Sunset at Purple Mountain

The Central Teaching Corps, as the leader of the four ace weapon masters of the national army, is a strong and courageous army. It can be said to be the most aggrieved among the four major weapon masters because of their bravery in fighting the Japanese after the war. Today, they are almost forgotten by the world, but they are also the most tragic and brave. A team of more than 13,000 people did not take a step back until the last man was killed (this book has no system and no time travel. It uses more real and objective language and the perspective of an ordinary soldier to describe the tragic story of this elite unit that cannot be forgotten in the history of the Anti-Japanese War)