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Why is "No Japanese Allowed" worth watching? ——After reading five episodes, I want to tell you the passion and affection behind these six words. That night, when I opened this story for the first time, I didn't expect to read it until dawn. It's not because the plot is so thrilling - although it is indeed thrilling, with bursting glaciers, code breaking, and battlefield surgeries, every episode makes people sweat. It's not because of how grand the scene is - although it is indeed grand, with eight hundred soldiers rushing into the snowfield and the Kwantung Army's special forces annihilated, every scene makes people excited. What really makes me unable to let go are these six words: No Japanese are allowed to stay. These six words are a slogan, an oath, and a bottom line supported by a group of people with their flesh and blood. After reading these five episodes, I want to tell you that behind these six words, there are many reasons worthy of your entering this world. ---The first reason: Every battle here is fought in such a way that you will be amazed. Have you ever seen a battle in which glaciers were used as weapons? In the 56th episode "Battle of Revenge", the Mountain Blade Brigade faced the Kwantung Army's ace "Snow Wolf" special team and just laid a dragnet on the ice of the Yellow River. Calculate the load-bearing capacity of the ice, bury explosives in advance, and suicide squads hide under the ice... When the Japanese step into the predetermined area and the ice suddenly explodes, you will shout in your heart: Absolutely impossible! Have you ever seen a code-breaking battle using "The Tale of Genji"? In the 58th episode "Code Mystery", Fu Yihui stayed up for seven days and seven nights looking at the Japanese military's secret telegrams, which were like a heavenly book, and finally found the key from a Japanese classic literature. When he deciphers the first secret message and discovers that the Japanese are about to attack the Eighth Route Army headquarters, your heartbeat will speed up with him - it's too late! What about the headquarters?! Every battle here is more than bayonets and grenades. It is resourcefulness, calculation, and a contest that turns every inch of land, every snowflake, and every book into a weapon. In these battles, you will see what it means to truly "fight with your brain." --- The second reason: The people here make you feel bad and admire you. Fu Yihai, political commissar of Shanren Brigade. In the 59th episode "Saving Headquarters", when a cannonball exploded next to the deputy commander, he rushed forward and blocked seventeen pieces of shrapnel with his back. In the 60th episode of "Battlefield Surgery", there was no anesthesia, and seventeen pieces of shrapnel had to be dug out of the flesh piece by piece. He held the stick in his mouth, biting into pieces the first one, the second one, and the third one - from beginning to end, he didn't even cry out in pain. In that scene, you will truly understand what "tough guy" means. It wasn't that it didn't hurt, it hurt to the very core of his bones, and he didn't make a sound. Fu Shuiheng, brigade commander, eldest brother. He stayed by his brother's side, holding snow in his hands to cool him down, and stayed awake all night. My hands were covered with frostbite from the cold, the skin was broken, and they were bleeding yellow, but they were still holding the snow and changing it over and over again. He watched his brother struggling on the line of life and death, unable to do anything but watch and wait. In that scene, you will see the softest side on the battlefield - that is the concern of an older brother for his younger brother, and the deepest softness in a tough man's heart. Fu Yihui, chief of staff, younger brother. He stayed awake for seven days and seven nights while working on code-breaking. He held down his second brother's shoulders while he was undergoing surgery. He stayed outside the sheepfold that night, listening to the movements inside, and refused to leave even though he was shivering with cold. He is the "brain" of the Mountain Blade Brigade and the youngest in the family. You will find that each of these three brothers makes you feel distressed and everyone admires you. They are not gods, they are ordinary people who bleed, feel pain, and cry. But it was these ordinary people who shouldered those six words - No Japanese allowed to stay. ---The third reason: The stories here will make you laugh, cry, and make your blood boil. You will laugh. Laugh at the dumbfounded expression on Soviet advisor Vasily's face when he was shocked by the training of the Mountain Blade Brigade in Episode 57. Laughing at his half-baked Chinese, he said, "Your guerrilla warfare has risen to the level of strategic art." Fu Shuiheng replied calmly, "Soldiers have no constant momentum, and water has no constant shape." You will cry. In the 60th episode of Crying, Fu Yihai woke up after five days in coma. His first words were: "Brother... Is the headquarters safe? Deputy Commander... Is it safe?" At that moment, you will find that some people really have the word "mission" carved into their bones. He almost died. The first thing he did when he woke up was not to ask about his injuries or cry out in pain, but to ask if the headquarters was safe. Your blood will boil. From glacial revenge to code deciphering, from escorting headquarters to field surgery, every episode tells you: This group of people will never admit defeat. No matter how strong the enemy is, no matter how good the equipment is, no matter how ruthless the tactics are, they can withstand it and win. Because they are the Mountain Blade Brigade. Because their slogan is - no Japanese are allowed to stay. --- The fourth reason: There is not only war here, but also people's hearts and the future. In episode 57, Vasily asked Fu Shuiheng: "Where do your tactics come from?" Fu Shuiheng did not answer "superior instructions" or "Soviet experience". He handed over a copy of "Sun Tzu's Art of War" and said, "It grew from this land." In Episode 60, Fu Yihui stood outside the sheepfold, listening to the movement inside, watching the smoke rising in the distance, and thinking in his heart: "The war is still going on. But at this moment, in this small sheepfold, we have won. We have won a fight with death." You will find that this story is not just about fighting. It writes about people, the human heart, and why people in this land can win. Because the common people gave their last bowl of rice to the troops. Because the soldier carried the last piece of shrapnel on himself. Because everyone knows that the Japanese have taken over China's land, but they will never take over the hearts of the Chinese people. These are the real "strategic art". --- The last sentence If you ask me, why do I recommend you to read "No Japanese Allowed"? I will tell you: Because here there are tactical wisdom that will make you marvel, there are characters' fates that will make you feel heartbroken and admired, there will be battle scenes that will make your blood boil, and there will also be brotherly love that will make your nose sore. Because here is not only the cruelty of war, but also the light of humanity. Not only the roar of guns, but also the warmth of people's hearts. Because when you close the last page, you will remember those six words - No Japanese allowed to stay. Remember the night when Fu Yihai bit the stick and said nothing. Remember the dawn when Fu Shuiheng used snow to cool down his younger brother. Remember that cold night when Fu Yihui stood outside the sheepfold, shivering from the cold. Remember them. Because they are the Mountain Blade Brigade. Because they were the people in that era who used their flesh and blood to support the bottom line of their country. Let's turn to the first page. I promise, you'll read it in one sitting.
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