Anti-Japanese blood sacrifice mountains and rivers

[Volume 20] Section 160: Chapter 69 The Last Cannon (1)

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Chapter 69 The Last Gunfire

Gao Fei smiled slightly and said: "The Japanese have at least [-] casualties in front of our position. The reason why they stopped attacking is to take into account today's entry ceremony. The Japanese are afraid of being ashamed in front of the whole world, so we can't let He survived and told them with cannons that the Chinese in Nanjing are not dead, and as long as we are still resisting, Nanjing will still be Chinese!"

Chiang Kai-shek was listening to the broadcast with a livid face, but it would not be Japanese. Several broadcasting companies, including the United Kingdom and the United States, set up live broadcast equipment on the spot to broadcast this important ceremony to the Japanese live. Radio stations in various countries are questioning whether the end of the Battle of Nanjing will be the end of this war?Can the Chinese government continue to resist.Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice Mountains and Rivers 1609

It can be said that to Chiang Kai-shek, the British and American broadcasts are more objective and true than the Japanese. However, Britain and the United States are most concerned about the continuation and direction of the war, and whether their own interests in China will be affected.

Gao Fei took a deep breath, looked at Li Minglei and nodded, Li Minglei shouted, and shot quickly!Zhu Yuan revised!Reload!

Great Empire of Japan onboard!His Majesty the Emperor onboard!Great Japanese Imperial Army onboard!The moment the Japanese soldiers chanted the slogan of victory and stepped into the Zhonghua Gate with a "heroic" attitude.

When the 150mm caliber grenade flies through the air, it will produce a sharp whistling sound, which often travels very far. Prince Asaka Miyazawa and the Japanese generals, who are showing off their might, all showed puzzled eyes ?And the reporters from various countries present also looked at the sky with puzzled eyes?No one knows what happened at this moment?or what happened?

boom!With a deafening explosion, a huge column of smoke rose into the sky. In a residential building 150 meters away from Zhonghuamen, a [-]mm high-explosive grenade exploded. The violent shock wave left everyone present stunned?If it is on the battlefield of fierce exchange of fire, such shelling is nothing at all?But such an earth-shattering cannon sound in the peaceful city entry ceremony seemed too shocking?

Prince Hatohiko of Asaka Palace, who was thrown to the ground by the startled horse, also looked around in panic, hoping that someone could give him a reasonable explanation?With the rumbling and alternating artillery sounds in the direction of Yanziji, artillery shells continued to fall irregularly, and one of them unexpectedly fell into the marching queue of the Japanese army. There was a bloody storm immediately, and countless stumps and broken arms fell all over the sky.

The shattered corpses of the howling Japanese officers and soldiers fell all over the ground. The living Japanese soldiers were already frightened and dizzy. Some people even shot indiscriminately, all of them were their own people. At this time, the British reporter broadcast live He ran away without a trace, so Welsh seized the opportunity and ran to the microphone, held the microphone and started to broadcast again: "Hi everyone! We are the editor-in-chief of the Washington Post Asia Pacific Division, and now my colleagues don't know Where did you go? Let me report to everyone on the spot. Just now, a shell fell into the queue of the Japanese. Oh! My God! At least 50 people were killed? No! At least 100 people Or 150 people, my God! The Japanese lined up neatly in four columns, they are the best targets! My God! A tank was blown up! The scene is now full of limbs and arms, and blood everywhere And internal organs, here is a huge slaughterhouse, oh my god! Another shell fell on the building, it seems to be a restaurant called Xianyunju, except for the collapsed house that hit a few Japanese soldiers, what a pity!"