Starting from the Platoon Leader to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea

In October 1950, Chang Shun led his platoon across the Yalu River. When he opened his eyes, he knew what he was going to fight next - Feihu Mountain, Sansuoli, and Songgu Peak. We also knew how many people were going to die - some companies only had seven left in the fight. He looked at the brothers wearing cotton-padded clothes around him. It was 30 degrees below zero and they were short of food and ammunition. Just think about one thing: you can't freeze to death, you can't starve to death, and you can't let your men turn into numbers. Since then, the U. S. Military has discovered that something is wrong with the unit on the opposite side—— Ambushes are useless, night attacks are ineffective, supplies are lost every day, and sentries never return. The group of people opposite seemed to have eyes and were always five minutes ahead of them. In the third year of fighting, news came from the other side: When encountering Group 335, it is recommended to take a detour. This is the story of a fierce tiger under Changbai Mountain. A platoon leader led his soldiers from the Yalu River to Jincheng. In three years, he played every game.