On this day, 88 years ago, July 25, 1937 (June 18, 1937, the Japanese army created the "Langfang Incident" on the pretext of repairing electrical wires. On July 25, 1937, the Japanese army created the "Langfang Incident" on the pretext of repairing electric wires. On July 25, 1937, the Japanese army launched an attack on the 226th Regiment of the 113th Brigade of the 38th Division of the 29th Army of the China garrison in Langfang under the pretext of repairing electric wires, and occupied Langfang Station, creating the "Langfang Incident." The China garrison in Langfang rose to resist, and the Japanese army sent a large number of additional reinforcements, and the two sides engaged in a fierce battle. The fierce fighting lasted until noon on the 26th, and Langfang was completely occupied by the Japanese army. In July 1937, the "Langfang Incident" broke out in Hebei, and the Japanese aviation unit sent 14 aircraft to bomb China army barracks. The Japanese are accustomed to shouting "Stop thief," which is extremely shameless