92 years ago today, on March 4, 1933 (February 9, 1933 lunar calendar), the Japanese army captured Chengde. The headquarters established after the Japanese occupation of Chengde On March 4, 1933, the Japanese army occupied Chengde. On March 1, 1933, the Japanese army took the 16th Infantry Brigade as the advancing team, and set off from Chaoyang in more than 100 vehicles, advancing along the Chaoyang-Lingyuan-Pingquan Highway. That afternoon, the 130th Division of the Wanfuliao Division blocked the Japanese army near Ye Baishou. Under the fierce attack of the Japanese army, the ministry was forced to retreat towards Pingquan. On the 2nd, after the Japanese captured Lingyuan in pursuit, they continued to advance towards Pingquan. The 130th Division joined the 129th Division at Pingquan. Preparing to block the advance of the Japanese army, but because Wanfulin's Fourth Army had been shaken across the board, the ministry also retreated to Xifengkou. On the afternoon of the 3rd, a part of the Japanese army pursued Chengde by car. Tang Yulin panicked when he heard the news and hypothesized that he would go to the front line to supervise the battle, collect a large number of cars, and transport treasure and opium to the Tianjin Concession. He also left Chengde and fled to Luanping in the morning of the 4th. At 11:50 that day, the Japanese vanguard of 128 people invaded Chengde without bloodshed. The Japanese army drove into the government of Jehol Province