Bayonet Never Curls

[Hot-blooded Military Soul] + [Real War] + [Grassroots Heroes] + [No System] + [No Time Travel] In 1937, the Marco Polo Bridge Incident broke out and North China was in crisis. Northwestern Army platoon leader Zhao Tiezhu was dismissed from his post and imprisoned because he was unwilling to carry out the "non-resistance" order. When the Japanese army broke through the Great Wall, no one noticed that the "soldier ruffian" squatting in the cell was released. Without guns or cannons, he and nine brothers in ragged clothes snatched the first crooked machine gun from the Japanese. Others called him "Crazy Zhao", but he said: "I'm not crazy, I just want to kill the Japanese. Kill one to earn enough money, kill two to earn one!" In the next eight years, from the North China Plain to the deep mountains of Taihang, from the guerrillas in Qingshazhang to the "Iron Sword Regiment" that frightened the enemy - Zhao Tiezhu used his "unconventional" play style to make the North China Japanese Command receive "bad news" again and again. He doesn't talk about tactics and doctrine, and he doesn't understand what "sticking and waiting for help" means. He only believes in one truth: fighting is risking one's life, and whoever fights first will survive to the end. This is the Great Wall built by a group of mud-legged people with flesh and blood. The bayonet can curl, but the spine does not bend.