It was one day in 1943, when the Majiehe Detachment of the Eighth Route Army was stationed in Guan County, where the army had planned to take a break. Unexpectedly, they had just finished camping and were attacked by the Japanese army. The soldiers of the Majie River detachment, who had undergone a long trek, were exhausted at the moment, and in this state, the chances of a direct confrontation with the Japanese army were very small.
The Horse Cheek River detachment in danger
Qin Guang, the deputy instructor of the Majiehe Detachment, quickly realized that such a scene was not conducive to our army, but we could not just sit still and wait to be surrounded by Japanese troops. So Qin Guang immediately explained to them the detachment leader and the chief of staff the current situation of our army, and after consultation among the three men, they decided to divide the soldiers into three squads, each of whom led a team to break through from different directions.
Qin Guang chose to lead the soldiers to break through from the south, unfortunately, the Number of Japanese soldiers in this direction was very large, and the weapons they carried were also very sophisticated. Even in such a situation of disparity in strength, Qin Guang still did not give up. He selected a few soldiers to form a death squad and let the death squad make a round of charge first.
However, under the suppression of the strong firepower of the Japanese army, the members of the death squad fell one by one, looking at the fallen corpses, Qin Guang's fighting spirit as a soldier was stimulated. Qin Guang already knew at this moment that they had no possibility of winning this battle, but as a soldier, he still chose to lead the soldiers to a new round of charge.
Qin Guang's gun originally had very little ammunition left, and qin Guang and his soldiers ran out of ammunition shortly after the charge. All the soldiers attached their guns to bayonets, and Qin Guang was no exception, so Qin Guang and the remaining dozen soldiers rushed to the enemy with bayonets.
Although this kind of fighting allowed Qin Guang to kill a lot of Japanese troops, this did not reverse the situation in which they were in a disadvantage. At the last moment of the fight, in order not to be captured by the Japanese army, Qin Guang took out the last two grenades left in his hand and rushed to the enemy. Qin Guang killed several more Japanese soldiers in this way, and he himself fell in a pool of blood.
Qin Guang, who escaped a disaster
After each battle, the Japanese army would give the task of cleaning the battlefield to the puppet troops. In fact, in addition to cleaning up the battlefield, it is necessary to count the number of casualties of the Japanese army, but also to execute our soldiers who have not lost their breath. Although Qin Guang detonated the grenade himself, because he threw the grenade out at that time, his injuries were not serious.
Qin Guang was in a brief coma for a while, then he slowly regained consciousness, and Qin Guang, who gradually regained his sense of hearing, realized that the puppet army was cleaning up the battlefield. Qin Guang, who realized this, knew very clearly that if the puppet army found that he was still breathing, the only thing that awaited him was death. So Qin Guang held his breath and listened carefully with his ears to every move around him.
Some time had passed, and two puppet soldiers had gathered around Qin Guang. Although Qin Guang had tried to hold his breath, the two puppet soldiers could still see from his slightly trembling eyelids that this Red Army was not dead. Then the two puppet soldiers briefly exchanged two sentences, and then one of the puppet soldiers bowed his head and whispered in Qin Guang's ear: "I know you are still alive, we will pretend not to know, you just have to endure for a while." ”
Qin Guang, who has regained his life
Qin Guang was shocked to hear these words, he originally thought that he must be dead when he was discovered by these two puppet soldiers, who knew that these two puppet soldiers chose to let themselves go. After instructing Qin Guang to say this, the puppet soldier turned around and left, and Qin Guang heard that they later confessed to his superiors that there was no red army alive in this area.
Although Qin Guang escaped the disaster of cleaning up the battlefield, he had lost the ability to move because he was too badly injured. When night fell, several local villagers passed by and found Qin Guang, who was still conscious. So the villagers secretly took Qin Guang back to their home, and after the villagers' careful care, Qin Guang gradually recovered his ability to move.
After recovering, Qin Guang, after thanking the local villagers for his care, immediately set off to look for the large troops. After some difficulties and obstacles, Qin Guang found his unit as he wished and returned to the army. Later, the doctors in the army specially examined Qin Guang and found that there was a fragment of a shell casing near Qin Guang's lumbar spine.
Since the shell is very specially positioned, the surgical risk is very high. After making a decision, Qin Guang still decided not to perform surgery for the time being, and waited until after the victory of the War of Resistance. After returning to the army, Qin Guang once tried to find the two puppet soldiers and tried to persuade them to abandon the dark and turn to the light, but unfortunately Qin Guang did not find these two life-saving benefactors.