Iron-Blooded War of Resistance: Starting from the Battle of Songhu

China's all-out war of resistance began on July 7, 1937, with the Sino-Japanese Battle of Songhu. Millions of troops fought fiercely in Shanghai. The Chinese army was weak and the enemy was strong. The air force's war eagles spilled blood in the sky, and the navy's ship collapsed and sank into the sand. Local troops rushed thousands of miles to help Shanghai, fought bloody battles with the Central Training Corps and the German weapons divisions, and fought to the death to kill the Japanese and drive away the Japanese pirates. This book records the magnificent and tragic period of the Anti-Japanese War. The Chinese anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians built a Great Wall of Steel with their flesh and blood. The Chinese people tell the world with practical actions: The Chinese nation will never surrender.