The Strongest District Squad

Suddenly, I realize how truly difficult it is for China. Our national strength is compared to the US, our welfare to the Nordic countries, our environment to Canada, our machinery to Germany and Japan, Huawei and ZTE to Apple and Samsung, Lenovo to IBM, Chery to GM and Toyota, Loongson to Intel, and the C919 to Boeing and Airbus... One country's manufacturing vs. The world's entire high-end...

To be honest, the Kuomintang had all the advantages of timing and location, yet it still managed to lose everything within three or four years after the start of the war. I wonder what future there is in following such a group? While we cannot deny the contributions the Kuomintang (KMT) made during the War of Resistance against Japan, did it truly give its all?

After reading about ten chapters, it's clear this was written by someone who knows absolutely nothing about equipment data. Can you really buy a rifle for twenty silver dollars and a Czech machine gun for a hundred silver dollars on the black market? Dream on!

Let me offer two suggestions! First, since the Red Army period, political instructors have always been company-level political officers, battalion-level instructors, and regimental-level instructors and above. Second, during wartime, the probationary period for probationary Party members was generally three months to half a year.

Why are the Nationalist Army considered heroes in the early stages? Early on, the fighting strength of those trained at the Whampoa Military Academy and regular Nationalist troops was considerable, and they were even blacklisted by the Japanese.

We have anti-Japanese war dramas, but we don't need anti-Japanese war books. The Japanese weapons aren't so easy to steal.

100 Yuan per family? Just looking at that gives me a headache!

My ancestors were from the Kuomintang (KMT) army, but I don't deny their contributions. It was indeed the KMT that held the line in the early stages of the war against Japan; without their sacrifices, the Red Army wouldn't have been able to develop later. The KMT was the main force in the early resistance, but they became less effective later.

Okay, what can you change about that history? All you can do is kill a few more Japanese soldiers and kill a few fewer civilians.

If we absolutely must discuss this, I can only offer an imperfect analogy: the Nationalists were the heroes in the early stages, while the Communists were the heroes in the later stages.