Ordinary People's War of Resistance and the Bloody Story of Peacekeepers

In the late autumn of 1937, somewhere in North China, Heping Town. The blacksmith Li Tiezhu is sweating profusely in the blacksmith shop, the teacher Chen Wenru is teaching in the school, the widow Zhao Guixiang is sewing needles in the tailor shop, and the young boy Zhang Goudan is walking through the streets delivering goods... This small town of more than 300 people was originally peaceful and peaceful. Until the Japanese artillery fire tore apart the tranquility! Bad news of the massacre came from a neighboring village, and the fleeing people poured into Heping Town. Three days later, the Japanese army arrived and demanded that the entire town surrender, otherwise the village would be massacred and the town destroyed! Should he leave his hometown and become a refugee, or should he defend his homeland and fight to the death? When the atrocities of the Japanese army were bloody before his eyes, Li Tiezhu put down his hammer and picked up a machete; Chen Wenru put down his books and picked up a rifle; Zhao Guixiang sent away his children and formed a women's army; seventeen-year-old Zhang Goudan tied a bag of explosives and vowed to die with the Japanese... There are no reinforcements, no retreat, only three hundred unyielding hearts! This is a life-and-death battle in which eggs hit rocks. This is a Great Wall built by a group of ordinary people with their flesh and blood! Blacksmiths, teachers, widows, young men, they could have fled, but they chose to protect every inch of the land under their feet with their lives. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.