Shandong Anti-Japanese War

Content summary: At the end of September 1937, the Japanese army invaded Qilu. The Third Army fought bloody battles and Jinan fell. Subsequently, the Battle of Jining and the Battle of Taierzhuang, and Shandong fell. The Kuomintang and the Communist Party gathered together, the people rose up, armed forces of all colors stood on the hills, and there were wars everywhere. After differentiation and reorganization, four series of anti-Japanese armed forces were finally formed. The Japanese army carried out crazy raids, massacred villagers and plundered materials and minerals in Shandong Province, and the economy of Shandong Province collapsed. In 1942, Shandong Province suffered from drought in spring and locust plague in autumn, and many people starved to death. The troops ate grass, bark, and lacked ammunition. The Japanese army's iron wall siege tactics put the anti-Japanese armed forces into a desperate situation of running out of ammunition and food. Revealed: Shandong warlord Han Fuju, with an army of 100,000 soldiers marching across the Yellow River, fled without a fight and was shot. Did he really not resist Japan? There is a group of people in their 20s who mobilized troops to establish anti-Japanese base areas and assumed important responsibilities at a young age. What kind of legendary stories do they have? What thrilling battles did the Northeast Army experience in Shandong? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.