Without enough cavalry, it would be impossible to stop the Jin Army's tens of thousands of cavalry on the Great Plains of North China.
They had to fight in and out, and quickly cut off the Liberation Army's retreat route and cut off food routes and other tactical operations. The Liberation Army's infantry formation could not be blocked in the wild, and the only reliance was the city.
Turning the city into a military fortress with sufficient food and ordnance made the Jin soldiers have to divide their troops to fight, otherwise they would have to worry about problems with the logistics and food routes.
How many troops can Wan Yanliang mobilize to deal with these armed military fortresses?
It was difficult for Su Yonglin to predict, but he believed that Wan Yanliang would definitely have a headache when he encountered such Hebei and such an enemy. If he had to bite them one by one, he would definitely go bankrupt, both militarily and economically.
But if he doesn't bite hard, his logistics will be completely destroyed by these city fortresses.
He will soon discover that he actually has no choice.
From Su Yonglin's own point of view, this feeling is similar to that of the Central Plains after the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty.
The imperial court collapsed, Wuhu was rampant, and the situation completely declined to an unbearable level.
Faced with this situation, in order to protect themselves, the Han tycoons recruited a large number of people to build a large number of forts with their own manor as the core, relying on the forts to protect themselves on the great plains.
This act of self-preservation divides an entire administrative region into large and small Wubao forces. Each Wubao force forms a unique economic system and social system in its own Wubao. It is the result of the political collapse of the unified regime and the collapse of order. a unique phenomenon that occurs.
This phenomenon is not normal, but it is inevitable after the collapse of social order.
If the imperial court cannot protect the people, the people can only protect themselves. Martial arts has become the first choice in times of survival crisis. Having strong martial ethics is also a must. Not having strong martial virtues means death.
The way the conquerors conquered the Central Plains at that time was to conquer and force the surrender of large and small Wubao organizations, obtain the population and wealth from Wubao, thereby establishing political power, and try every means to dismantle Wubao.
Now, in order to fight against the superior cavalry of the Jin Army, Su Yonglin adopted the same strategy, but the purpose and specific strategy were still different.
After finishing the specific things that the leader needed to do, Su Yonglin looked at the large and small documents in hand, feeling the numerous difficulties, and sighed.
If there was a mobile phone at this time... No, it doesn't need to be that advanced, if there was just a telegraph, this system would be a perfect defense system.
If necessary, he does not need to send people to risk their lives to deliver orders and collect intelligence. He can know the current defense status and trends of each city by squatting at the headquarters and sending telegrams.
He can know the movements of the golden soldiers, know which city has more golden soldiers and which city has fewer golden soldiers. He can know where the main force of the golden soldiers is without going out and judge the strengths and weaknesses of the golden soldiers.
He can quickly know any problems and any results. He can easily command the army to turn the Jin soldiers around and attack their weak points. It is a complete dimensionality reduction blow to the Jin soldiers.
The development of communication means will have a revolutionary impetus for the military, but Su Yonglin does not have such means.
At this time, he wished that he had a system that could be used to rub the telegraph system, so that he could directly sit at the headquarters and perform the legendary "micro-control" of each unit.
In this case, he would really have the confidence to defeat Wan Yanliang in a short period of time.
Too bad he didn't.
Therefore, after all preparations were made for them, before the decisive battle, the first half of the battle could only rely on the efforts of the city defense troops of each city.
If Su Yonglin wants to get information, he has to rely on the people in the intelligence unit to risk their lives in exchange. The information brought back may not be correct, and may be discrepant, which will affect his strategic decision-making.
But there was no other way. Su Yonglin had done everything he could, and he had no other choice.
Now that everything has been planned, the next step is the specific execution.
Su Yonglin's long-standing reputation played an extremely important and even decisive role at this moment.
People believe in Su Yonglin. They have trust in Su Yonglin. They don't feel that Su Yonglin is trying to harm them. They feel that Su Yonglin is their patron saint and is protecting them.
When the Jin soldiers go south, they will be massacred. Su Yonglin doesn't want them to die, but wants them to live, so they need to leave their hometown and go to a safe place. Waiting for the moment Su Yonglin defeats the Jin army, they can return to their hometown.
People want to believe Su Yonglin.
Although Su Yonglin does not have as broad and solid basic base in Hebei as Shandong, Su Yonglin has invested particularly huge propaganda power in Hebei.
Su Yonglin has accumulated a good reputation in Hebei through long-term positive publicity and practical burden reduction policies.
Therefore, when the people sent by Su Yonglin went to various places to announce the implementation of the tactics of strengthening walls and clearing wild areas, the people of Hebei showed strong obedience.
People who had always insisted that it was difficult to leave their homeland and return to their roots were widely publicized and out of their trust in Su Yonglin's good reputation, they were willing to cooperate with Su Yonglin's strategy of strengthening the wall and clearing the country.
Along the south of the six-state defense line controlled by the Jin Army, the Liberation Army dispatched a large number of instructors and soldiers to help the people harvest the unharvested grain in the fields while assisting the people to move south.
The soldiers in Xiongzhou and Bazhou also slowed down their attack progress and turned into a real feint attack. The main force began to transfer, and at the same time, they also moved southward with the local people who were willing to follow them.
The policy of strengthening the walls and clearing the country was implemented from the northernmost end of the area controlled by the Liberation Army.
A large number of people, old women and children, pushed carts and moved south as fast as possible. They carried food, clothing, and took away all useful materials.
Following official instructions, these people either entered the nearest city, or followed the team all the way south to other cities, or continued south to Shandong, which they had never been to.
At least until the main force of the Liberation Army is defeated, Shandong is still safe.
Because there were too many people to implement this strategy, Su Yonglin may not have that many manpower to send out to assist the people in moving, and he soon faced a shortage of manpower.
But he is not helpless.
With an order, young men in the new rural areas of Shandong organized themselves under the leadership of instructors and transformed into civil armed organizations, heading north to help people from Hebei and Damingfu, which are close to Shandong, enter Shandong to seek refuge.
Su Yonglin's painstaking efforts to reach the grassroots level played a huge role at this moment.
This kind of ruling tentacles mobilized a large amount of power for him that could not be mobilized originally, assisted him to implement the tactics of strengthening the wall and clearing the country to the maximum extent, and exhausted the Jin army to the maximum extent.
Su Yonglin tried his best to unleash all the power he had accumulated at this moment. He must do his best to fight a war with the Kingdom of Jin that was not fought only with the strength of the army.
Only in this way can he finally overcome.
He cannot be defeated, he must win, otherwise everything he has now will be just a mirror.
General mobilization, must be general mobilization.
This was an unprecedented high-intensity mobilization. Not to mention others, even some people in the leadership of the Liberation Army felt inexplicably uncomfortable with this special situation.
In their view, war is a confrontation and final victory between two armies. The two sides fight each other with hard power, and the outcome is determined between life and death, just like the battles they have fought before.
But now, what they see is not like this.
The army has not yet been sent out to fight, the enemy has not even come over, and the two sides have not decided to go to war, but the people have already started to move.
They used everything they could do to support the army's battles. They were organized and did everything they could to facilitate the army so that the army could take advantage of it and fight the Jin army.
Under the organization of instructors and soldiers, a large number of people left the original loose living areas and moved closer to the fortified cities.
As the order progressed, the soldiers in the fortified city were busy moving the weapons and combat supplies used to defend the city onto the city wall.
The city also entered a wartime state, and the city defense headquarters took over the power of local officials and became the highest power-holding organization in the city.
Every household must accept the command and leadership of the wartime state and contribute its own strength to the defense of the city. Those who do not work will not be allowed to eat.
A new defense system is gradually taking shape.
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