It would be some time before the two of them arrived, and Yang Zhongde would start to build his base during this period of time.
First of all, he had to get the farming tools of his fellow villagers. After all, farming tools were the foundation of everything.
There were two reasons why Yang Zhongde assisted the county guerrillas in dismantling the Japanese army's railway tracks.
Other than the rails that could be used to make shovels and farming tools, they could also overturn the train to earn a fortune.
In addition, wantonly destroying the railway could also greatly delay the Japanese army's assembly and material transportation preparations.
However, this would be a tragedy for the Japanese army.
Okamura had no choice but to transfer a large number of troops to patrol along the railway line.
Then, he gritted his teeth and scolded No. 8 for not following the rules. He was too sinister and vicious!
They were so poor that they even had to tear down the tracks.
The Japanese were unhappy, but the citizens were extremely happy!
First of all, the independent mixed brigade did not need that much of the spoils of war. Other than firearms and ammunition, most of the rest were distributed to the guerrillas.
After returning, they distributed it to the villagers below. Almost every household did not receive any benefits.
Even the equipment of the guerrillas was changed. The rifles and pistols that were eliminated from the mixed brigade were given to the guerrillas.
At least everyone had guns, but they were still short of bullets.
In addition to constantly digging up the tracks, Yang Zhongde's second task was to make the entire brigade accustomed to night raids or being attacked.
Kong Jie, Li Yunlong, and the others had a deep impression of the Yamamoto Special Attack Team's night raid.
Zhou Weiguo's pistol squad and Boss Zhu's reconnaissance battalion took turns to fight.
From time to time, they would carry out night raid drills to let the soldiers adapt to night counterattacks.
The other important thing was to carry out cultural education for the entire brigade!
Regarding this issue, Yang Zhongde specifically asked Zhao Gang to come over and discuss it.
"We already have teaching materials in this area, but we expanded too quickly after we arrived in northwestern Shanxi. The struggle was cruel, so he didn't care.”
Yang Zhongde was quite familiar with this situation.
In the early years of the Soviet area, the organization began to print various teaching materials and organized officers and soldiers to read and write together.
The literacy class at that time was called the Hongjun literacy class. It had once set off a wave in the relatively peaceful period of the Soviet area.
At that time, the main direction was Hongjun education, cadre education, professional education, and township resident education.
"Yes, the other old comrades in the organization have told me about this.”
Zhao Gang nodded. The organization had sent him here to improve the cultural knowledge of the soldiers.
"My idea is the same as the organization, but it's a step further than the organization!”
Yang Zhongde poured a glass of water for Zhao Gang and said,"Actually, it's not just our team. There are also the people in the base.”
"Mobilizing the masses and relying on the masses is our way! How do we make the masses accept us? Understand the purpose of our organization? This depended on education and making the villagers literate!”
Why was it that in this era, many people were so obsessed with the organization?
Many people in the future couldn't understand this logic because the living and growing environments of the two sides were completely different.
Before the organization came into contact with them, their lives could not be considered human.
The so-called " golden decade " of the Guo family meant that the population had almost never increased.
However, after receiving the defense, the population continued to increase even during the three years of hardship.
What did this mean? This meant that even during the golden decade of the Guo family, countless people still died!
How did he die? There were those forced to death by the landlord, those killed by the clan gentry, those who captured able-bodied men, those who seized land and property…there were also mountain bandits, and the defeated Guo army.
Almost every single one of them was the cause of the destruction of a family.
When the organization came, they would take revenge on them, divide their land, teach them how to read, and tell them that they were formed to let the poor in the world live the same life as them.
Under such circumstances, how could they not be willing to die?!
"I want to start a literacy class in the base area, at least in the base area of our brigade! Help the masses learn to read!"
This was a good thing. Of course, Zhao Gang was willing.
Yang Zhongde thought even more. How could it be so easy to find a technician?!
In a situation where it was not easy to find one, the best way was to cultivate it on his own.
Many of the old masters were actually quite capable, but they had too little knowledge and too little contact.
Perhaps they knew the truth but didn't know the reason. Once they could write and read, their skills would definitely be able to reach a higher level.
They might even come up with some good things that Yang Zhongde didn't even dare to think about. This was very important for the upcoming big sweep.
He had to admit that it was the right decision to hand this matter over to Zhao Gang. His ability to take action was extraordinary, and his enthusiasm was extremely high.
She didn't know how he negotiated with the headquarters, but he quickly got the wax paper and mimeographs.
He relied on the previous Hongjun era's "Reading Text","New Warrior Teaching Materials","First Bitterness Then Sweet Three Character Classic","Ten Hatred","Come Savior", and so on to write teaching materials.
He also gathered the literate officers and men of each department to serve as a teaching team.
Every night after dinner, they would organize cultural studies in the barracks.
In order to prevent Boss Zhu and Li Yun Long from losing face, Zhao Gang decided to teach them personally.
Boss Zhu put on a long face and resisted several times, but he was eventually glared back by Yang Zhongde.
"Even if you want to go to America to sleep with a Caucasian horse, you should know what the Caucasian horse said, right?! Don't think that she's praising you when she's scolding your ancestor later!”
With this sentence, Boss Zhu wiped his tears and gritted his teeth as he fought against the book.
She even took the initiative to look for Zhao Gang to learn English.
Zhao Gang, a top student of Yan University, was naturally good at English. He had criticized Li Yunlong, who was always cunning, for Boss Zhu's eagerness to learn.
It was a pity that Old Zhao didn't know why Elder Zhu studied English. Otherwise, he would have spat out a mouthful of blood.
These literate instructors had one more task, and they would spend half of their time training.
The other half of the time was spent taking turns to go to the literacy class in the village to help the people in the base area.
For a time, the cohesion of the entire base became stronger. One had to know that in the past, literacy was considered a patent of the masters!
Ordinary people couldn't even eat their fill, so how could they talk about reading and writing?!
And those gentry, officials, and merchants took advantage of the fact that these villagers were illiterate to exploit them crazily.
He tricked them into signing a loan shark contract, forcing them to sell their fields, land, and children.
"Mr. Situ, we're almost there.”
Leading the horse was a dark-skinned man.
He was speaking in the dialect of Northwest Shanxi, and the old man sitting on the horse had a white beard and a pair of eyes that were like lightning.
The men following him were all fat and strong, with eagle-like eyes and wolf-like eyes!
A podao was tied to his waist, and a spear was carried on his back.
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