Straw Shoe Soldiers: Strong Generals of the Guizhou Army Starting from Songhu

A modern military fan traveled through time and became the deputy commander of the Guizhou Army, leading the straw-shoe soldiers from Songhu to western Yunnan, and through the fourteen-year war of resistance! In October 1937, the Songhu battlefield was filled with blood and flesh. As soon as Lin Zhu opened his eyes, he became the deputy commander of the 304th Regiment of the 102nd Division of the Guizhou Army, which had just left Guizhou to join the war. Next to him were Guizhou fellows wearing straw sandals and carrying old-fashioned Hanyang products, with half a piece of hard corn cake in their pockets. Opposite them were elite Japanese troops equipped with aircraft and artillery. Everyone laughs at the Guizhou Army as a "two-gun motley crew", a cannon fodder that takes human lives and cannot fight a tough battle. But Lin Zhu knew that these straw-shoe soldiers who came out of the mountains could climb cliffs, fight with bare swords, and squat in the rain for three days and three nights without moving. They were the most hard-working soldiers in China.