Blood and Fire Changsha

The novel takes the three Changsha battles from 1939 to 1941 as the background, showing the bloody battle of Chinese soldiers and civilians at the critical moment of life and death in the Anti-Japanese War. In order to destroy the main force of the Chinese army, the Japanese army mobilized heavy troops to attack Changsha twice. The Japanese army once broke into the city, and the Yuelu Mountain artillery bombarded the enemies in the city. Street fighting became stalemate. In the end, the Chinese army defeated the Japanese army again. The soldiers fought with their lives, and the two battles defeated the Japanese army's attempts, which greatly boosted the morale of the whole country. Changsha became an indestructible symbol in the Anti-Japanese War, demonstrating the Chinese nation's spirit of resistance that would rather die than surrender.