Anti-Japanese War: the Rise of the Southwest, Burning Mountains and Rivers

In 1935, the land of western Yunnan was in turmoil. A lone army of three thousand men stayed in the southwest and took root in the mountains. They built roads, built arsenals, smelted steel, and made guns, quietly accumulating strength in unknown corners. From Hanyang to German-style rifles, from home-made grenades to heavy artillery clusters, from lack of medical treatment to the establishment of a complete medical system. On that day, the iron hoofs of the Japanese invaders traveled across most of China, when the mountains and rivers were shattered and the country was in danger. This majestic army coming out of the mountains in the southwest is like a tiger descending the mountain, unstoppable! They used steel and blood to ignite the beacon of resistance against Japan and burn out the smoke of the invaders in every inch of China.