Taihang Military Factory: The Whole Team Transmigrates to Forge Swords and Defend the Nation

In 1935, deep in the Taihang Mountains, a modern arms factory and its 1,000 employees transmigrated together. Factory director Chen Feng led them in keeping a low profile and fighting to survive, until they were unexpectedly discovered by an anti-Japanese resistance force. From then on, this factory, capable of manufacturing every gun, cannon, and bullet that existed before the 20th century, became the toughest backbone of our forces behind enemy lines.

Czech ZB-26s, Mauser C96s, wooden-handled grenades: the three great guerrilla weapons were available in abundance. Mortars, field guns, heavy machine guns: they had firepower to spare. Fighting the Japanese invaders and the Kuomintang alongside the resistance, then crossing the Yalu River, this arms factory in the Taihang Mountains roared for a full fifteen years, making outstanding contributions to the founding of New China.