Actually, the 139th Division did not need to be so depressed. After the story of them giving up the attack and trying their best to treat the wounded Japanese soldiers spread, the Japanese invaders were shocked, and in the battles that followed, more and more Japanese troops voluntarily surrender under adverse conditions, instead of holding out as before. Finally, it can be said that if the 139th Infantry Division had not stopped advancing to treat the wounded Japanese soldiers, the next series of battles would have been more brutal and the Chinese army's casualties would have been even heavier. . They may have lost the result of destroying thousands of Japanese troops, but invisibly reduced at least tens of thousands of casualties for the 8th Army. This merit is great enough. The most amazing thing was that most of the nearly ten thousand Japanese soldiers and more than six thousand captured Japanese soldiers had joined the Eighth Route Army and become an extremely powerful special unit in the Eighth Route Army. in Harbin. ,series of flares flew into the sky, then hovered in mid-air emitting blinding light, illuminating the entire battlefield as bright as day. The Japanese army crouched in the darkness, clicking their tongues in pain. They made the battlefield as bright as day. How could they launch an attack at night? Damn the Eighth Route Army, how many artillery shells did they carry? After such a short time, the flares destroyed thousands of shells, right? Local tyrant, what a local tyrant!