Chapter 2670: The apprentices taught by Chinese instructors are useless

The state of the Tongyu Dynasty is Tongyu City, a city in southern Myanmar, beside the Sitang River 260 kilometers before Yangon.

Yan Changwu did not go to Toungoo City. He met with King Baimang of Burma in Yangon. The city is located near the estuary of the Irrawaddy River, where the Yangon River (also known as the Lai River) converges with the Patheintang River, 37 kilometers away from the Andaman Sea. The largest port in Myanmar, mainly from the investment of the two countries, built the seaport.

The city is really good. The gentle Yangon Mountains extend into the city from the north. The east, south, and west sides of the city are all plains, and there are three main export products, namely rice, teak and gems.

In recent years, gold, silver, iron, tin, lead and other metals have been traded here, as well as various precious woods and spices. People come and go. In addition to the largest number of Chinese, there are also small attendants from various countries in China, Indians, Persians, Hong Maofan, etc. make Yangon the most prosperous city in Myanmar.

Myanmar is a country that has achieved a surplus in the foreign trade between the two Chinas, and its qualifications are really good.

Of course, Yan Changwu was not only for these Adu objects. As soon as he entered the city, he visited the famous Yangon Shwedagon Pagoda accompanied by Bai Mang. This won the favor of the Burmese people and saw Yan Changwu paying homage in front of the Buddha. In the pilgrimage, it was declared that the people of China and Myanmar were Pauk Pak (meaning brother in Burmese), and smiles appeared on the faces of the Burmese people.

The Shwedagon Pagoda was built in 585 BC. According to legend, there was a famine in India at that time. The two Burmese Kojada Putuo brothers transported a boat of rice for relief. When they returned from India, they brought back 8 Buddha Shakyamuni. With the help of the dynasty, he built this stupa and hid the Buddha’s hair in the stupa.

The pagoda was built on Dingkudala Gang, 51 meters above sea level, on the shore of Inya Lake in the northern part of Yangon City. The height of the pagoda was 8.3 meters. The surface is covered with gold leaf, and the tower is shaped like a huge clock covering the ground. The top of the tower is covered by a metal umbrella weighing several tons. The spire of the umbrella is crowned with a large golden ball. The surface of the ball is inlaid with diamonds and red sapphires. More than a thousand. More than 1,000 golden bells and 400 silver bells are hung on the eaves of the tower.

Around the Shwedagon Pagoda, there are 68 small golden pagodas, similar in shape to the Shwedagon Pagoda, forming a forest of golden pagodas.

Although Myanmar's foreign trade has made a lot of gold and silver, the country is still poor, mainly because the money is invested in the golden pagoda.

Yan Changwu visited the Shwedagon Pagoda, donated one hundred thousand silver dollars to the Shwedagon Pagoda, and donated another 500,000 silver dollars to the monks in Myanmar!

So the great monks of the Golden Pagoda Forest prayed for Yan Changwu, wishing him a long life, a long martial arts, a long country, and a happy people.

It is rare for a king with such a powerful force to be so friendly to Burma, Buddhism and the golden pagoda!

Yan Changwu also thanked him and wished Myanmar prosperity and Buddhism.

Despite being the most prosperous city in Myanmar, Yangon looks like a huge park full of plants, flowers and pagodas. The monk with his left shoulder bare and wearing a red robes floated barefoot in the street.

And beside them, there are fashionable Burmese people riding a sports car galloping past.

Modern and ancient times, river crab land meets together.

There are many Buddhist temples and pagodas. Hindu temples are decorated with statues of various gods and covered with moss. There are also new buildings, mainly pavilions and pavilions of Ming Dynasty and Western-style buildings of Nanhua gradually increasing.

The team headed by Daming Pavilion Lao Chen Zizhuang started talks with Myanmar Prime Minister (equivalent to Prime Minister) Chavalit and other officials. Chavalit was not polite, and Minister Mara Nian reported the situation in Myanmar to the people of the country.

Generally speaking, the situation in Myanmar is still good. The King Baimang of Myanmar copied China's work, actively developed the economy, and vigorously developed mineral resources and farming. The country's fiscal revenue was good.

There are also Daxing water conservancy facilities, roads and bridges, and hospitals, which are quite effective. Tsk tsk, good results.

Then came army building. The Burmese army introduced Chinese instructors, used Chinese combat training methods, purchased Chinese weapons, and established elite mountain infantry divisions and naval divisions, capable of fighting in high mountains and controlling waters.

The Burmese army trained hard and fought bravely. The Chinese instructors believed that they had 80% of the combat effectiveness of the South China Army. However, when attacking the areas where the various tribes were located, the Burmese army was weakened and weakened.

Not only that, Lei Mao, the leader of the Shan separatist forces, even organized an attack on Mandalay, the important town of Myanmar, and bombed the local garrison headquarters with heavy losses!

At the meeting between the two sides, there were three generals of the South China Army, namely Zeng Ying, Dou Mingwang, and Li Laiheng. After hearing this, they were very interested and hurriedly asked for advice.

After all, the Burmese local separatist forces, which can defeat the Chinese instructors and teach them and armed with Chinese weapons, are not bad in combat capabilities and are worth mentioning.

The Burmese were not afraid of revealing their own ugliness, so the general Mupa described the scene of the battle: "...their main methods of tactics are guerrillas and raid warfare. When we attacked across the board, they scattered and concealed, hiding in the mountains and jungles. In. We fight if we fight, we leave if we can’t fight. They don’t show up during the day and shoot cold shots at night. When we are exhausted, they attack. At the same time, they attack our squadrons and cut off our supplies. In fact, we used to Once we encountered them shooting at our cattle, horses and donkeys. After killing those animals, we had to carry the supplies ourselves. We were very tired, and they killed them... just like that, our army was dragged down!"

Another senior general of the Burmese army, Daotuo, had participated in the battle to encircle and suppress the local separatist forces. He recounted a battle he had participated in. It was early in the morning. The enemy organized a death squad of thousands of people, armed with a big knife, and rushed to kill. come out.

In the face of such a fierce enemy, the Burmese army failed to support and was defeated.

The general lamented: "None of them can be called troops. At first, there were not many people with actual combat experience. Ordinary soldiers were less than 20 years old, but their tactics were not bad. They would send three or five people in the early stage of combat. To harass our army and drag our army down, they will use the terrain to block and clear the fields, and then concentrate on attacking our army when the terrain is favorable..."

As for the bombing of the Mandalay headquarters, UU Reading www.uukanshu.com turned out to be that Lei Mao used a car of bombs, big and small bombs, which blew in at midnight, rushing all the way, all the way, and the headquarters. The personnel were blown up. Then he rushed in and killed more than 300 Burmese troops with a machete, and wiped out the Burmese army!

This was a somewhat large-scale attack, and the resistance forces also used human flesh bombs to attack civilian targets!

They will find the right time, the death squad ignites the fuse of the bomb, and then rushes into the Burmese piles inhabited by the Burmese people. Many Burmese people don't know what happened.

After another second, the explosion arrived as expected, followed by screams and screams.

Listening to the report of the beating of the Burmese army, Zeng Ying said casually: "It seems that the rebels are rich?"

This bomb and this rifled gun are not something ordinary mountain people can afford. The average mountain people are good at machete bows and arrows.

Dou Mingwang said: "Of course, they have jadeites for sale!"