Liu Xiao, a genius from the command department of the National Defense University, accidentally traveled back to China in 1924 during an inter-service exercise and became a military instructor who had just returned from the Whampoa Military Academy.
The smoke of history is very close at hand, and the future famous generals are still just passionate and young colleagues and students around him. Faced with internal and external troubles, a poor and weak motherland, Liu Xiao put away his time-traveling prophets and determined to temper the nation's road to rejuvenation with military ideas that transcended the times.
In the classroom, he is the seeder of modern tactics; off the battlefield, he is the unsung hero on the intelligence front. The shocking moment when he joined forces with Chen Geng to "rescue Chiang Kai-shek" was the first secret move he made; the heart-warming exchanges with future marshals were the revolutionary iron current he condensed.
From the Huangpu classroom to the beacon fire of the Northern Expedition, from the gunfire in Nanchang to the dangerous journey of the Long March, he led several brothers who shared life and death - the "shadow" who was good at planning, the "political commissar" who was good at instigating, and the "sharp knife" who bravely championed the three armies - igniting the red spark into a prairie fire.
This is a marshal's road paved with wisdom, loyalty and faith. He is not only a witness of history, but also a molder of history. Let's see how the modern iron stream injects the soul of Huangpu and sweeps out a brand new China!
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