Bloody Liaoxi

The Lushan Independent Regiment of the 12th Anti-Japanese Route Army in western Liaoning, composed of the old Northeastern Army, Mongolian horse thieves, Taoist priests, bandits, and local people. Under the leadership of Tian Baozi, a Taoist priest from Lushan Shengqing Palace, they held high the anti-Japanese righteous flag and galloped through western Liaoning. Fighting in various parts of the border and Mongolia, between the Lushan Mountain and the Liaoning River, killing Japanese and traitors, destroying railways and highway transportation lines, smashing the enemy's brutal suppression, and successfully completing the arduous tasks assigned by the Kuomintang's Liaoxi Anti-Japanese Headquarters many times. At the same time, under the guidance and guidance of the North Manchurian Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Force of the Communist Party of China, this team experienced the test of blood and fire, life and death, completed the self-transformation of sublimation of faith, and gradually grew into heroic warriors who defended the country and the dignity of the nation.