Anti-Japanese War: the Squad Leader of the Sichuan Army Shocked the Entire Company with a Shot That Shattered Bottles

Su Yezhou traveled through the early days of the Anti-Japanese War and abandoned his writing to join the army and was incorporated into the 122nd Division of the Sichuan Army. In the recruit assessment, he showed his marksmanship and fighting skills and was promoted to deputy squad leader by Captain Shitou. Recruiting Wang Xiaoshan, a Sichuan-born soldier, as a team member, he was issued a German-made C96. He walked thousands of miles to help Songhu, and used night attacks and snipers to kill the Japanese observation post to reduce the pressure on the front.