On this side, Du Wei rushed home and told her father that she had settled Leonardo. As soon as her father breathed a sigh of relief, the Japanese army led the puppet army and rushed over.

The Japanese asked the whole village to gather at the entrance of the village, first asking if they had found the pilots of the Flying Tigers. After the villagers shook their heads to deny it, the Japanese soldiers and puppet troops immediately began to search door-to-door.

They do not have IQ like many anti-Japanese war dramas, and they cannot find anything they hide.

On the contrary, they searched for the pilots of the Flying Tigers in this movie, just like in Schindler's List, where the German SS searched for Jews, and did everything they could do.

In fact, the real war is so cruel.

In "Schindler's List", if the German SS suspected that there might be hidden people under the floor, it would not even open it, and directly fired dozens or hundreds of bullets.

They even sneak into the buildings where Jews live after nightfall, using stethoscopes to eavesdrop on movements in various mezzanines. Once they find someone, they will immediately catch them and shoot them on the spot.

Originally, Jewish refugees were still crossing the sea with the Eight Immortals, showing their magical powers. They seemed to be able to escape the search of the SS, but the actual situation was that 99% of the people could not escape the search of the SS and were found to be violently killed.

In contrast, many anti-Japanese dramas can deceive Japanese soldiers by hiding in firewood piles, which really disrespects history and the real situation of war.

In the film "The Flying Tigers", Spielberg also adopted a similar approach to "Schindler's List".

In order to find Leonardo, the Japanese soldiers did not miss any details. They had firewood piles, and first shot, then stabbed them with bayonets, and then stabbed them completely to confirm whether there was anyone inside.

The cowshed was pitch black, and the stone trough for feeding the cows was so big that it was enough for a person to lie down. So the Japanese soldiers threw two grenades into it and blew the cowshed to death, which collapsed directly.

When you see a water well, whether it is a dry well or not, you must throw a grenade down and blow it up to ensure that everything is foolproof.

As for the cellar dug by farmers, they also threw the grenades first and then went down to check after the grenade exploded.

The Japanese searched all night and found the dawn. They turned the entire village upside down but couldn't find any trace of the Flying Tigers pilot. Only then did they believe that the people in this village did not hide the Flying Tigers pilots and went to the next village to search in a furious manner.

In order to vent his hatred, the Japanese officer pulled out the most respected elder in the village before evacuating and shot him to death without hesitation. In his words, "I kill him to remind you that in the future, when encountering a pilot of the Flying Tigers who parachuted and forced a landing, you should take the initiative to catch him and give it to the Imperial Army, rather than letting the Imperial Army come and search!"

The old man's son was angry and wanted to avenge the Japanese officer, but was pierced by two guards beside him with bayonets.

In the few days after the Japanese troops withdrew, Leonardo hid in that secret cave. The motivation for life every day was to wait for Du Wei to come and deliver the meal.

Every time Du Wei comes, he tries to communicate with her very enthusiastically, and speaks all kinds of stingy but extremely firm love words without knowing her.

Du Wei seemed to be able to feel some desire behind his enthusiasm, so she always dodges a little.

A few days later, he wrote a diary with the pen carried by the pilot. In the diary, he described that he had fallen deeply in love with this Chinese girl who didn't understand English. He wanted to confess to her, but he didn't know what to say in Chinese. The Flying Tigers only taught them a little Chinese vocabulary, but they were all related to the War of Resistance and had nothing to do with love.

In his diary, he prayed that he could live until the end of the war, because he knew that if he wanted to be with this girl, he had to wait until the day when the Japanese announced their surrender.

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After the storm, Du Wei's father came to the cave in person. He told Leonardo that the Japanese search had ended and he was ready to take him through the Japanese-occupied area overnight and return to the Flying Tigers.

Leonardo only understood the three words "Flying Tigers", but he keenly realized that he was going to send himself back.

However, he could not see Du Wei's figure on both sides.

He asked anxiously in English: "Sir, where is your daughter?"

Du Wei's father naturally couldn't understand and urged him to leave with him soon, otherwise it would be difficult to leave after dawn.

Leonardo had no choice but to follow him.

The two of them rushed to the road overnight and finally passed through the Japanese-occupied area at dawn, and then found another underground worker hiding in the village.

Du Wei's father told Leonardo that he could only send him here, and the remaining road would be sent by the underground worker.

Realizing that he was leaving, Leonardo hurriedly wrote a note in English with only two sentences: "I love you, and marry me after the war is over."

The signature is his name.

He stuffed the stick to Du Wei's father, then gestured at the look of combing his long hair, and said, "Please make sure to hand her over to your daughter."

Du Wei's father understood what he meant a few times and took the note.

Immediately afterwards, Leonardo finally returned to the Flying Tigers' station with the help of several local people and underground workers.

Tom Hanks and Liu Ye were very excited about his return.

Leonardo then re-entered the daily routine of training, combat, training, and combat.

But he had always been obsessed with Du Wei, and even drew Du Wei's avatar on a piece of paper and pasted it next to the instrument of his plane.

During takeoff training, he would look at Du Wei's portrait. During takeoff battles, he would look at Du Wei's portrait with warm and firm eyes.

On the other hand, Liu Ye, who took off with him every time he fought with him, had his eyes full of hatred of his country and turned a blind eye to Anne Hathaway who had always looked at him in a corner of the ground.

Although the two are both comrades-in-arms, they have a sharp contrast in the way they treat the opposite sex.

Soon, the plot reached a new peak.

In order to annihilate the Flying Tigers in one fell swoop, the Japanese Air Force gathered a large number of air forces to prepare to kill the Flying Tigers in the first battle.

The entire Flying Tigers took off to meet the enemy. The air battle with the longest time, the largest scene and the most shocking effect was finally staged.

Many air combat scenes are shot in real-life cameras, and the special effects of the later films are also so exquisite that they are outrageously, with heroic and tragic scenes.

The combination of Liu Ye and Leonardo was already red in his eyes. They fought desperately with the Japanese Air Force fighter jets and tried their best to kill the enemy. Both of them were injured in many places.

However, in this battle, the Flying Tigers had no choice but to retreat. If they failed, the entire Flying Tigers might completely disappear. Therefore, the pilots from both China and the United States tried their best.

The same is true for the Japanese Air Force. They also suffered a large number of casualties, and some Japanese pilots watched their comrades explode and disintegrate in the air. Then they yelled vengeance in Japanese and rushed towards the Flying Tigers' plane at all costs.

At this moment, the two sides were completely like hand-to-hand combat on the ground. From time to time, planes were shot, exploded, and crashed, and the whole sky was in a mess.

Liu Ye was shot again in the fight with the Japanese army. However, this time, a large-caliber bullet penetrated the plane from the side of the plane, penetrated the fuselage behind it, and a blood hole as big as a walnut was punched in his abdomen.

Blood gushed out from this blood hole like a spring.

Other bullets hit the head of the plane, and a burst of black smoke came out of the engine and a violent vibration.

Leonardo only saw the smoke from Liu Ye's head, and immediately passed through the on-board radio station and said to Liu Ye: "Li, your plane was shot. Hurry up and evacuate the battlefield to prepare for parachute diving. I will cover you!"

Liu Ye was shot at this time, his body was pale and sweaty on his face. He knew he would die. He said to Leonardo in English through the on-board radio station: "I was hit and can't go back."

Leonardo shouted, "Of course I know you were hit. I can see your engine smoking. For God's sake, while it is still spinning, I will cover you to evacuate the battlefield. You fly to 6 o'clock and try to stay away from the Japanese war zone when you skydiving."

Liu Ye said at this time: "Dean, not only did my plane get shot, but I've also been shot."

Leonardo's figure and expression stagnated, and he said incoherently: "You...you...you...you...you...you...you...you...you're shot?"

After saying that, before Liu Ye could reply, he started to talk to himself and said, "But it doesn't matter if you were shot. Did you forget that the beautiful nurse in the hospital like you very much? She will definitely try her best to cure you. To be honest, Li, I really envied you before, that nurse was so beautiful. I kept wondering how she could fall in love with you instead of me, but now I don't envy you anymore..."

"Why?" Liu Ye turned around and rushed into the flank enemy aircraft group while smiling weakly: "Is it because of the girl next to your dashboard?"

"Shit!" Leonardo suddenly became nervous: "You peeked at my angel!"

Liu Ye smiled and said, "I'm sorry, I couldn't help but be curious and took a peek."

Leonardo wanted to say something, but suddenly found Liu Ye rushing into the enemy group. He was shocked and blurted out: "Fake! Li, are you crazy? Want to fight five? Roll and withdraw quickly!"

Liu Ye was concentrating on controlling the plane that was smoking, looking at the Japanese army fleet that was getting closer and closer, and said, "Dean, help me convey Jenny. I am very grateful for her feelings for me. If I met her in a peaceful era, I would definitely propose to her and marry her. But now the country is destroyed and the family is destroyed. As a child of China, I cannot tolerate any love affair. Thank her for me."

Leonardo cursed hysterically: "You are so sick! You should tell him these words yourself, I won't go and convey them to you!"

At this time, Liu Ye had already shot at each other with the oncoming Japanese troops, but Liu Ye was unable to match the opponent's five-man and five-machine, and the fuselage was soon shot in multiple places.
Chapter completed!