Bright Sword: When Lao Li Went to War, Not a Single Inch of Grass Grew in the Enemy's Army.

[Bright Sword fan + Counterattack against Vietnam + Hot-blooded and cool articles + Military and cool articles + Iron-blooded military soul + Master of tactics] In 1979, war broke out in southern Xinjiang. Li Yunlong, who had already removed his armor and retired, was so angry that he smashed his tea cup when he saw the news in the newspaper that our soldiers were ambushed by the enemy's "bamboo stick formation" and "mine warfare". "Damn it! When I was fighting the Japanese, these monkeys were still chewing tree bark in the mountains! Are you playing guerrilla warfare with me?" He kicked open the old chief's door overnight, issued a military order, dragged the iconic Italian cannon, and returned to the battlefield with a group of "Li Yunlong-style" veterans like wolves and tigers. When the ace division of the Vietnamese army was shouting in the jungle, "Destroy one enemy regiment," Li Yunlong stood in front of the position, threw his binoculars, and issued the classic order: "Second Battalion Commander, where is your damn Italian cannon? Let me kill him!" In this battle, he wants to let the enemy know what "I will lead my own soldiers" means, and what the spirit of the Chinese army that came out of the Anti-Japanese War means!