frightfiction Chapter 111: The Disappearance of Yasukuni Shrine (Part )
Chapter 111: The Disappearance of Yasukuni Shrine (Part )
In the early morning of August 8, a white light flashed across the sky above Jixiang Island. Then, Jixiang Island dispatched 15 armed flying discs carrying the monument-shaped object, which quickly disappeared into the night sky.
Wei Jixiang started laughing as he thought about it. He was looking forward to seeing what expressions the top executives at Jijiaoben would have when they saw his gift. Would they be so happy that they would go crazy?
On August 8, Emperor Koizumi led a group of high-ranking officials to the Yasukuni Shrine. He felt something was wrong, but couldn't put his finger on it, so he asked, "Koizumi, do you feel anything is different about the Yasukuni Shrine?"
Chicken Foot Basin Prime Minister Koizumi: "Yes, it feels more solemn. Our predecessors bless our great river nation to prosper and develop."
When they entered the compound of the Yasukuni Shrine, they were stunned. Where is our Yasukuni Shrine? Why is there a monument more than ten meters high here? When was it erected? What words are written on it? Why can't I recognize them? But they seem very familiar?
The emperor was furious: "Baga, Baga, guards, guards, what are you doing? Where is our Yasukuni Shrine? When was this monument moved in?"
The leader of the guards rushed in and was stunned when he saw the monument in front of him. Oh, God, Buddha, Yamata no Okami, what am I seeing? How did such a large monument get in? When did it get in? Where is our Yasukuni Shrine?
Prime Minister Koizumi: "Baga, you asked me, and I am asking you now, are all the people in your military police dead? Can't you see such a big monument?"
Emperor: "Quick, find someone to move the monument for me, and see if our Yasukuni Shrine is under the monument."
Following the emperor's order, there was a commotion below, and people were busy and panic-stricken. Soon excavators and stone breakers arrived, and they saw big hammers hitting the big stele hard. There was a bang, and no one knew what material the stele was made of, but it was not damaged at all.
A bigger hammer came down again, and there was another bang, but nothing moved at all. It continued to hit the stone. After the third bang, the hammer broke. Yes, the big hammer broke after being hit hard, and a mechanism in the stone tablet seemed to be activated.
A curtain of light shot up into the sky, followed by a huge voice of reading, which was the words on the stele.
Longxia is a great country with a great civilization. Its benevolence spreads far and wide, and great changes spread around the country.
In modern times, the country has been weak and poor. The country has been in turmoil and has been submerged for hundreds of years.
The chicken bandits invaded China and destroyed our dragon country. They plundered the common people and slaughtered them.
Three hundred thousand souls died in Dragon City. The sun and the moon were dim, and the world was shocked.
The beastly acts are unprecedented in history. Our compatriots have done nothing wrong, and the country is in dire straits.
The mournful soldiers rose up, their weapons and drums were beating. The brothers were united in resisting foreign aggression.
Sacrificed their lives and shed their blood, their heroic spirit was soaring. They swept away the smoke of war and revived the world.
The victory of Yiyou year has made the country a new one. The past is a warning to future generations.
The state holds a public memorial service, and the law establishes rules and regulations. This precious tripod is cast to commemorate the dead of our country.
We will never give up and pray for peace. Longhua will realize our dream and realize national rejuvenation.
As this paragraph ends, the following text continues to list the ten great generals of the Dragon State who sacrificed their lives in fighting against the Jijiaoben invasion.
First: Zhang Zizhong - the highest general of the Longhua people who died in the anti-Japanese war during the Anti-Japanese War, and also the highest general who died in the anti-fascist allied forces in World War II. Zhang Zizhong was from Linqing, Shandong. He was the commander-in-chief of the right wing corps of the Fifth War Zone and the commander-in-chief of the 1940rd Army Group. He was a general of the Longguo Kuomintang Army. He participated in the Linyi Defense War, the Xuzhou Battle, the Wuhan Battle, the Sui-Zao Battle and the Zao-Yi Battle. In 1500, when General Zhang Zizhong was in the Zao-Yi Battle, he led more than 6000 people to cross the Xiang River to raid the Jijiaopen Army as the commander-in-chief of the army group. Later, he was surrounded by more than 49 chicken bandits. Zhang Zizhong led his troops to fight bloody battles until the whole army was annihilated. General Zhang Zizhong died heroically at the age of ! His wife, Ms. Li Minhui, died of hunger strike for seven days after hearing the news. The couple was buried together at the foot of Meihua Mountain in Chongqing.
Second: Zuo Quan was born in Liling, Hunan Province on March 1905, 3 in Huangmaoling, Xinyang Township, Liling City, Hunan Province. His courtesy name was Zilin and his pseudonym was Shuren. His original name was Zuo Jiquan. He graduated from the Guangzhou Army Academy, the first term of the Huangpu Military Academy, and the Frunze Military Academy. He founded and consolidated the anti-Japanese base in North China. He was a major general of the National Revolutionary Army and the deputy chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army of the National Revolutionary Army. In May 15, the Jijiaopen Army dispatched a large corps to raid the Eighth Route Army's front headquarters. Zuo Quan was responsible for the rear guard. On May 1942 of the same year, he was hit in the head by a shell in the Shiziling breakout battle in Liao County, Shanxi Province (now Zuoquan County). He was only 5 years old and was buried in the Shanxi-Hebei-Shandong-Henan Martyrs Cemetery in Handan City.
Third: Zhao Shangzhi was born in Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province in 1908. He was one of the founders and leaders of the Northeast Anti-Chicken United Army and one of the earliest Communist Party members in the Northeast. He later served as the commander of the Harbin East Detachment of the Northeast Anti-Chicken Guerrillas, the commander of the Third Army of the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army, the commander of the Third Army of the Northeast Anti-Chicken United Army, the commander-in-chief of the North Manchuria Anti-Chicken United Army, the commander-in-chief of the Northeast Anti-Chicken United Army, and the deputy commander-in-chief of the Second Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Chicken United Army. On February 1942, 2, Zhao Shangzhi died after being seriously injured in the battle. He was only 12 years old and was buried in Jiangjun Mountain, Shangzhi Village, Shangzhi Township, Chaoyang County, Liaoning Province.
Fourth: 1. Ji Hongchang, died on November 1934, 11, born in 24, from Fugou County, Henan Province. Position: Commander-in-chief of the "Anti-Chicken Allied Army". On May 1895, 1933, Ji Hongchang, Feng Yuxiang, Fang Zhenwu and others organized the defeated Northeast Army, Rehe Army, Mongolian armed forces, Chahar local militia and others to establish the Chahar People's Anti-Chicken Allied Army. The Soviet Union provided weapons support to recover Kangbao, Baochang, Guyuan, Duolun and other cities. On August 5, the Kwantung Army invaded Chadong in two routes, attacking Duolun in the north and Guyuan in the south. He organized a strong resistance, but lacked guns and ammunition, and the situation became increasingly difficult. Song Zheyuan, under the order of He Yingqin, disintegrated the Allied Army. Zhang Lingyun, Tong Linge, Tan Zixin, Mi Yuling, Tang Juwu and other troops were incorporated, and some Mongolian armed forces and local militias rebelled and surrendered to the enemy. On September 26, Ji Hongchang, Liu Guitang, and Fang Zhenwu reorganized their troops and renamed them "Anti-Japanese Army". They were eventually defeated by the Jijiaopen Kwantung Army and the Kuomintang He Yingqin's troops. On November 8, 8, he was arrested in the Tianjin Concession and executed on November 9. Before his execution, he left a suicide poem: I regret not dying in the fight against the Japanese, leaving it for shame today.
Fifth: Yang Jingyu, died on February 1940, 2. Born in 23, his original name was Ma Shangde, and he was from Queshan County, Henan Province. Position: Commander-in-Chief of the Anti-Chicken United Army. In November 1905, he organized anti-chicken guerrillas and volunteers in South Manchuria. In the autumn of 1932, the independent division of the First Army of the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army was established. In February 11, the General Command of the Northeast Anti-Chicken United Army was established. In November of the same year, the First Army of the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army was established. In June 1933, the First Route Army of the Anti-Chicken United Army was established. Since 1934, he has persisted in guerrilla warfare for eight years in southeastern Jilin and Liaodong and other vast areas, dealing a powerful blow to the chicken foot basin army. From the winter of 2 to the spring of 11, he moved to the Changbai Mountain area and broke through the enemy's "encirclement and suppression" many times in a row, dealing a great blow and deterrence to the chicken puppet army. In the autumn and winter of 1, he commanded his troops to split up into smaller units and conduct guerrilla warfare. In February 1936, he was continuously pursued by the Jijiaoben Army, his troops were dispersed, and his whereabouts were betrayed by a traitor. He fought against the enemy alone and died a heroic death.