Anti-Japanese War: You Koi Fish, Are You Picking up Nuclear Bombs in the Mountains and Forests?

Xu Wen, who often paid attention to the war in northern Myanmar, traveled to the world of Anti-Japanese War film and television, and volunteered to go to the Northeast to join the Anti-Japanese War and fight against the Japanese. The conditions of the Anti-Japanese War were extremely difficult. Fortunately, he became a "koi" and could always pick up supplies and equipment in the mountains and forests. Go to the bend in the mountain forest and pick up 100 tons of white flour Went to collect firewood in the mountains and picked up AK47X1000 Went to relieve ourselves in the forest and picked up 155mm howitzers x 10,000 Went hunting in the mountains and picked up nuclear bomb X2 Under the influence of Xu Wen's koi, the Anti-League grew rapidly Anti-Union Commander: Without Xu Wen, how could I have an army of millions? Japanese: We have been blocking the Anti-Japanese Alliance. Where did their equipment come from? Was it picked up in the forest? Bald Eagle: We were just about to develop it, and Xu Wen dropped two nuclear bombs on the Japanese? … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.