Sihu Independent Camp

In 1940, the Japanese army invaded central China. Tulong, the barber, was originally an ordinary low-level craftsman. He became an anti-Japanese ranger because of family hatred and national hatred. The Japanese were well-trained and equipped with advanced equipment. In addition to being brave and resourceful, they also needed firm faith. Under the guidance of his faith, Tulong led his brothers who shared the same hatred of the enemy to take over the banner of the Sihu Independent Battalion, blow up the artillery towers, rape and kill the Japanese, and compose a majestic heroic song of the Anti-Japanese War. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.