Rebirth of the Anti-Japanese Sichuan Railway Army

Rebirth of the Anti-Japanese Sichuan Railway ArmyBrief introduction：

During the Anti-Japanese War, among the various armies in China, there was such an army. They wore straw sandals and used the simplest rifles. A national army general once said of them, "This is a beggar army."  But their opponent, the Japanese army, said of them, "This army wearing straw sandals has a very strong combat effectiveness. It is one of the local warlord forces with strong combat effectiveness besides the Central Army." This is the Sichuan Army.  In September 1937, 300,000 Sichuan troops came out of Sichuan to fight the war and participated in a series of major battles in the early stages of the war, including the Battle of Songhu, the Battle of Nanjing, the Battle of Taiyuan (Battle of Xinkou), and the Battle of Xuzhou.  With its strength, the Sichuan Army became one of the most powerful troops in the Chinese army at that time. During the eight-year war of resistance, Sichuan produced more than 3 million strong men and sacrificed more than 650,000 people.  The sacrificed generals Li Jiayu, Wang Mingzhang, and Rao Guohua... This is a legendary army. Before the Anti-Japanese War, this army had been fighting for territory in central Sichuan. At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, they were proud of "fighting the national war" and generously went to the national disaster.  , performing one scene after another of wonderful scenes of the Anti-Japanese War...

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