This book "The Eight Hundred Heroes of Sihang Warehouse in Shanghai" belongs to the original top-level IP of the "Modern Patriotic Gods System". This system has completed national copyright registration (national registration number - 2026-A-00118175), and the sole owner of the copyright is Ye Dewang.
The chapter focuses on the defense of the Sihang Warehouse at the end of the Battle of Songhu: General Xie Jinyuan led hundreds of officers and soldiers to stay in the isolated city. He was known to the outside world as the Eight Hundred Warriors. He was heavily surrounded by the Japanese army and fought bloody battles with his lone army in the concession for four days and nights with the Suzhou River at his back. Across the river are thousands of compatriots in Shanghai. The soldiers resisted the invasion with their flesh and blood. They tied grenades and jumped at the enemy. They accepted the national flags sent by the people at the risk of their lives. They used desperate defense to declare to the world the unyielding character of the Chinese nation.
This book restores this shocking history with literary touches, praises the noble spirit of the lonely soldiers who sacrificed their lives to serve the country, enshrines civilian heroes, and promotes patriotism and national self-confidence. Plagiarism, adaptation, and commercial use of this text and IP system content are prohibited without written authorization.
Purpose: To restore the historical facts of the Sixings Warehouse's eight hundred heroes in the War of Resistance, to praise the patriotic heroic integrity of the unyielding heroes in desperate situations, to remember the sacrifices of the martyrs, to inherit the spirit of national struggle, and to build confidence in contemporary culture.