Passing the Torch of the Anti-Japanese Resistance
抗联薪火传
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- Anti-Japanese War
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The book is very well written, it's strange why it hasn't become popular.
The book is very well written, so it's strange that it hasn't become popular.
I read the first few dozen chapters and my first impression was that it was a good book, so I voted for it with three monthly tickets. I've reached chapter 541 and don't want to read any further. Here are my brief personal thoughts: Strengths: The author's writing style is quite delicate.
A great book! Regardless of its academic merit, having a book about the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army is a tribute to the revolutionary martyrs! There are so few books about the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army. It's a fact that the environment in Northeast China was too harsh to write about back then. I hope to see the author's next novel about the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, and that he will take it a step further. Keep it up!
Happy National Day!
Wishing Lao Zhe and all my fellow book lovers a Happy New Year 2019! May your families be filled with joy and all your wishes come true!
This book is way too exaggerated. The Thunder Squad kills Japanese soldiers like it's easier to slaughter pigs. If they were that capable, the three northeastern provinces would have been liberated long ago. How many Japanese soldiers did the famous Railway Guerrilla actually kill?
Is there a novel like this? It's about someone who, after the war against Japan, is old, around 60, surrounded by children and grandchildren, spending their time leisurely strolling with their birds.
The War of Resistance Against Japan: Overcoming Numerous Challenges is quite good.
The descriptions of the weapons are terrible; it's clear the author is a complete novice when it comes to weaponry. Much of the information is readily available online, making research easy. If the author had been more rigorous, the book could have been of much higher quality, especially considering it's a military subject. For a more rigorous study of weaponry, I recommend "The Deserter in the Flames of War," which is meticulously researched and historically accurate.
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