He is a fisherman, leading a group of Japanese across the river, preparing to drag the Japanese to see the Dragon King. What happened?
In the Anti-Japanese War, those who contributed to the Anti-Japanese War were not only soldiers who fought on the battlefield, but also those who cared about the country. Ordinary people did not want to be slaves to the subjugation of the country, so they did their best to resist Japan in their own way.
For example, the person I want to talk to you about today is a fisherman who makes a living by fishing. In 1942, the Japanese army launched an attack on Quzhou, Zhejiang. The national army responsible for defending the city resisted, but in the end they could not defeat the well-armed Japanese army and finally retreated to the north bank of Qujiang.
Although the national army has been asking for support, the South Bank has not sent ships to respond. It seems that this time it can only be a life-and-death fight with the Japanese. At this moment, Chen Gentu, a fisherman living on a small island in the middle of the river, was awakened by the shouts of killing outside.
Although the Kuomintang was very bad, the Kuomintang army was also an anti-Japanese force and they were all Chinese. So when Chen Gentu saw the soldiers in trouble, he rowed his fishing boat on the river several times. Despite the high winds and waves, he Rescued more than 80 national army soldiers to Jiangxinzhou .
When he was about to return again to pick up the remaining soldiers, he heard a violent explosion. It turned out that the Japanese had already caught up. In order not to harm other people, these national soldiers used explosives to kill the Japanese together, and died heroically.
The spirit of the soldiers who sacrificed their lives to resist Japan also deeply moved Chen Gentu. Due to the defeat of the national army, the Japanese army quickly occupied Quzhou. Quzhou could not stay any longer. The Japanese would definitely burn, kill and loot, so Chen Gentu Prepare to take his family across the Qujiang River and start exile.
On the day when he was about to row away, a group of Japanese soldiers and more than a dozen Japanese soldiers suddenly arrived. The translator with a sly eyebrow told Chen Gentu to let him lead the Japanese soldiers across the Qujiang River, otherwise his family's lives would be in danger.
For the life of his family, Chen Gentu had no choice but to row a boat. He took the dozen or so Japanese soldiers and started rowing to the other side of the river. At this time, he was very angry. If he sent these Japanese over, they would definitely harm the Chinese again, and it would be his compatriots who would suffer.
So Chen Gentu made up his mind to get rid of this group of Japanese soldiers. He has been fishing on the Qujiang River for decades and knows the Qujiang River very well. He knows where the water is deep and is ready to let these devils drown in the river.
After he thought about it, he started singing fishing songs. The Japanese didn't know what was going on, but they thought he sang beautifully. But with the words "Let's go together to see the Dragon King", Chen Gentu hit the bottom of the boat hard with paddle , and a big hole immediately appeared in the bottom of the boat. The river water quickly poured into the cabin, and he was ready to die with the Japanese like an anti-Japanese soldier.
The Japanese screamed in fright, and they fell into the fast river with Chen Gentu. However, he had been fishing all year round and his water quality was very good. In the end, he swam to the shore safely. After a while, more than a dozen Japanese corpses floated on the river.
A year later, the Japanese army withdrew from Quzhou. Chen Gentu, who was in exile, returned to his hometown with his family. However, life was very difficult. One night in winter, it snowed heavily. Chen Gentu got drunk and finally froze to death.
He was an ordinary fisherman, but he fought against the Japanese in his own way. Although his ability was limited, he did it, and the local villagers also knew about his heroic deeds, and it was passed down from generation to generation.
