This was the first time in his life that Xie Tian entered the palace and sat on the dragon throne, not to mention his arrogance.
However, Xie Tian entered Gyeongbokgung Palace, the royal palace of North Korea, and sat on the dragon chair of the original Lee Dynasty of North Korea.
Is it just that you North Koreans are serious about placing a bunch of kimchi pottery urns in Gyeongbokgung Palace so solemnly?
And the two stone tiger sculptures at the entrance of Gyeongbokgung Palace, why do they look more and more like two docile kittens? With a fucking smiling face, does this mean that all your Korean tigers are docile?
Forget it, I can't stand it. I'm not here to travel. I'd better go to the Japanese-Korean Governor's Office Building built by the Japanese to work.
The Japanese-Korean Governor-General's Building built by the Japanese is directly in front of one of the few central axis palace buildings such as Gyeongbokgung Palace's only preserved Geunjeongjeon. It is a multi-story white building built with huge stones, with a dome and square shoulders. , majestic and majestic, firmly suppressing the Gyeongbokgung Palace, the royal palace of the North Koreans.
Walking into the spacious office of the Japanese Governor in Korea, Xie Tian felt relieved. This is so fucking interesting: "Come here, please take down the portrait of this bastard Hirohito and burn it."
Damn it, what's wrong with you? I can see your portrait everywhere you go, your portrait?
It seems that people in this era have this habit. After gaining some status, they like to hang their portraits everywhere for people to admire. After the People's Liberation Army occupied Taiyuan, Pang Yuan also planned to print some portraits of Xie Tian, but Xie Tian No.
Xie Tian knew that Pang Yuan wanted to promote the god-making movement, but gods were not created by hanging portraits, but by strength.
The god hanging out is just the door god.
The spelled out God will take root in everyone's heart.
So until now, the vast majority of Chinese people still don’t know what Xie Baoqing, who is already considered a god, looks like. In the minds of many ignorant girls, Xie Tian’s appearance has been made up by them into a handsome and suave young man like Zhang Xueliang.
That's why Allegro Zhang was able to arrange Xie Tian's show unscrupulously in front of Xie Tian.
Damn Allegro Zhang, I haven’t had the chance to go to the Zhonghua Tea House to listen to his Allegro this time after staying in Tianjin for so long. I don’t know what’s going on.
Taking political sides is also risky for ordinary artists like Kueban Zhang. Didn't he almost get beaten that day?
But there shouldn't be much of a problem now. Ever since Chen Xiang shot Yuan Wenhui and a group of disciples, the security situation in Tianjin has been significantly improved.
It's a pity that the traitor Qi Xieyuan was not caught in the liberation of Pingjin. I don't know if he escaped after hearing the news or found a place to hide. However, since he is on Xie Tian's blacklist, sooner or later he will be caught.
Qi Xieyuan, the commander-in-chief of Wang's Puppet Appeasement Army, was a Japanese bastard.
Going too far again.
Xie Tian's personal visit to Korea to fight this time has quite a bit of the meaning of a personal expedition.
The imperial chariot's personal expedition means that one can only win but not fail.
Three major events, the first was the liberation of North Korea, the march of troops into the Northeast, and the completion of the strategic encirclement of the Japanese Kwantung Army until it was completely annihilated.
Second, support Kim Il Sung to establish the North Korean government and complete complete control of North Korea.
Third, establish a military base in Busan so that Army aviation aircraft can directly depart from Busan and fly over the Tsushima Strait to bomb the Japanese mainland.
Damn, you have bullied China for decades, and now I want to let you have a taste of being bullied.
Of the three major events, Xie Tian was most concerned about the third one, so he personally commanded the Incheon landing battle and personally commanded it from Seoul.
As soon as Xie Tian took action, Umezu Meijiro was already stunned.
Before Umezu Yoshijiro could react, another urgent message came from Jinzhou. Li Yunlong's troops of the First Army of the Northeast Field Army of the People's Liberation Army were already approaching the city, and Dong Shangwu's troops of the Second Army were marching into Rehe and heading towards Chaoyang.
Umezu Meijiro knew that the moment of the decisive battle had arrived.
This is not a decisive battle between the Kwantung Army and the People's Liberation Army.
It is a decisive battle between Japan and China.
The outcome of the Northeast War directly determines the outcome of the decisive battle between the two countries.
Now that Xie Baoqing had taken the first city and suddenly landed at Inchon, cutting off the Kwantung Army's best route to retreat back to Japan, there were really not many choices before Umezu Yoshijiro.
Or fight to the death.
Or throw up your hands and surrender.
However, since the war between the Japanese army and Xie Baoqing's troops began, Xie Baoqing's troops have not accepted the surrender of any Japanese army.
Sumita Shiro had already surrendered, and was ordered by Xie Baoqing to take up arms and refused to surrender.
In other words, the People's Liberation Army will not accept the Kwantung Army's defeat and surrender. The only way to fight them is to fight to the death.
Umezu Meijiro anxiously circled around the sand table.
As the war situation in Japan continues to worsen, the most elite divisions of the Kwantung Army have been transferred again and again to support other battlefields. When Yoshio Shinozuka was alive, he seconded two divisions from the Kwantung Army. During the Battle of Peking and Tianjin, another division was transferred from the Kwantung Army. After Pearl Harbor, two divisions were transferred from China for homeland defense. The war situation in Southeast Asia was tense and three divisions were transferred from the Kwantung Army.
Even if the Kwantung Army is an old hen, it cannot lay so many eggs.
The battle at Shanhaiguan in Qinhuangdao had left Umezu Yoshijiro exhausted, and the 130,000 people in the temporary first army were defeated without even taking a chance.
Now Umezu Yoshijiro has been forced to re-recruit veterans and forcibly recruit Japanese men to serve as soldiers. With great difficulty, he has managed to piece together four divisions of old and weak soldiers. Even the weapons were borrowed from the Imperial Alliance Army in Manchukuo. This is all he can do. On average, two people have one gun, and heavy weapons and mechanized weapons are basically blank.
The combat effectiveness of these four divisions is basically cannon fodder level, and they will be gone if they are beaten by the People's Liberation Army.
Not counting these four divisions, Umezu Yoshijiro still has seven divisions in his hands, four of which are at war with the Soviet Far East Army, and the other three are stationed in Harbin, Xinjing (Changchun), Shenyang, and Lushun respectively.
Originally, Umezu Yoshijiro could still mobilize two divisions from Japanese Korea. However, now that Xie Baoqing has landed at Inchon, it is impossible for these two divisions in Japanese Korea to escape.
Umezu Yoshijiro felt that he was now surrounded on all sides, so he even used the ultimate method when dealing with the People's Liberation Army. In the end, the victims were his own troops stationed on the back of his wife and the Japanese mainland.
etc……
Umezu Meijiro seemed to have thought of something and stopped in front of the sand table.
Umezu Meijiro frowned and stared at the sand table.
This also seems to be an option.
but……
Let's wait and see how the offensive of Xie Baoqing's troops goes. If it is really impossible to resist, this is the only option.
