During the 14-year war of resistance against Japan, the Chinese nation shared the same hatred and fought bloody battles, and finally ushered in a great victory. The five-volume series of "Bloody Mountains and Rivers: Documentary of the Kuomintang's Frontal Battlefield Resistance" is a documentary work that tells the story of the Kuomintang's frontal battlefield against Japan, starting from the "September 18th" Incident in 1931, the Japanese army's all-out war of aggression against China in July 1937, and the final victory of the national resistance war. Through major battles on the frontal battlefield, such as the Great Wall War of Resistance, the Battle of Taiyuan, and the Battle of Wuhan, as well as the different performances of some important Kuomintang generals in the war of resistance, it truly and objectively reproduces the iron-blooded resistance of the Chinese army on the frontal battlefield. The book contains detailed information, truly reproduces the bloody years of the all-out resistance war, and restores the major battles and important figures at that time. It is an important historical documentary work.
