Heavy machine gun content introduction

  Long Military "Heavy Machine Gun" Content Introduction

  Look, a group of heavy machine gunners' joyful revenge.

  Listen, with the sound of heavy machine guns beating in sync with the heart.

  A group of Chinese soldiers' cunning trick

  Awakening, the most genuine national character of Chinese descendants!

  My monitor's name is Zhan Biao, and my class is called Anti-Japanese Class.

  Did Chinese troops have heavy machine guns during the Anti-Japanese War? Yes! They even fought quite well.

  The Japanese army is very powerful and not easy to defeat. But it's not that the devils are easy to beat, it's just that this anti-Japanese squad knows how to fight.

  If we fight against Japan like this, it won't take eight years to win the war! That's right! We shouldn't have taken eight years to fight the war in the first place!

  At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, after the defeat of the Shanghai-Hangzhou War, a heavy machine gun company of the National Army retreated in disarray and was ambushed by Japanese aircraft while passing through a narrow and treacherous mountain road, killing and wounding nearly half of its troops. The entire company's heavy machine guns and ammunition were hidden in caves on the mountainside, leaving Sergeant Zhan Biao to guard them with a squad of heavy machine gunners. The next day, they encountered a Japanese heavy machine gun battalion that was desecrating graves in the valley, and Zhan Biao led his troops in a fierce counterattack, using their heavy machine guns to seal off both entrances to the valley. After a fierce battle, they annihilated the Japanese reinforcements and captured a batch of heavy machine guns and equipment. The victory of this battle was unknown to anyone because Zhan Biao's men were hiding deep in the mountains, and the Japanese also kept it secret as a humiliating defeat... From then on, Zhan Biao and his nine brave comrades stirred up a mysterious whirlwind of heavy machine gun fire behind enemy lines.

  Zhan Biao is a simple and stubborn Chinese peasant, who makes decisions based on his innate sense of good and evil. He leads eight martial arts-trained disciples to form an anti-Japanese guerrilla squad behind enemy lines. In battle, he gradually gathers a group of male and female elites, including the Nine Tigers, Nine Leopards, and Nine Phoenixes, using heavy machine guns to fight against the Japanese army. They assist the New Fourth Army, rescue civilians, and strike at the Japanese special forces. They fear neither hardship nor bloodshed, fighting from mountains to plains, from land to water, and from tanks to planes. Without party affiliation, they resist internal strife, dare to disobey orders, and create a spirit of heavy machine guns that values loyalty, righteousness, and trust. This spirit is passed down through their post-war lives and the growth of their children and grandchildren.

  After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Zhan Biao, adhering to the belief that Chinese people should not fight against other Chinese, refused the Nationalist government's request for him to reorganize and fight against the Communist army. He disbanded his own troops, destroyed their weapons and equipment, and returned home to farm. In the successive political movements after the founding of the People's Republic, Zhan Biao repeatedly stood out to protect his former comrades-in-arms, persisting with the spirit of a heavy machine gun until China's reform and opening-up. He then led the descendants of the anti-Japanese warriors to participate in economic construction during the reform and opening-up period.

  "The Heavy Machine Gun" is divided into three parts: "Wind", "God" and "Soul", with a total of 30 episodes and 248 chapters. The book is rich in knowledge, emphasizes the connotation of the work, reveals the essence of things, promotes healthy writing style, strives to depict the sincere and kind emotions of Chinese men and soldiers, the straightforward and simple human nature, the firm and deep character, and the romantic and passionate feelings, giving readers a sense of joy, satisfaction, sunshine and upward momentum, and commemorating the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

  This is a book about war and also a book about the underworld. Regardless of praise or criticism, readers can first satisfy their craving for intense action here.