Li Hu was stunned for a moment when he heard Han Shuang's words, and then he asked silently: "Can I help him keep a spirit?"

"Comrade Li Hu, let's do it. Come here tomorrow night, we will cremate his body tomorrow, and we will take his ashes back and buried them in his hometown. Come on, just treat it as the last time to send him a trip. Let's leave it to him and his comrades today." Han Shuang said softly.

"Well... I understand." Li Hu nodded seriously, then saluted Han Shuang and said, "I'll leave that leader, I'm here tomorrow."

"Yes." Han Shuang nodded.

Li Hu then turned around and left here.

Han Shuang watched his back disappear on the way down the mountain before she turned around and returned to the camp.

Time passed little by little, but Han Shuang, who had just returned to the command center, received a notice from the post. Li Hu did not return to the new troop, but walked to the foot of the mountain and sat down there. It seemed that he didn't know if he was going to wait until tomorrow.

"Chief, do I want to bring him back?"

"Forget it, wait and see. If he doesn't come back in the evening, he will bring him back." Han Shuang thought for a while, and he knew that the little warrior's heart was not so easy to pass through, but he would encounter many such things in the future.

Since he was staying here, Han Shuang felt that he would not leave, looking at his appearance.

Sure enough, when night was about to fall, the guard post outside brought him back. When he saw Han Shuang, Li Hu lowered his head embarrassedly.

Alas, in their world, Li Hu is still in junior high school at this age, but now he is a soldier.

Han Shuang stretched out his hand and was about to rub his head. Finally, he thought about it, but gave up. He just reached out and patted his shoulder: "In this way, let's take you to dinner first, and then someone will take you there, okay?"

"Okay. Thank you, Chief, I won't eat, I'm not hungry, I brought buns."

"Go, go." Han Shuang waved his hand and signaled to take him away directly.

"Let's go." The warrior who brought him in smiled and led him outside.

...

In the evening of the next day, not only Li Hu was here, but Li Yunlong and the others also came, but Commander Liu and the others did not come because of something more important.

The cremation ceremony was simple, but it was very serious. Many people came to the New Group to see Qian Xudong off together.

The cremation here is only the simplest ritual, which is piled up with wood. In fact, the cremation of human corpses like this cannot be burned clean. Such as human thigh bones will be left. Li Yunlong and others left after attending the ceremony.

Han Shuang, the Spades group, and Li Hu watched silently here until the flames finally went out.

When the flames were completely extinguished, it was already the next morning. Han Shuang and the Spades team silently collected some of his ashes with an urn prepared in advance. In fact, these ashes could no longer be distinguished, but these were not important. What was important was that he had merged with this land.

The remaining large bones were collected by Li Hu, and he did not ask others to help, but silently collected them in the container prepared by Han Shuang and the others.

"Chief, can I take these ashes? I want to bury them on the main peak of Cangyun Ridge. I want Brother Qian to take good care of them. Looking at this land, I will definitely drive the Japanese out of China on behalf of Brother Qian." Li Hu asked seriously.

"Okay, you can take it away." A Spade next to him agreed.

"Thank you!" Li Hu said thank you seriously, and then wrapped the wooden box container with a piece of white cloth he brought. Finally, he saluted Han Shuang and the others with a huge wooden box and left.

The urn is preserved by Spades A. When they return to reality, Han Shuang and the others will take it back.

...

In fact, Han Shuang and the others only need to proceed step by step. The first thing to start was about teaching and helping them install communication clusters, which were carried out at the same time.

As for subsequent technical support, including basic machine tools and the production line of Type 40 automatic rifles, the most important thing is that the domestic sniper rifle also made a decision.

Finally, the Eighth Route Army handed over to a very classic sniper rifle, AWM sniper rifle. This sniper rifle has been built in China with an advanced and backward small production line. This production line is relatively complex and requires many manual workers to operate it.

However, it can produce AWM slowly. If you become proficient in the later stage, you can produce one or two pieces a day, but the accuracy of the rifles produced is not worse than that of modern times.

As for the steel formulas for special materials such as customs clearance, these have been handed over, but whether they can be developed later can not guarantee that Han Shuang and the others can only provide the raw materials for about 1,500 sniper rifles at the beginning.

But how much they can produce depends on themselves.

In addition, it is a scope. Although optical scopes are no longer the worst industry in modern China, they are not the best. The most cutting-edge technology of optical lenses has never been in China.

However, there is no big deal about producing scopes, and the Eighth Route Army is naturally the simplest white optical scope, which can be manually adjusted to a certain magnification, and there are no other special functions.

But even so, if they say sniper rifles like AWM can produce them in this era as long as they are not afraid of high costs, they will definitely not be able to produce these scopes in this era.

They can only produce some four times and six times optical scopes, which is enough for them to understand the technical information left by Han Shuang and others.

And Han Shuang and the others left them a total of 100 optical scopes that were enlarged by more than 10 times.

About two months later, Han Shuang completed the first wave of teaching about snipers and special operations here, and in the past two months, there was no second war among Han Shuang and the others.

The main reason is that although the Japanese's power in North China is not completely eliminated, the four elite infantry brigades and one heavy artillery brigade were completely eliminated, and there were 230 aircraft, which means that the Japanese power here has weakened to the mechanism.

So just two months later, the Eighth Route Army began to launch a large-scale anti-sweeping operation plan. The entire operation plan included several nearby provinces. With the advantages obtained in the early stage, even most areas of Xishan Province were controlled by the Eighth Route Army.

Cangyunling is already in the rear of the battle.
Chapter completed!