The Life of a Son-in-Law in a Courtyard House

Good heavens, Yang Dalin only found out about this news after returning to his humble abode.

In the blink of an eye, Yang Dalin had been in Bald Eagle for more than a month.

It's almost October of 1963 now.

It's getting cold again back home.

It's been half a year since I left.

Yang Dalin is homesick.

Seeing the growing chaos within the Bald Eagle organization, Yang Dalin left happily.

Having secretly hitched a ride on a Bald Eagle military aircraft, Yang Dalin first returned to Xiao Rizhi. After a short trip there, he received news that two small Korean countries had successfully landed on his territory using civilian fishing boats and transport ships.

Although the number of soldiers is not large.

However, it also caused a huge uproar.

Of course, it's also because the bald eagle's navy has always been attracted to the Russian Far East Fleet.

North Korea was incredibly audacious; it was the first to respond, secretly sending a battalion to directly occupy a small seaside village.

He feared they wouldn't be able to withstand the bald eagles' attack, so he immediately released the news to the public.

Although the U.S. military and the Self-Defense Forces have surrounded them, they cannot directly bomb them.

Because they relayed this news directly to the international community.

South Korea, not wanting North Korea to monopolize the limelight, secretly occupied a small town behind the backs of its stepfather, the Bald Eagle.

Wow, the attraction of countries all over the world has been drawn in immediately.

Both small countries have taken a lot of hostages from villages and towns.

This attracted numerous reporters and embassy personnel to the area.

The bald eagle can't just launch a direct assault because there are hostages; otherwise, things could get really messy.

This has now created a standoff.

Although no one from China came, Yang Dalin didn't mind having some of the Western media companies he controlled promote the matter extensively.

It is dedicated to praising and publicizing the courage of these two small countries.

remarkably brave.

This delighted the leaders of the two small countries.

North Korea, in particular, felt that with Russia as their stepfather and hundreds of civilians from the fishing village as hostages, the US military and the Japanese self-defense forces would be completely restrained and dare not attack them.

Yang Dalin just wants to say, you're all delusional.

South Korea was in a different situation. They hadn't been enjoying themselves for more than a few days when their "godfather," the United States, gave them a stern reprimand and gave them three days to withdraw. Otherwise, they would face a full-scale bombing, and South Korea would reduce its aid and withdraw its troops.

Upon hearing this, South Korea panicked and offered, "Godfather, we'll withdraw within two days."

Two days later, after South Korea announced its withdrawal, North Korea remained defiant.

Sure enough, the bald eagle quickly resorted to underhanded tactics.

Water and electricity cut off.

The small fishing village by the sea had some food, but not much fresh water. With nearly a thousand North Korean soldiers in the village, it wouldn't last more than a few days.

And just a few days later, the Bald Eagle couldn't wait any longer and directly ordered the release of a large number of incendiary bombs around the village.

The village already lacked fresh water, and then it was constantly being baked by a raging fire.

Well, in just a few days, the fighting capacity of this battalion in North Korea plummeted due to water shortage.

Later, the Bald Eagle garrison came up with another dirty trick.

In the name of security, the tents where the reporters and embassy staff stayed overnight were all surrounded by military walls.

The people inside can't see outside at all.

Then they immediately ordered a full-scale attack.

The bald eagles don't care about the lives of the ordinary people living inside.

First came the artillery bombardment, then countless smoke grenades and flashbangs were thrown inside.

Finally, tanks and armored vehicles rushed in together.

The North Korean battalion, suffering from water shortages, was wiped out by an enemy force several times its size within just a few hours.

More than 200 people died, and more than 200 were captured alive. Among those captured alive, dozens were seriously injured.

Those fishermen who died were taken away in military vehicles, and their bodies were burned.

Those who survived were transported to the military base hospital in a high-profile manner, and their own reporters were allowed to take photos and report that they had all been rescued.

If they're still alive, they can be bribed to keep quiet. How would outsiders know how many people are actually inside?

By the time the reporters were released, the small fishing village had already been wiped out.

Foreigners and journalists who don't know how many people died didn't capture the truth, and they had no good solutions other than protesting.

No one except the high-ranking officials of the US and the "little people" knew exactly how many civilians died.

Without photos or witnesses, their reports can only rely on speculation.

North Korea was shocked to hear that its battalion of several hundred men had been attacked.

I was very angry, and in a fit of rage, I had no better options than to complain to the Russians.

Without China's help, they couldn't really fight at the 38th parallel; they only dared to fire a few token shots.

Unfortunately, they were met with a powerful counterattack from the enemy's heavy firepower.

Then North Korea withered.

The matter has been dropped.

After watching the excitement, Yang Dalin went to the North Korean prisoner-of-war camp that evening.

They sent them a lot of food and drink, and also threw them a lot of weapons.

But the bald eagle's joy didn't even last a day.

Another incident has occurred.

These prisoners who were still able to move took their guns and escaped to fight guerrilla warfare in the cities and the countryside.

Because they knew that if they were captured and taken back, they wouldn't have a good life.

Even if you get arrested, you won't have a good life.

We might as well take a gamble.

More than a hundred people can't struggle for long; sooner or later they will all be wiped out.

Yang Dalin no longer cared about their lives or deaths.

Life and death are preordained, wealth and honor are determined by fate; it all depends on their destiny.

They boarded a bald eagle military aircraft and went to Java.

The real chaos here won't happen until the year after next. The main focus here is on training the army, establishing underground party organizations, and secretly lying low, waiting for the right opportunity.

Yang Dalin met with Wang Jianjun and Lao Mo again.

After making some arrangements, I went back to Hong Kong Island, stayed for a few days, and then returned to the mainland.

Upon entering Bao'an County.

Yang Dalin sent a telegram to Director Hou to let him know he was safe.

Director Hou told him to hurry back by hitch a ride, as there was something important waiting for him to do.

Yang Dalin was planning to spend some time at home with his family, but unexpectedly, he had another mission.

Yang Dalin quickly drove to the Yuezhou military airport.

We didn't arrive in Beijing until evening, without stopping.

He was then taken directly to Director Hou's office.

Yang Dalin recounted his itinerary, focusing on what he could say.

I definitely can't talk about my trip to Xiaorizi or my time in the Philippines.

Director Hou only knew that the foundation in Java was well laid and that the work was being done reasonably well.

Yang Dalin asked Director Hou what his tasks were, when he would be going, and if he could rest at home for a few more days.

Yang Dalin never expected that he would once again shoot himself in the foot.

The first mission arose because of the funds secretly provided by Yang Dalin.