Under the afterglow of the sunset, a golden light shines on the earth and the sea, dazzling and dazzling.

But under this beautiful scenery, it is another cruel hell. The inside and outside Yangon City have long been ruined, full of devastation, and countless corpses on the ground are intertwined.

The gunfire sounded from time to time shows that the battle has not stopped, and sporadic soldiers on both sides are still fighting each other in the ruins.

The 88th Army Field Hospital was filled with cleaned white cloth strips everywhere, and countless seriously injured people were lying under the sheds. Those with mild injuries could only squeeze in the aisle. After counting the number of wounded people in the entire hospital was as high as thousands of wounded people.

The nurses poured a pot of blood outside the yard, and the air was filled with a mixed smell of disinfectant, which seemed to never dissipate.

Everyone was exhausted, and many nurses who had free time sat on the ground with their knees in their hands. Even they could feel the intensity of the battlefield from today's treatment process.

Fortunately, most of the injured who were sent during the day have received effective treatment and their condition is relatively stable, which is also due to sufficient medicines and medical devices. Otherwise, at least half of these injured will lose their lives.

The Japanese devils were not treated so well, and the seriously injured basically couldn't hold on at night. The minor injured were suffering due to lack of medical treatment and medicine. The main theme of the wounded soldiers' wailing and screaming in the shelter became.

In contrast, the Japanese soldiers who were lying on the battlefield might feel a little better, at least they were freed and no longer had to suffer.

In fact, in the past week, in addition to the surge in casualties of the Japanese army every day, there are also many people who are suffering from phosgene damage and their bodies continue to deteriorate.

At first, they may have had less doses of inhalation and no serious reaction, but only symptoms such as cough, chest tightness, and respiratory exhaustion.

However, as time goes by, these symptoms become more and more serious, especially those phosgene bombs still remain in the air and the environment after they spread. In the past two days, moderate inhalers have experienced obvious symptoms such as pulmonary edema, pneumonia, etc.

Due to poisoning, they cause peripheral capillaries to contract, the skin and mucosa turn pale, blood pressure drops sharply, acute circulatory failure, and into a state of shock.

Therefore, many non-combat reductions occurred in various Japanese troops, and more and more people lost their combat effectiveness due to the aggravation of the symptoms of poisoning, and even died, and their morale fell to the bottom.

However, the top Japanese troops were very clear about the consequences of the city's destruction, so they asked all soldiers to resist and publicize the Chinese's methods of treating prisoners, forcing them to fall into desperate fear and dare not have the idea of ​​surrender.

Just by judging others by oneself, they knew better than anyone else what the Japanese did when treating prisoners, and they didn't need to explain it to the superiors. Just looking at the other party's use of poison gas bombs, you can tell that it would not end well when it fell into the hands of the enemy, so they tried their best to compete with the soldiers of the Expeditionary Force for the bricks and tiles.

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At this time, Xiao Zui was cleaning the blood-stained surgical instruments. The delicate hands were trembling slightly in the water. It was not difficult to see how much pressure was on her tired face.

With their efforts, the company commander whose thigh was blown off had saved his life. Although he lost his left leg, he saved his life at least. As long as the inflammation is in place and he will not be infected, there is basically no problem to survive.

Interestingly, the young doctor who was in charge of the surgery relaxed his nerves after walking out of the operating room, his face was pale, his legs were weak, and he almost collapsed to the ground.

If the nurse hadn't been able to hold him up with quick eyes and hands, she would have probably made a fool of herself on the spot.

The soldiers who were waiting anxiously outside breathed a sigh of relief after learning that their commanders were fine.

When he saw the young doctor in a bad condition coming out, no one laughed at him. The lieutenant even walked over and almost knelt down again, and he was full of gratitude.

Surprisingly, they did not stop for too long. After leaving two soldiers to help take care of them, the lieutenant immediately left the field hospital with the rest of his troops.

According to Xiao Zui, the remaining people in their company have been incorporated into other companies and may join the offensive team tomorrow morning.

Before leaving, the lieutenant told the young doctor honestly that if he could walk off the battlefield alive, he would definitely come back to invite him to drink, and by the way, he would apologize for today's recklessness.

Although the words are rough, they also reveal the integrity and heroism of this man in the northwest and his courage to look at death.

well…

Thinking of this, Xiao Zui couldn't help but show a little worried look.

Looking at Yangon City a few kilometers south, I don’t know how many soldiers will lose their lives behind to save it.

"Okay, why are you sighing?"

A voice suddenly came from behind. Xiao Zui hurriedly turned around in surprise, and the familiar figure stood at the gate of the courtyard.

"Ah! Why are you here?"

Liao Mingyu smiled and said softly as he walked, "Come here to inspect the hospital situation and see you by the way."

Xiao Zui instinctively wanted to meet him, but when he thought about the hospital, it was not easy to be too intimate when he was too crowded, so he had to stand there and look at the other person with a complicated expression.

The key is that since they entered the battle in Myanmar, they have been together for a long time. If someone hadn't been to the front line to command the battle in person this time, it might not have been possible to meet him.

"What's wrong?"

"You can still think about seeing me, and I thought Liao Dajun had forgotten me as a little girl."

"That..." Listening to the resentful meaning in the words, Liao Mingyu was speechless and could not think of any words to excuse himself for a moment.

I remember that when I saw Xiao Zui capture Mandalay last time, I set up a health station to deal with the tens of thousands of prisoners of war and the people in the concentration camp.

After that, he plunged into the construction of the Heihe Base and turned a blind eye to the outside world.

Xiao Zui has been following Li Lei's medical team to travel to various fronts to save lives and heal the wounded.

Originally, after the base was established and improved, Liao Mingyu planned to let her stay in the rear. After all, the battlefield was full of dangers, so who could guarantee that nothing unexpected happened?

But this girl was also very stubborn and had to stay on the frontline medical team, which made Liao Mingyu quite helpless. She could only ask Li Lei to ensure safety.

"Oh, I'm kidding, don't take it to your heart. It doesn't matter if you know that you can't get rid of your military affairs."

"Actually, it's enough for you to remember Xiao Zui in your heart. If you have time to see me, I'll be satisfied."

Xiao Zui is a very sensible girl. Seeing her lover's embarrassment, she couldn't bear to continue to show the little girl's behavior.

She knew very well that Liao Mingyu is now the commander of the more than 100,000 expeditionary force, so how could he influence the country's major events because of his love for his children?

I am a little talented and knowledgeable person, but I am just a female person who can't help the other party in major matters, but I don't want to stay in the corner and watch the other party charge. The reason why I stayed in the frontline medical team was that I just wanted to do my best to do something for him silently.

"It's hard for you in the past year..." Liao Mingyu felt pity in his heart and stretched out his hand to help the other person stroking the hair in his ear.
Chapter completed!