The Rise of a Great Power: Bloody Shanghai

Ninety-year-old veteran Zhang Xueming accidentally traveled back to the Songjiang battlefield where the Songhu Battle was held in 1937 while watching the ceremony at Tiananmen Square. At that time, the 69th Army was in a desperate situation. Its commander died, its troops were short of strength, and its food and fodder were exhausted. It was also faced with heavy Japanese encirclement and suppression. With 80 years of memories, he withstood the pressure of "disobedience", abandoned the defending troops, slaughtered the horses to satisfy hunger, and led the remaining troops to break out. He vowed to change the tragedy of the sacrifice of his brothers and the massacre of Jinling, and continue to write the legend of anti-Japanese war in the flames of war. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.