Daily Sword - The Prequel to the Snow-Sharp Military Knife

Author: Zhang Lei
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Perhaps you picked up this book by chance, or maybe you are currently facing various troubles. For now, leave them behind and follow the author's words into the lives of a group of men—In the 20th century, the Chinese nation faced a great catastrophe. The fertile land suffered agonizing groans under the iron hooves of the Japanese invaders. The Chinese nation had reached a critical moment. Faced with the mocking smiles and killing blades of the invaders, was it to be? Or to die in battle? Countless brave Chinese people issued a final roar: "Arise! Those who refuse to be slaves!" The number 91-8 is a heart-wrenching combination for the Chinese people. Behind this number lies the most painful memory of the Chinese nation. At that time, there were over 100,000 troops stationed in Northeast China, and nearly 200,000 Northeast Army troops in North China. Yet, they were defeated by just tens of thousands of Japanese soldiers in a single blow. In just a few months, the prosperous Northeast fell, and the Chinese nation was dragged into profound disaster. Afterward, Beijing and Tianjin were in peril, North China was in peril, and the Chinese nation had reached her critical moment. But during that war, there was still a group of people who stood up. They resisted the invasion and the enslavement with poor equipment. And this article will tell the story of these people, tell how they once lived, and tell how they died in battle. The number 91-8 is a heart-wrenching combination for the Chinese people. Behind this number lies the most painful memory of the Chinese nation. At that time, there were over 100,000 troops stationed in Northeast China, and nearly 200,000 Northeast Army troops in North China, yet they were defeated by just tens of thousands of Japanese soldiers in a single blow. In just a few months, the prosperous Northeast fell, and the Chinese nation was plunged into profound disaster. Afterward, Beijing and Tianjin were in peril, and North China was in peril, and the Chinese nation had reached her critical moment. But during that war, there was still a group of people who stood up. They resisted the invasion and the enslavement with poor equipment. This book will tell the story of these people, tell how they once lived, and tell how they died in battle.