Helmet and Blood: the German Mechanic's Fight Against Japan

War raged, mountains and rivers cried blood, and the land of China in 1937 became a hell on earth. The German Armsmen, a well-equipped iron-blooded force with a heavy mission, stepped forward when the nation was in danger. Wearing shiny steel helmets and holding German-style firearms, they faced the Japanese aircraft, heavy artillery and tanks with iron will. On the Songhu battlefield, the scorched earth of Luodian witnessed their bloody perseverance. The positions changed hands repeatedly, and every inch of land was soaked in blood. Outside Nanjing, they used their flesh and blood to build a city wall to resist the crazy attack of the Japanese invaders, and never flinched even if they suffered heavy casualties. In this anti-Japanese storm, the soldiers of the German Army composed tragic war songs with their blood. Their story is an indelible national memory and a magnificent epic of the Chinese nation's unyielding struggle.