Counterattack in Songhu: from the Army's Defeat to the Japanese Invaders' Nightmare

In 1937, the Battle of Songhu broke out, and a wave of defeat swept across the entire army. A team of thirty-seven stragglers, led by platoon leader Lu Hanjiang, rose against the odds from the ruins of Luodian. They had no numbers, no supplies, and no reinforcements. However, they relied on flexible tactics such as night attacks, ambushes, and street fighting, and repeatedly performed miracles in the heavy encirclement and suppression by the Japanese army. From Hongkou to Luodian, from Sihang Warehouse to Suzhou River, this team that calls itself the "Reverse War Battalion" built the last iron wall on the Songhu battlefield with their flesh and blood. This is a true story about defeat and rebirth, despair and faith, and it is also a tragic song of anti-war written with life.