Fengyan Taihang

In the spring of 1938, Chen Tiefeng, a powerful general of the Fourth Red Army, arrived in northern Shaanxi with his remaining troops, and his troops were reorganized into the 386th Brigade of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army. When he refused to hand over the blood-stained sword in Yunyang Town, Political Commissar Deng said, "The blade should be used against the enemy, not one's own people." This "crazy tiger" understood the true meaning of the people's army for the first time. From the first battle when a raft collided with a ship while crossing the Yellow River at night, to the mine array deployed at Shentou Ridge to wipe out the Japanese convoy, under the blood-stained "Night Tiger Company" banner, he and the field doctor Su Mei concluded a silent oath between the bandages and the suicide note list. In 1940, Changle Village was surrounded by 20,000 Japanese troops. Chen Tiefeng took over Ye Chenghuan's bloody telescope before his death and led the "Chenghuan Regiment" to defend the unknown high ground. When Su Mei tore off her wedding dress and mended the half-exploded military flag, the five-pointed star branded with bloody fingerprints illuminated the darkest night in the Taihang Mountains - the entire regiment was reduced by 70% in this battle, and the death list was heavier than the commendation order. During the years of secret war deep behind enemy lines, a copper plate from the Fengtian Arsenal caused an uprising of five thousand puppet troops in Zhuju Mountain. An ambush in Hanlue Village led to a thunderous blow by a Japanese major general. Finally, in the battle of the carriage bridge, it became a record of the Central China War of Resistance of "single capture of 24 Japanese troops". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.