Thirty remnants and a curling blade.
Eight years of bloody battle, one hundred thousand lions roared.
On the Songhu battlefield, he killed twelve enemies by himself.
Under Nanjing City, he swam the wounded across the Qinhuai River on his back.
In the Dabie Mountains, he brought out seventy-two veterans.
The county town was abandoned and he lost his best apprentice.
Then, he took his apprentice's sword and went to Japan.
Fourteen words are engraved on the gate of Yasukuni Shrine:
"Those who offend China will be punished no matter how far away they are."
This is not revenge, but letting the enemy remember:
China cannot be bullied and the Chinese people cannot be humiliated.
"The War of Resistance: One Hundred Thousand Youths and One Hundred Thousand Lions"
I would like to dedicate this book to all the martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the Anti-Japanese War.
May peace last forever and may the lion roar.
