426 Communication and Trouble

How strong is Zu Dabi? If you exclude the limbs and head, his body is almost square. After putting on the armor, he becomes a human-shaped bulldozer. In order to stop him, Hu Kai did not hesitate to use a bulldozer, which is banned in modern competitions.

He used the dangerous move "horse choke", but ended up being dragged behind by the monster until he ran to his own bottom line and scored as usual... No one can do anything against this kind of monster.

The appearance of such a human bulldozer caused the Qionghai team's situation to plummet. Even if the referee personally stepped on the field to press the battle, he could not save the defeat. Moreover, the old player's rash appearance gave the opponent a chance to deal with him - there is no big or small on the court, Qiong Haijun and other leaders

Normally, you are so high up that it is difficult to get close to you, but now that we are all rolling around together, don’t blame others for being rude...

The poor old Jie was surrounded as soon as he came on the field. He was knocked down one after another. He was so angry that he shouted repeatedly not to collide with the players without the ball. But they didn't care about the ball at all. They laughed and dealt with him anyway. He was almost gone after ten minutes on the bench.

How could he ever stand up and be thrown into disgrace? Soon after, he had to be replaced in disgust.

In comparison, Beiwei was much smarter. No matter how much Wu Sangui shouted for "Master Bei" to come and teach him, he ignored it - Beiwei knew very well that he was only fooled by his knowledge that was hundreds of years ahead.

He was just a kid. If he really wanted to compete with the future commander-in-chief Guan Ning and King Ping Xi of the Qing Dynasty, he would definitely be too stuffed to eat and would bring humiliation to himself. He would not do it.

In the end, Qiong Haijun lost to the Ming natives of this time and space by a large margin in a sport they were familiar with for the first time.

After the game, Lao Jie looked depressed, while the other Ming army officers and soldiers who came to watch the game were all smiling - finally giving these short-haired men a lesson.

The chief leader in the stands, Shandong Governor Zhu Dadian, immediately said: This activity is very good, very good, very practical, and it will be vigorously promoted in the Ming army in the future.

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Through this series of "social activities", the relationship between the Qiongzhou Army and the Ming Army has improved much better than it was at the beginning. In the eyes of the Ming Army officers and soldiers, short-haired's weird behaviors are no longer regarded as incomprehensible - such as shouting every morning

The chanters sang songs and ran around the Dengzhou city wall for several times; they gathered together and sang songs at the top of their lungs when they had nothing to do. Gradually, the actual meaning behind them became clear-it was nothing more than a means of training troops.

Many Ming troops also tried to imitate it, just like they had previously learned from the Qiongzhou Army to create obstacle positions for training at the foot of Huang County City. However, these training methods are simple to say, but it is not easy to learn the essence of them. Running and the like

It's still okay, as long as it can ensure the food supply and shoe wear of the soldiers. This is a bit difficult for poor people like the Sichuan Army, but it is not a problem for those military towns with deep pockets.

It's just that it's difficult to imitate cultural aspects such as military camp songs. In the history of the Ming Dynasty, there was no unified national anthem and military songs and other marches. Popular folk operas are mostly mellow and charming, which is not suitable for the military environment.

There are some folk songs that are rough and bold enough for men to roar, but the lyrics are often vulgar and indecent and are not suitable for group singing... For this kind of problem, the simplest and most practical solution is to directly learn short-haired ones.

The song was sung. But Zhu Dadian and other civil servants immediately said that they should treat it with caution after hearing the Qingzhou soldiers and horses, their most trusted subordinates, singing a short-haired song.

"I am a soldier who came from the common people to defeat the red-haired invaders and eliminate the pirate army..."

Of course, these lyrics have been modified by the public and can fit the current situation of Qiong Haijun, but when sung by the Ming army, which has nothing to do with it, it sounds a bit wrong. But the soldiers don't actually care about this. They only want the songs to be passionate.

It's enough to be exciting and the lyrics are catchy. But civil servants are very discerning - this kind of ballads and proverbs have been strictly guarded against in all dynasties. Even a few nursery rhymes can make people nervous for a long time, let alone a song sung for soldiers.

To be fair, the few military songs that Qiong Haijun taught Daming to sing were also carefully selected. Contents that could easily cause taboos, such as "There has never been a savior and there is no savior, nor does it depend on the emperor" have been deleted, and the rest are

Some were relatively peaceful. But in the eyes of the civil servants and the eunuchs who were in charge of the army, there was still something very wrong - they kept talking about the common people, but did not mention a word about the court or the emperor. Although they could not find any fault, they were definitely not.

This is not the way to be a minister.

They can't control the short-haired greenskin soldiers, but at least their troops can't be affected by them. Fortunately, the civil servants in the Ming Dynasty had something to gain as long as they were from the imperial examination. Writing lyrics and poems didn't bother them at all.

Difficulty. Zhu Dadian spent a whole night and wrote several "politically correct" lyrics to the same tune. He picked the one that felt best and recruited his generals to recite and sing it overnight. Not long after, during a morning exercise

On the way, Xie Xi and others were dumbfounded when they heard the new song revised by Zhu Dafutai:

"I came out of the Ming Dynasty and fought bravely to defeat the three armies. I rode lightly across the country thousands of miles away and bound prisoners with long tassels..."

To be fair - the writing is pretty good. Of course, the style of writing is a bit heavy-handed, and it is not as simple and catchy as the original version, but it is already very impassioned in this era. At the same time, it is also more profound in terms of the gorgeous and profound vocabulary and lexicon, as well as the momentum and connotation -

- There is no way, he is an out-and-out expert in this area, and Lao Jie and others can only express their admiration.

Soon thereafter, each major military town of the Ming Army had its own military songs - the tunes were unceremoniously plagiarized from the Qiongzhou Army, and the lyrics were written by literati themselves. There are too many people who are good at writing lyrics to songs these days, even if

Many masters can also be found in this military camp where Qiu Ba gathers. Every day during exercises, a group of Qiu Ba can be heard shouting at the top of their lungs. From now on, the camp of the Short-haired Army is no longer the most noisy unit.

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"I think we are changing the entire Ming Dynasty's army."

One morning, when Pang Yu and Xi were running around the city with the troops as usual, they saw a Ming army running towards them shouting slogans. The general who led them also gave them a fight.

Greeting - this situation has become more and more common. Therefore, Pang Yu sighed like this:

"These people will probably spread our training methods when they return to their respective military towns..."

"The prerequisite is that their food supply can keep up. In my opinion, what limits the physical fitness of most Ming army troops is not the training method, but logistics."

Jie Xi doesn't care much about this issue. In his opinion, the Ming army's own military training method cannot be said to be bad. As the head of the army, he has had more contact with various armies these days, and he knows more about the real situation of the Ming army than before.

There are many. In fact, the most abundant supply of guards, scouts and other units in the Ming army have a unique method of training. The trained soldiers are no worse than their Qiong navy, but most ordinary soldiers do not enjoy such resources.

, but Qiong Haijun treated all troops equally, and that's why he stood out from the crowd.

"Compared to the way we train our troops, I think they are more interested in our fighting methods. Yesterday, the eunuch Lu Zhi came to see me again. After talking about it for a long time, I finally understood what he meant: He wanted me to donate a batch of troops.

If you want to give firearms to the emperor, it would be best to have cannons. As long as you can do this, there is no problem in giving him a second-grade general soldier."

Jie Xi said while running, Pang Yu also smiled when he heard this:

"Wu Xiang from Liaodong Town also came to me. He wanted to trade his war horse for a musket, and he offered a very high price... I also came to Wu Sangui from Northern Latitude, with similar requirements. That's not all. I heard that someone down below came to us directly.

The soldiers secretly discussed that if they were willing to sell their guns privately: a rifle cost five hundred taels of silver. If they took refuge with their guns, they would be treated as soldiers, and they would be given good land and a beautiful house..."

"It's a very troublesome harassment..."

Later, both of them sighed helplessly. As they got closer to the Ming army, the trouble in this area became bigger. The Ming army always coveted their weapon advantages, although all their requests in this regard were sternly rejected.

, but the Ming Dynasty has always refused to give up.

Due to the tough attitude of Jie and Pang when they first met with the leader of the Ming army, they eliminated the possibility of the other party using threatening methods against them. However, as the relationship between the two parties gradually eased recently, the Ming Dynasty could not help but want to use

Soft means were used to achieve the goal. After seeing that it had no effect on leaders like them, they turned to middle- and lower-level officers and ordinary soldiers. All kinds of inducements emerged in an endless stream.

Qiong Haijun's troops sent to Shandong this time have been reviewed. They are all people who have family members on Hainan Island. Generally speaking, there is no need to worry about their betrayal. However, after all, with a large number of people, thinking is complicated, and it is inevitable that there will be moments of confusion. And we must be careful.

Let others take advantage of them to steal or kidnap when they are alone... Although the Dengzhou rebellion has been wiped out, Qiong Haijun still sets the area except the military camp as an orange "semi-hostile zone", and all soldiers who leave the military camp must

Take the squad as a unit and operate in groups of at least two people - this is to prevent the Ming army from committing evil tricks.

However, as the saying goes, "If you're not afraid of thieves, you're afraid of them missing you." Keeping vigilance like this is not the answer. Thick and bulky artillery is just that. Once individual weapons like the Qionghai rifle are unveiled to the public, it is impossible to say that they will never be leaked out.

Possibly - from the moment it was commissioned into the army to the present, dozens of rifles have been lost one after another. Even in this Shandong campaign, several rifles were reported missing. It is not known whether they were damaged and discarded in fierce battles or were stolen by others.

Stolen...

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