Anti-Japanese Snow Wolf

In the late autumn of 1931, Shanghai was shrouded in the haze of the September 18th Incident. Zheng Junguo, the son of the owner of a silk and satin shop, shredded his ticket to study in the UK and pressed the "Central Military Academy Application Brochure" under the glass plate of his desk. He changed his gown into a military uniform. He was going to Nanjing to learn how to protect his family and country. After three years of hard training in the military academy, he went to Berlin to learn the hard skills of armored tactics. When he returned home, Zheng Junguo was already a rare "foreign-style officer" in the national army. But on the loess slopes of northern Shaanxi, when he pointed his German rifle at the Red Army position, the bullet got stuck in the chamber. On the day he was captured, under the dim oil lamp of the cave dwelling, he recognized that the Red Army commander walking across the street was Teacher Zhou, who taught him sociology at Shanghai University. "Junguo, you have to see clearly who the gun should be pointed at." Teacher Zhou's words were like a soldering iron, burning through his eyes that were blinded by factional disputes. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.