Introduction to the story of "War Drums of the Miao King"
Liang Zhenguo, the king of the special forces, died heroically while fighting drugs in the Golden Triangle to rescue his teammates. The jade pendant on his chest was soaked with blood, and his soul actually traveled to Qianling Town in western Hunan in 1938 - and possessed the body of a Miao boy with the same name. At that time, the mountains and rivers were broken, and the Japanese army was approaching Xiangxi. He took over the rusty Miao knife from the young man, and also took over the mission of defending the country against the enemy.
In the old street of Qianling Town, he stopped Wang Zhibin, the commander of the 15th Division who was returning to his hometown to visit relatives, and swore with the toughness of a Miao man that he could "recruit a group of Miao soldiers who dare to fight the Japanese"; in the Miao village's grain drying field, he beat the ancestral cowhide war drum and shouted "Live like a man, fight to the death on the battlefield". More than a hundred Miao men gathered in response, and the "Miao Soldier Platoon" has since become the sharp knife of the 15th Division.
From the mountain ambush at Tianjia Town in the Wuhan Battle, to the ice cave trap at Laodaohe in the Changsha Battle; from the sawing of the scorched earth tunnels in Changde (using Miao tung oil bamboo bullets to counter flamethrowers, and using mugwort wet cloth to detoxify the poisonous gas), to the flying vine wall climbing at Hengyang Fortress (using Miao Village climbing techniques to seize the commanding heights of the Japanese army), to the Xuefeng Battle in Western Hunan Hundreds of villages in the mountains gathered together - Liang Zhenguo used the tactical thinking of modern special forces, integrated "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and Miao folk methods such as "strong walls and clearing the field", "drum communication" and "warning Gu early warning" to lead the Miao soldiers to create miracles in desperate situations: ambushes in roof beams cut off enemy formations, rolling stones on terraces broke enemy formations, Miao drums sounded, and hundreds of Miao villages came to reinforcements.
During the war, he met Su Wanqing, a field nurse, and got to know each other: in the tunnels of Changde, she used Miao herbs to remove shrapnel for him; in the cellar of Hengyang, the two of them blocked bullets and made a life-and-death contract to "receive the certificate while alive";
