Anti-Japanese War: from Bookboy to Commander of the Battle of Meishan

In 1888, Li Shun, the son of a tenant farmer in Zhejiang, stepped into the torrent of history by chance. He started out as a diligent book boy, and was chosen to study in Germany due to his extraordinary savvy. After returning, he became the young principal of the Beiyang Military Academy. During the great changes at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, he used new education to educate talents for the country, while at the same time he explored the road of industrial salvation. He dealt with various forces, but always adhered to the national justice in his heart. When the flames of the Anti-Japanese War spread across China, the ideals and strength he had buried for half his life finally burst out, building a steel Great Wall on the hidden front that the enemy could not overcome.