History is a magnificent picture composed of blood, tears and heroes. Every hero has his own legend, and every war is engraved with the tenacity and bravery of the nation. Today, we will focus on the legend of one of the heroes, General Mordehong.
On the banks of the Huai River in 1938, it was the cruel moment of the War of Resistance Against Japan. General Mo Dehong led the elite units of the Chinese Kuomintang Army and bravely resisted the fierce attack of the Japanese army. In the fierce battle with the Itagaki Division and the Isoya Division, they did not flinch and swore to defend the dignity of the motherland and the security of the territory to the death. This battle is destined to become an eternal legend in the history of the Anti-Japanese War.
As night fell, the soldiers of the 138th Division hid like cheetahs, waiting for the best opportunity to attack. The Japanese thought they were safe and sound, but they didn't expect that death had already set their sights on them. The sudden attack caught the Japanese army off guard, and the squadron led by General Mo Dehong showed incomparable combat effectiveness. The white knife went in and the red knife came out, the blood rained down, and the screams came and went. In front of the iron-blooded Chinese ** people, the Japanese army is as fragile and vulnerable as a paper kite.
However, just as the Japanese army was in a rout, Mordehong gave a shocking order - to kill them all. 132 Japanese prisoners of war were brutally beheaded, and blood stained the land. This scene sparked endless controversy, and people began to question Mo Dehong's motives.
Mo Dehong, an ordinary farmer born in Cangwu, Guangxi, has extraordinary courage and tenacity. He grew up in a poor family, but with diligence and perseverance, he finally stood out. In 1917, he joined the army and became a soldier. In the war-torn years, his unit made many military exploits and became one of the important generals of the Gui family. However, the hatred against the Japanese invaders was always burning.
In 1937, when the National War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out, Mo Dehong threw himself into the great struggle to defend the motherland. His iron wrist and fearless courage made immortal contributions to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. However, the hatred in my heart has never been erased. An accidental inspection allowed him to discover a Japanese military plane, and in the cabin it turned out to be one of the masterminds of Nanjing-Tsukada Attack. This discovery once again ignited the fire of hatred in his heart, and he decided to retaliate for a tooth and avenge the innocent life.
Therefore, when he faced those 132 Japanese prisoners of war, the hatred deep in his heart drove him to make a cruel choice. In his opinion, this is not only revenge for the enemy, but also the last tribute to innocent lives.
Mo Dehong, an iron-blooded pride, a hero for the country and the people. His life may be full of controversy, but his iron-blooded responsibility and fearless courage will forever shine in the annals of the Anti-Japanese War.
This is a bloody epic, a heroic hymn. Let us remember history, cherish peace, and pay tribute to those heroes who fought bravely and bloodily for the country, the nation and the people!