In 1939, Sichuan Provincial Chairman Wang Zuanxu was forced to resign due to internal strife in the Sichuan Army and led the poorly equipped 29th Group Army to Dahongshan in Hubei to fight against the Japanese. Faced with the heavy encirclement and suppression by the Japanese army, Wang Zuanxu abandoned the head-on fight and combined "The Art of War" "avoiding reality and attacking emptiness" with the "Chinese Communist Party's guerrilla tactics" "the enemy advances, we retreat, and the enemy is stationed, we disturb", and creatively carried out "pushing tactics" - using mountainous terrain to deal with the Japanese army, through ambushes, night attacks, detours and other means During this period, the Sichuan army worked hand in hand with the local people to resolve the supply crisis many times, and lured the enemy deep into the Qingfeng Mountain Canyon, severely damaging the Japanese 13th Division. The book uses real historical figures such as Wang Zuanxu and his son, and the sacrificed general Zhang Zizhong as the context to show the anti-war epic in which the army and the people were united and the weak defeated the strong.
Purpose: With "grinding" as the soul, create a national spiritual monument