Anti-Japanese Sniper

In 1938, during the Battle of Wuhan, Luo Yuesong, a major and battalion commander in the Nationalist Army, led his unit to defend the eastern foothills of the Dabie Mountains. He was knocked unconscious by the Japanese army's fierce artillery fire. When he awoke, every man in his battalion had been killed, leaving him alone to continue resisting behind enemy lines. By chance, he captured a Japanese sniper rifle and became an outstanding sniper through actual combat. He later encountered a Nationalist Army special operations unit on a mission and helped them destroy a Japanese biological weapons depot. After being shot by a Japanese sniper, he was fortunately rescued by Hu Biao, a reconnaissance company commander in the New Fourth Army. Once his wounds had healed, he joined the New Fourth Army's Fifth Division, Second Regiment, in its fight against the Japanese. He formed a special operations team within the regiment and served as its commander, making full use of his strengths as a sniper. Through a variety of specialized operations, he rescued New Fourth Army communications personnel, wiped out Japanese special operations squads, and dealt heavy blows to the Japanese invaders, earning an outstanding record of military service. He successfully applied to join the New Fourth Army and became a member of the Chinese Communist Party. In time, he grew into an outstanding officer in the army.