193865438+1October 15, go to work in Hankou Xinhua Daily hosted by Zhong * * *. In mid-March, the Japanese army attempted to capture Xuzhou. In order to stop the crazy attack of the Japanese army, the anti-Japanese army built the "Great Wall of Flesh and Blood" in Taierzhuang, an important town in southern Shandong. At the end of March, Lu Zhi returned to Hankou to attend the inaugural meeting of China Young Journalists Association. After the meeting, a group of journalists including Lu Zhi and Fan Changjiang went to Xuzhou.
On April 4th, Fan Changjiang and Lu Zhi arrived in Xuzhou, and went to the headquarters of the Fifth Theater to meet General Li Zongren that night. When they arrived at the official residence, Li Zongren was playing chess with General Bai Chongxi, while Bai Chongxi was the deputy chief of staff of the high command at that time, and was appointed by Chiang Kai-shek to Xuzhou to assist Li Zongren in directing operations. General Bai Chongxi was tall and bald, wearing rimless glasses, a yellow uniform and an open collar. At this time, the emergency phone in front kept coming. While answering the phone, Bai Chongxi took notes on the paper with a red pencil, which made him inseparable. When Lu Chen asked about the development trend of the current war, neither Li Zongren nor Bai Chongxi wanted to talk about it. They just sincerely told them that the war situation was changing rapidly, and suggested that they go to the front line of Taierzhuang as soon as possible for on-the-spot interviews, instead of reaching out to the high command for ready-made battle reports like those journalists who were afraid of death. Li Zongren's words are not without purpose. At that time, a reporter was stationed in Xuzhou to release official battlefield reports and was unwilling to go to the front to report on the spot.
Taierzhuang frontline interview commander
From/qlwb/content/2013107/articel01002fm.htm.
There were photos of reporters at that time on the web page, but no female journalists were found. It should be fictional for the development of plot conflict.