Iron-Blooded Southwest 1895: from Salt Owl to Protecting the Country

A bag of salt, a factory, a war that changed the destiny of the country. In 1895, Lin Jingyun, a modern special forces doctor, was reborn as the son of a salt merchant in southern Yunnan. He used "frost and snow salt" to fission wealth, and used Dewushan artillery to open up troubled times. He went from the Heijing Salt Field to the battlefield of protecting the country, and from the steel furnace to the Yunnan-Burma beacon fire. Making rifles, developing trucks, building universities, and making steel - he single-handedly created China's only military industry backbone. In 1931, when the Northeast fell, he marched eastward: "The Japanese invaders want to destroy China, so they must first defeat our Southwest Iron Army!" The Meat Grinder in Xuefeng Mountain, the Jungle War in Northern Myanmar, the Blood Flag Reunion of Mang Friends... He crushed violence with industry and rebuilt mountains and rivers with iron and blood. This is a bloody road from a salt owl to a military god, and it is also a lonely legend of a reborn man reversing the destiny of the country.