Chinese Expeditionary Force
About This Novel
The Chinese Expeditionary Force is a tragic and great historical name, and it is also a glorious title dyed red with the blood of the Chinese people. In 1942, in order to win the Anti-Japanese War, the Chinese Expeditionary Force marched south to Myanmar to fight against the Japanese invaders. In the tropical jungle, the 400,000 Chinese troops suffered nearly 200,000 casualties, writing an extremely tragic chapter in the history of the Anti-Japanese War and even the history of World War II. They used their blood and lives to win prestige and glory for the Chinese nation, and strongly supported the world's anti-fascist war. Every inch of mountains and rivers, every inch of blood, is sad to think about. The long historical novel "Chinese Expeditionary Force" records the major historical events of Chinese young students' cross-border expeditions during World War II and defended China's international transportation lines with their own flesh and blood during the war. It shows the Chinese Expeditionary Force's arduous journey from expedition, failure to major counterattack. The whole process is interspersed with the combat friendship and love life of young Chinese, American and British soldiers, showing the personalities and demeanor of a large number of Chinese and foreign generals during World War II such as Stilwell, Sun Liren and Dai Anlan, and revealing the most tragic and tragic bloody battle in the history of the Anti-Japanese War. War, love, history, legend, the fate of an individual, is it really as light as a grain of dust in the strong wind? Living in chaos and dying in loneliness, what makes fate so miserable? The book contains grand war scenes and details of the conflict between Chinese and Western cultures, as well as vivid descriptions of the history, culture, customs and customs of Southeast Asian countries such as Myanmar and India. It combines historical, ideological and literary qualities, making it fascinating and thought-provoking.
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