My Anti-Japanese Life - Autobiography of Feng Yuxiang 2

Author: Feng Yuxiang
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: My Life During the Anti-Japanese War tells the story of how General Feng Yuxiang, as the Vice Chairman of the Military Council, traveled extensively after the July 7th Incident of 1937, urging cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China to fight against Japan. He later served as the commander of the Third and Sixth War Zones, leading troops on the front lines and directing battles against Japan. At the same time, he inspected military training and promoted the ideals of resisting Japan and saving the nation to the people. He visited over 20 counties in Sichuan, widely mobilizing fundraising campaigns to support the war effort. During the eight-year war of resistance, he deeply empathized with the lives of soldiers and the hardships of the common people, condemning the traitorous acts of pro-Japanese collaborators and exposing the anti-communist plots of the hardliners. He stood as an "unshakable pillar of resistance" and dared to do and say what others dared not. The book reveals many little-known stories of the war through extensive historical facts, with a simple and unadorned writing style, making it a valuable historical work with both historical and literary significance.