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  1. The Iron-Blooded General Who Resisted Japan Urban883k Wordscompleted Su Zuxin was a famous general of the Guangxi clan who fought against the Japanese. He fought bloody battles on the front line against the Japanese and participated in the whole frontal battle. When the Japanese surrendered, he was the commander-in-chief of Anqing. The most commendable thing is that he refused the civil war, disbanded his armor and returned to his fields without admiring glory. He insisted on national integrity and retired from Xiangjiang after success. See how from a cowherd boy 721ReadsScoreShelves
  2. The 7Th Book Describing the Spring and Autumn Period in One Piece of Paper Urban407k Wordsongoing In 1921, Baise disarmed and escaped death, and battalion commander Huang Shaohong began the ups and downs of the Republic of China that spanned thirty years. He joined forces with Li Zongren and Bai Chongxi to attack the rebels in Guangxi, ending more than ten years of chaos in Guangxi; he took charge of Zhejiang and Hubei to build national defense, and held the southeastern half of the enemy behind enemy lines for eight years. During the civil war, he pushed for peace between the Kuomintang and 624ReadsScoreShelves
  3. I, the Anti-Japanese General, Defend the Mountains and Rivers with My Flesh and Blood Urban1.3M Wordscompleted Modern military researcher Chen Feng traveled to the Songhu battlefield in 1937 and became a cowardly company commander who was paralyzed by artillery fire. With 47 remnants and 180 Japs, he used advanced tactics to kill the enemy: cross fire, deep defense, night attack and blasting, and gained the reputation of defeating more with fewer soldiers. From Songhu to Taierzhuang, from Kunlun Pass to Guilin, he led a wolf iron army that frightened the Japanese invaders. This is not a divine drama, but 354ReadsScore105Shelves
  4. From Frog Soldier to Gui War God Urban375k Wordscompleted The first anti-Japanese novel that uses Guangxi vernacular, customs, and ways of thinking, it captures every mud pit recorded while others were fighting for their father in the military academy, and suppressed the West while herding cattle. When a direct line officer laughed at "a country bumpkin who deserves to lead troops", he backhand used field tactics to suppress the bandits with zero casualties; when Japanese tanks pressed into the border and the entire school grounds were waiting for him 273Reads6.3ScoreShelves