Although the advice given by the Japanese military headquarters is somewhat unreliable, this can only be a helpless choice for the Japanese army stationed in North Korea. Each of them is very clear about one thing, that is, if they want to reach the Chinese troops that are fierce and have a much better weapon and equipment performance than them. Fighting positional warfare is probably not their strength.

Fighting guerrilla warfare with the Chinese Volunteers in North Korea will relatively lose its equipment advantage and have to fight guerrilla warfare with them. For the Japanese army that has ruled North Korea for many years, they are confident that they have more geographical advantages than these Chinese troops.

Therefore, fighting guerrilla warfare with the Chinese troops and delaying the advancement speed of the Chinese volunteer army as much as possible is not a tactic of survival for the Japanese troops stationed in Korea.

As long as their troops in Southeast Asia can achieve final victory and return to North Korea, they may still have a chance to continue to control the nearest colony to them. You must know that after losing the industrial base of the three northeastern provinces, North Korea cannot lose its significance to them.

After reaching an agreement on this guerrilla war, several senior generals stationed in Korea and Japan quickly crazily blocked the Japanese command center of the Chinese troops on the front line. They all received an order, which was to give up the current blocking war, bring weapons, ammunition and supplies, and all escape into remote mountainous areas near North Korea. Relying on their terrain advantages, they delayed the speed of the Chinese troops' advance.

This unprecedented order also shocked the Japanese commander on the front line. He couldn't believe that the order would be the officer issued by the headquarters, and even sent an additional inquiry telegram. If the telegram was asked, would it be sent wrong. As a result, the headquarters answered that it was fighting guerrilla warfare with China. It was not only the order of their headquarters, but also the solution that the senior officials of the domestic military department came up with.

When we learned that reinforcements were not available in the country for the time being, if we wanted to continue to maintain their status as a colonist in North Korea, fighting guerrilla warfare was the only tactic to survive from the dead. After understanding the real intention of the headquarters in North Korea, many Japanese troops who were still fighting for a position and a mountain and fighting to the death with the Chinese offensive troops began to pack up their things quietly, preparing to enter those remote mountainous areas and villages of North Korea, and fight guerrilla warfare with the Chinese volunteers who fought in North Korea.

Seeing that the Japanese troops on the opposite side were getting smaller and smaller, the attacking Chinese troops also felt that this situation was a bit strange. When they broke through the blocking line and began to advance to the rear, the news they got was that the Japanese troops did not retreat to the rear, but instead ran into the mountains and villages, as if they had no intention.

After returning this strange situation to the command center in the rear, Deng Chenggong did not guess the intention of the Japanese army for a while. After convening the combat generals of the Northeast Military Region to consult, General Luo Neiqing of the People's Party, who served as the political commissar of the Northeast Military Region, carefully observed the mountains and remote areas where the Japanese army retreated.

Suddenly he said, "Chief of Staff. Do you think these Japanese devils want to fight guerrilla war with us? From the route of these Japanese devils' escape, it can be judged that they can still pose an effective threat to our future supply line. If they cannot be cleared out, once these Japanese devils sneak out to attack our supply line, I'm afraid it will be a bit troublesome!"

Guerrilla tactics are the classic tactics that made the People's Party's fortunes. Therefore, when judging the routes of these Japanese troops retreating, they seemed to be consciously near the strategic channel. Rone suddenly thought of this possibility because this tactic is too common for generals from the People's Party.

Do the Japanese want to fight guerrilla warfare?

This statement made Deng Chenggong stunned for a moment. Many generals from the militia corps also thought that this speculation would be too thoughtful. When Deng Chenggong carefully summarized the current situation of the Japanese army stationed in Korea.

Gradually, I felt that Political Commissar Luo’s idea might be possible. Then I nodded and said, “The young comrades in the inner world have a very correct idea. These Japanese devils are not good at it, and they really want to fight guerrilla wars with us. Compared with Japanese devils, we still have to lack some of the terrain characteristics in North Korea.

In addition, these mountains and terrain are not suitable for large troops to fight. It may take a lot of effort to clear them out. But if we leave these Japanese devils to stay on our supply line, we really have to come here for you from time to time. It will really annoy us.

So, I think the idea of ​​the youth in the inner youth is very correct. These Japanese devils suddenly came up with this trick, and they really might want to fight guerrillas with us. You said that if the Chairman heard this, he would probably find it incredible, right? Haha!"

Guerrilla warfare was an important tactic created by Taizu, so as soon as Deng Chenggong finished speaking, a laughter sounded from the conference room. Although these Japanese devils had a good idea, for the Chinese troops who were familiar with guerrilla tactics, it would not be too difficult to find some Korean guides familiar with terrain in North Korea and clear out these Japanese devils who were hiding in the deep mountains.

No matter what the Japanese made, Deng Chenggong realized that these Japanese devils who temporarily relaxed their strategic locations and liked to climb mountains and dig deep ditches wanted to delay their entry.

Immediately ordered the combat troops entering North Korea to retain a force that was good at mountain warfare, and the remaining large troops still followed the previous plan. The Japanese army stationed in the big cities and strategic areas in North Korea, and seized as much territory as possible, and handed over to the North Korean Provisional Anti-Japanese Government led by the Fu**.

At the same time, the senior management of the Fuzhang Restoration Army sent guides or Korean soldiers who were familiar with the local terrain and could trust in various places. They cooperated with the Chinese Volunteer Army to encircle and intercept these fleeing Japanese troops.

After taking over the local government, collusion punishment measures were also promoted to the countryside throughout the country, and measures were also set up to promote force. Special controls were implemented on grain, salt, cloth and medicines. Once someone was found to sell these controlled materials, they would be punished with the crime of treason.

I know that there are a lot of traitors in North Korea, which has been ruled by the Japanese army for many years. If all the Korean merchants and people who collude with the Japanese army will be killed, it is estimated that in the end, there will be not many clean people and businessmen left in North Korea.

To this end, after obtaining Deng Chenggong's consent, Gion Licheng, who served as the chairman of the interim government, also defined the traitors as those who helped Japanese invaders and caused bad influence among the people. Generally, merchants and people who usually contacted the Japanese army due to persecution would cancel their punishment measures accordingly.

Of course, for these Koreans who may collude with the Japanese, the temporary military government will also take corresponding surveillance measures against them. Once they find that they are still colluding with the Japanese, the only way to wait for them is to shoot them.

It is this relaxed punishment policy that has made many North Korean people feel the goodwill of the new government. Therefore, after a period of contact, these people gradually recognized and supported the new government.

Although North Korea still has the so-called royal family, the policies promoted by the new government are similar to those of the People's Party implemented by China. For this reason, the Korean people who do not need to appear on their heads in the future will also begin to choose to accept the management of the Provisional Anti-Japanese Government.

As the anti-Japanese government's reputation in the North Korean liberated areas became popular, the rehabilitation of the rehabilitation, which also urgently needed new recruits to supplement their strength, began to accept a group of corrected North Korean puppet troops. At the same time, some Korean people who saw good treatment in the rehabilitation also sent their children to the recruitment office of the rehabilitation.

I hope that their children who can only stay at home to farm can get a chance to make a name for themselves in such a battle to liberate the country. Therefore, the original force of more than 30,000 people has expanded to nearly 100,000 in less than a month.

In addition to the unchanged organization of the original three main divisions, Gionee and Zeng Guodong took the initiative to seek help from China, hoping that China could send a group of military instructors to train their new recruits that they had begun to expand. At the same time, in terms of weapons and equipment, in addition to the one unit they seized during wartime, China still needs to provide certain support from China.

Faced with the demand of the North Korean Provisional Government in terms of weapons and civilian supplies, Deng Chenggong not only gave them a batch of free, but also asked the North Korean Provisional Government representatives sent to the country to sign a package of loan agreements with the Chinese government.

Although the Chinese side will not ask the future North Korean government to repay the money immediately, they will still give them some extra time to repay. If this temporary government fails to complete North Korea's liberation and independence in the future, the Chinese side will really become a meat bun to beat a dog, and there will be no return.

Originally, according to the intentions of several senior officials, it was best not to sign such an agreement because it seemed a bit too unkind and righteous. But Deng Chenggong was very clear that although the relationship between North Korea and China in later generations could be considered intimate, it was because there was still a threat from South Korea. The Northern Dynasties had no backer and could only rely on China's support.

In this life, Deng Chenggong would not let it appear on a small land, with two countries supported by different political ideas. In order not to allow North Korea to re-take the old path of the future Nanyue Kingdom, Deng Chenggong thought it would be better to be more formal.

What's more, with the current situation of the North Korean Provisional Government, it is estimated that except for China, they are willing to fully support their restoration. They can't find a second country to surrender. For this reason, once North Korea really dares to turn against China in the future, these signed agreements can give China the upper hand in morality. At that time, no matter how you want to control them, other countries probably can't say anything else.

It was Deng Chenggong's strong request, coupled with Taizu and Chairman Jiang who also felt that such unconditional support was supported. If there was no return, it would really feel like a surrender. Therefore, after the three reached an agreement, they finally agreed to sign a purchase agreement for the relevant materials and loans for funds with the representatives sent by Gionee.

With the materials and loans from China, this slightly immature temporary government has common problems. However, when news of successive victory news came from the front line, it finally grew gradually according to China's plan. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!