Anti-Japanese War: This Is Really Not Showing Off the Sword!

There really is no Li Yunlong, no Zhao Gang, and no Chu Yunfei here! Here is the beginning of April 1938. The Japanese army mobilized more than 30,000 troops in nine directions to besiege the anti-Japanese base area in southeastern Shanxi. The Eighth Route Army adopted an operational policy of using extensive guerrilla warfare to block and tire the enemy, and then concentrate its main force to defeat the enemy. On the same day, the puppet troops began to deal with the enemy. However, Li Youliang, captain of the Lijiahe militia, led a militia team of only about 80 people, and actually ran rampant amid heavy siege by Japanese and puppet troops, and performed very eye-catchingly. They contributed the greatest strength of the militia team to smashing the Japanese army's "Nine-Route Siege" plan! Their actions revealed the bloody spirit of every Chinese! They were voted "The Most Amazing Militia Team!" Little did they know that Li Youliang turned out to be a "Special Forces King" who traveled through China in the 21st century.