Traveling Through the Republic of China: I Relied on Building Airplanes to Defeat the Japanese Army

Chen Ming, China's top aviation engineer, accidentally traveled to Shanghai in 1935 with only a suitcase filled with 21st century aircraft blueprints. In this era when aluminum is more expensive than gold and machine tools are ground by hand, he must use science to fight against powerful enemies. This is not a golden finger, but using the steel, gunpowder and mathematics of the 1930s to make up for the martyrs an aerial answer sheet that should belong to them.