In 1937, the city of Jinling was about to be destroyed, and the top brass of the national army were talking about surrender. However, Shen Yanshan, the leader of the dandy security regiment, was ordered to lead the Anti-Japanese War system in the face of danger. When others proposed surrender, he defended the Zhonghua Gate in five days and wiped out eight thousand enemies; when others defended the southwest, he led his troops to recover Jinling and sweep across East China; when others debated whether to negotiate peace, he had built an aircraft carrier battle group to point his sword at Japan. While Chongqing was still discussing how to defend itself against the enemy, Shen Yanshan had already landed on Kyushu and surrounded Tokyo Bay. From the "Never Surrender" at the top of Jinling City to the surrender ceremony in Tokyo Bay, he spent five years rewriting the history of the Anti-Japanese War and letting the world witness: China not only refused to surrender, but also conquered the enemy's capital!