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Soldiers and people are the foundation of victory. People's war is the magic weapon for defeating the enemy. The masses of the people are the decisive force in winning or losing a war. This book is divided into two parts. The local armed forces chapter contains more than 30 "three relatives" articles, recording the establishment, development and active participation of local armed forces in the war of resistance witnessed by grassroots fighters of local armed organizations in various places during the Anti-Japanese War. The articles included in the People's War chapter truly reflect the Communist Party's resolute reliance on the people and full mobilization of the people during the Anti-Japanese War from the perspective of grassroots fighters. The content of the article not only includes the process of the Communist Party's grassroots troops mobilizing and organizing the broad masses of the people to participate in and support the revolutionary war, and the people rising up to join the battle, but also the process of the people adopting flexible strategies and tactics, not being afraid of sacrifice, and being united to achieve victory when the enemy is strong and we are weak.

This book contains more than 90 retrospective articles written by grassroots veterans of the Northwest Army, Northeast Army, and Shanxi-Sui Army during the Anti-Japanese War. The veterans' memories are all recollections of the events they experienced during the Anti-Japanese War. The content of the Northwest Army is divided into six chapters. The first chapter tells about the July 7th Incident in 1937 and the initial period of resistance. The battles that the Northwest Army participated in were mainly the July 7th Incident, which mainly showed the activity of the Broadsword Team; the second chapter tells about the several blocking and defensive battles carried out by the Northwest Army from 1937 to 1938 when the Japanese army invaded with overwhelming force. Chapter 3 describes the heroic performance of the Northwest Army in the Battle of Taierzhuang; Chapter 4 describes the repeated battles between the Japanese Army and the Northwest Army in Zhongtiao Mountain for eight years; Chapter 5 describes the stalemate stage, when the Northwest Army held on to the front and looked for opportunities to attack the enemy; Chapter 6 tells the story of the Northwest Army's several counterattacks at the end of the Anti-Japanese War. The content of the Northeastern Army is one chapter. It mainly tells about some counterattacks carried out by some officers and soldiers during the September 18th Incident, regardless of the order not to resist. After the Xi'an Incident, although the Northeast Army was marginalized, it still adhered to the belief of "fighting back home" and took the overall situation into account for the Anti-Japanese War and participated in many battles. The content of Jinsui Army consists of three chapters. The first chapter tells about the several battles that the Jinsui Army participated in in the battlefields of Hebei and Shanxi, mainly the Battle of Xinkou and the Battle of Taiyuan; the second chapter tells about the several battles that the Northwest Army participated in on the Jianghuai battlefield; the third chapter tells about the heavy blow the 35th Army inflicted on the Japanese army on the Suiyuan battlefield. The authors of this article are all veterans of the Anti-Japanese War and junior officers, and have personally participated in many battles. Their memories restore the Anti-Japanese War on the front lines.

They are Eighth Route Army soldiers who were born and died on the battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War. They tell the unforgettable years of the Anti-Japanese War with their personal experiences, seeing and hearing. This book collects dozens of reminiscences about the Anti-Japanese War from the grassroots soldiers of the Eighth Route Army. Among them are the fighting scenes for their hometown, the close friendship with the local people, the precious comrades-in-arms friendship, and the hardships of life and work during the Anti-Japanese War. Every chapter reveals the patriotic enthusiasm of the young soldiers, using memories that have been buried for many years to restore the smoke-filled days.

This book is composed of the memories of veterans who served in the Central Army of the Kuomintang and participated in the Anti-Japanese War. The Central Army had many numbers and better equipment than the local armies. It was an important force in the Anti-Japanese War. This book only uses the personal memories of more than 120 veterans to try to show a corner of the countless cruel battles the Central Army experienced. The important battles covered in this book mainly include: Battle of Songhu, Battle of Xinkou, Battle of Kunlun Pass, Battle of Xuzhou, Battle of Nanjing, Battle of Wuhan, Four Battles of Changsha, etc.

This book contains fifty-nine retrospective articles by grassroots anti-war veterans, all of which are absolute first-hand materials selected based on the principles of "personal experience", "personal sighting" and "personal hearing". There are eight chapters in the book, and the whole content is divided into four chapters based on the division criteria of Sichuan Army, Hunan Army, Gui Army and Hubei Army. The articles are written from the perspective of veterans of the Anti-Japanese War, mostly in the first person voice, recalling the events they experienced during the Anti-Japanese War. The language is simple and readable, allowing readers to get a glimpse of the historical facts from a civilian perspective, and it has certain reference significance for the study of the history of the Anti-Japanese War.

This book contains retrospective articles written by some grassroots veterans of the Kuomintang army during the Anti-Japanese War. These articles are all based on his personal experience and knowledge of the Anti-Japanese War. At that time, they were either training soldiers who had just joined the army to participate in the Anti-Japanese War, or they were soldiers who had just graduated from the military academy, or they were junior officers... They devoted themselves to the Anti-Japanese War with passion and passion with the heart of protecting their homeland and country. The article shows the situation of the Anti-Japanese War in the eyes of these grassroots soldiers, records every bit of what they did in the war, reflects the state of the Anti-Japanese War of the grassroots soldiers, and is filled with patriotic passion that everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the country. It also has certain reference significance for the study of the history of the Anti-Japanese War.

This book contains sixty-five retrospective articles by grassroots anti-war veterans, all of which are selected from the handwritten manuscripts of the veterans. It is an exclusive first-hand material with the nature of "personal experience", "seeing" and "hearing". The wars recalled include both well-known big battles and small battles that are rarely heard of in ordinary times. Regardless of the big battles or small battles, they all reflect the iron-blooded patriotism of the soldiers who saved the country when the country was in danger.

The eight-year war of resistance was extremely arduous. On the vast battlefield behind enemy lines, many heroic teams and brave warriors of the New Fourth Army and guerrillas emerged. This book contains more than 50 reminiscences of grass-roots veterans of the New Fourth Army and guerrillas during the Anti-Japanese War, truly reproducing the New Fourth Army and guerrillas in the vast enemy On the rear battlefield, they attacked the enemy by surprise, eliminated them piecemeal, greatly restrained and depleted the enemy's strength, and allowed the Japanese aggressors to perish in the vast ocean of the People's War, as well as the deeds of the heroic teams and soldiers who emerged in the arduous environment.

This book contains retrospective articles written by some grassroots veterans of the Kuomintang army during the Anti-Japanese War. These articles are all recollections of the events of the Anti-Japanese War that he personally experienced. At that time, they were either training soldiers who had just joined the army to participate in the Anti-Japanese War, or they were soldiers who had just graduated from the military academy, or they were junior officers... They devoted themselves to the Anti-Japanese War with passion and passion with the heart of protecting their homeland and country. The article shows the situation of the Anti-Japanese War in the eyes of these grassroots soldiers, records every bit of what they did in the war, reflects the state of the Anti-Japanese War of the grassroots soldiers, and is filled with patriotic passion that everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the country. It also has certain reference significance for the study of the history of the Anti-Japanese War.

This book contains retrospective articles written by some grassroots veterans of the Chinese Expeditionary Force, Yunnan Army, and Guangdong Army during the Anti-Japanese War. These articles are all recollections of the events of the Anti-Japanese War that he personally experienced. At that time, they were either training soldiers who had just joined the army to participate in the Anti-Japanese War, or they were soldiers who had just graduated from the military academy, or they were junior officers... They devoted themselves to the Anti-Japanese War with passion and passion with the heart of protecting their homeland and country. The article shows the situation of the Anti-Japanese War in the eyes of these grassroots soldiers, records every bit of what they did in the war, reflects the state of the Anti-Japanese War of the grassroots soldiers, and is filled with patriotic passion that everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the country. It also has certain reference significance for the study of the history of the Anti-Japanese War.