Iron-Blooded Fighting Spirit: the Dawn of Resistance

In 1937, the smoke of the Songhu Battle enveloped Shanghai. The consciousness of modern special forces soldier Chen Feng spans time and space and is integrated into the body of Shen Tinglan, commander of the 1st Brigade of the Central Military Training Corps. Faced with the crisis of broken mountains and rivers, he has neither a heaven-defying system nor advanced technology. He only relies on a modern soldier's deep understanding of war and tactical literacy to find gaps in survival in the flesh and blood mill. From the bloody battle of Jiangwan to the defense of Nanjing, from the fire in Taierzhuang to the siege of Wanjialing, he combined modern tactical thinking with the characteristics of German equipment, improved tactics in the cracks of history, and built a defense line with flesh and blood. This is a collision between special operations thinking and mechanized warfare, and it is also an iron-blooded journey about persistence and sacrifice. Under the magnificent historical torrent, he was both a witness and a guardian. He used his wisdom and courage to carve an unyielding mark for the Chinese soldiers in the history of the Anti-Japanese War.