Anti-Japanese Stories Remember History

This is an epic work that panoramically depicts the Chinese nation's 14-year war of resistance. It does not simply list war historical materials, but takes "people" as the core to salvage every anti-Japanese story scattered across the land of China from the September 18th Incident in 1931 to Japan's surrender in 1945. The book contains not only the bloody moments of soldiers fighting under artillery fire in classic battles such as the Pingxingguan Victory, the Battle of Taierzhuang, and the Hundred Regiments War; it also includes the Northeast Anti-Resistance Alliance's arduous guerrilla work in the forest and snowy plains, and the folk wisdom of the people in the central Hebei plain digging tunnels to defend themselves against the enemy.