The Death Guards Who Defended Chiang Kai-Shek

At the Nanjing National Government's military parade in 1934, a mysterious unit suddenly attracted people's attention. When this army paid tribute to Chiang Kai-shek, the ambassadors of various countries in China looked shocked, the Japanese ambassador looked pale, and the American ambassador believed that it was one of the two best troops in China, and the other was Genghis Khan's army. Only 30 minutes after the military parade, Japanese female spy Yoshiko Kawashima sent a message to the Japanese intelligence agency: Chinese military police appeared in Nanjing and their combat effectiveness was extremely strong. This mysterious force is the Chairman's Special Guards, also known as the "Central Iron Guards." It is affiliated to a more mysterious organization-Chiang Kai-shek's death-defying guards. What are the characteristics of this unit that attract so much attention from the outside world? They are a pack of wolves, well-equipped, well-organized, cruel in their methods, and surprisingly powerful in combat. They once defeated tens of thousands of Japanese troops with just a few hundred people.