Gunshots at Jingbo Lake

In the occupied areas of Northeast China after the September 18th Incident, the Japanese Kwantung Army began to vigorously suppress anti-Japanese armed forces. The Miyamoto Regiment of the Japanese Kwantung Army stationed in Dunhua captured Wan Maosen, president of the Dunhua Chamber of Commerce, who was actively raising military support for the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army, and forced him to hand over the 200,000 yuan he had raised. Wan Maosen would rather die than surrender, but the Japanese army shot Wan Maosen and thirteen patriots who actively participated in donations to death. The Japanese army and the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army are actively searching for the whereabouts of 200,000 people. Soon, Miyamoto received the task of transporting supplies to the Amano brigade that was engaged in suppressing anti-Japanese armed forces in the Mudanjiang area. Miyamoto ordered detachment leader Ueda to escort them there. Communist Party member Li Yanlu, chief of staff and head of the supplementary regiment of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army, received information that the Japanese supply troops were passing by, so he took the initiative to fight. Wang Delin, the commander of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army, convened a meeting with deputy commanders Kong Zhaorong and Li Yanlu, chief of staff of the supplementary regiment and Communist Party member Meng Guangbin, and battalion commander of the main battalion of the supplementary regiment Zhang Litao (later became deputy commander of the supplementary regiment). Zhang Litao broke into Tianlong Mountain alone. In order to let the bandit leader Long Jianghai join the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army, Zhang Li...