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When filming this scene, the scenes on Li Dabenshi's side were filmed first.

Because the Japanese soldiers captured the cooking pots at night, the filming was scheduled for nighttime.

The incident unfolded as follows: Li Dabenshi received intelligence that the Japanese soldiers were disguised as civilians and were planning to launch a surprise attack on our army.

In order to give the main force enough time to move, Li Dabenshi hurriedly had a cartload of things loaded up, and threw things away as they ran, pretending to be in a rout.

In this scene, Zhang Ze, who plays Digua, doesn't have many lines.

He mainly just followed Huang Haibo around aimlessly, running back and forth several times, and got covered in sweat.

According to the script, Li Dabenshi threw down bags of grain, quilts, and guns along the way.

Finally, Ding Dasuanpan had to throw away the cooking pot he was carrying.

Next up is a shot of the Japanese side!

Sō Naiyu was leading a group of Japanese soldiers dressed in civilian clothes when they suddenly heard a noise ahead.

Suspecting an ambush, they ordered a search, only to find a cooking pot instead.

Si Neiyong tapped the bottom of the pot with his pistol and kicked it angrily.

Upon seeing that it was a field pot, he burst into laughter.

"Hahaha, yoshi! The Eighth Route Army has even thrown away their cooking pots; they must be fleeing in panic."

Terauchi Isamu looked at the pot on the ground, and his clever little brain immediately deduced that the Eighth Route Army had already collapsed without a fight.

So he ordered the troops to rest on the spot.

They immediately reported to the division commander that they had surrounded and annihilated a unit of the Eighth Route Army's Ninth Column and captured a marching pot.

Upon receiving the telegram, Yamashita Tomotake was so angry he was speechless.

"Damn it! These bastards, all they have is a tin can, don't they have anything else to report?"

After saying that, he angrily threw the telegram on the ground.

However, at this moment, the Japanese adjutant gave this magical pot a divine assist.

He prompted, "Division Commander, could this be a code?"

So he was quickly ordered to find the secret code.

Surprisingly, this search actually yielded a result.

It turns out that the old codebook reads "Marching pot - representing a division-level cadre of the Eighth Route Army".

The adjutant quickly reported to Fengwu at the foot of the mountain.

This scene was filmed scene by scene.

During filming, everyone hid to the side and laughed several times.

The funniest part is when the division commander, Yamashita Tomoyuki, learns that the "marching pot" is indeed a marching pot.

Yamashita Tomoyuki's expression was a textbook example of a transformation.

From joy to doubt, and then to wanting to kill Sinei Yong!

At this moment, Si Neiyong was still proudly reporting his military achievements.

"Your Excellency Division Commander, this is the Eighth Route Army's marching pot we captured. Its identity has been confirmed!"

Looking at the large iron pot on the ground, Fengwu at the foot of the mountain was struck dumb.

He couldn't believe that the marching pot mentioned in the telegram was actually a real marching pot.

Enraged, he kicked Terauchi Isamu to the ground.

He shouted angrily, "Baka! What's so special about a cooking pot?!"

Terauchi Isamu exclaimed innocently, "You're the one who kept asking me to confirm it."

"You idiot! I thought you'd captured a high-ranking Eighth Route Army general, and you actually gave me a pot!"

Sakae Yu defended himself, feeling wronged: "I have always reported the battle situation truthfully."

"Do you know that I've already submitted the battle report? We'll become the laughingstock of the entire war zone!"

His expression of utter despair, and the way he angrily kicked Si Neiyong, made the surrounding extras feel uncomfortable and caused them to burst into laughter several times.

Although the filming location was tough, the atmosphere was still very joyful!

After filming this scene, Yang Wenqing breathed a sigh of relief!

He had a total of 73 scenes in this drama, with more than 50 pages of dialogue, all in Japanese, so he was under a lot of pressure.

Comparatively speaking, Zhang Ze's portrayal of Digua was much better.

To enrich the characters of these ordinary people, the director made them all speak in dialect.

This made it much easier for them to deliver their lines, allowing them to perform with more flair.

During filming, although it was shot scene by scene, the other actors were off-screen rehearsing and acting together.

They seem to have a pretty comprehensive understanding of the plot.

Zhang Ze found the scene somewhat funny and laughed several times on set.

Once it airs in the TV series, accompanied by cheerful music, this plot will definitely become a hot topic of discussion.

The screenwriter is fucking brilliant!