Rebirth of the Anti-Japanese War the Small Village Doctor Is Not Easy to Mess With

Xiong Kaiqiang, an ordinary young man, traveled through the Anti-Japanese War and relied on his later generations' insights and his own knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine to resist the Japanese raids, starting from shooting the Japanese with poisonous arrows. The Xiongjiagou Blacksmithing Workshop began to produce simple weapons and equipment, as well as tools and agricultural tools. They built canals to grow grain, raised fish and sheep, developed traditional Chinese medicine cultivation, established traditional Chinese medicine pharmaceutical factories, and provided material and logistical support for the Eighth Route Army, just to bury more invaders in the land of China.