Twenty-year-old Xiao Fei traveled around the countryside of Hunan with his servants. All the young men he liked were young and good guys. He gave each of them ten yuan to sell his name, and he followed Xiao Fei to start an exciting and dangerous life. Hunan has many mountains and rivers, and bandits who rob homes are naturally very active. Without exception, these people became the targets of actual combat. They learned to fight in the flames of war, summed up their experience in the flames of war, relied on their iron-blooded bravery and strict discipline to open factories and establish education, just like signs of ZTE.
One day he received a letter, and after thinking about it carefully, he bid farewell to his parents and went south. After arriving in Huangpu, which was famous in later generations, he supported the revolutionary school in the eyes of many warlords who were making things difficult and hostile, and he himself was famous for being a strict bastard.
First the Northern Expedition, the Southern Expedition, the encirclement and suppression of the Red Army, the bloody battle in Shanghai, the fierce battle at the National Defense Line, the breakout of the Nanjing blockade, the northward march to Xuzhou, the retreat to the Dabie Mountains, the continuous resistance to Wuhan and Nanchang, and the two hundred divisions went abroad to fight the war. The bloody battle was ancient, the fierce battle between Ren'an and Qiang led the expeditionary force to withdraw to India. . . . . . .
