During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the toughest province did not produce a single traitor, and the Japanese army did not attack for many years
On the evening of September 18, 1931, Japan provoked an incident in northeast China and used this as an excuse to invade Chinese land, opening the prelude to Japan's war of aggression against China, that is, the "918 Incident". Later, under Chiang Kai-shek's policy of non-resistance, Japan soon occupied the three northeastern provinces of China. Later, Japan supported Puyi in establishing a puppet regime in puppet State of Manchukuo in an attempt to control China.
On July 7, 1937, Japan once again provoked a dispute in Beiping, which attracted the attention of all walks of life in China and caused China to fall into panic. All of China also began to stop the civil war and unite against Japan, thus opening the prelude to the all-out War of Resistance Against Japan.
Since then, Japan has set the goal of total victory over China and tried to incorporate China into Japanese territory. But all this is just a fantasy of the Japanese. In the days that followed, he saw the stubborn resistance of Chinese, who eventually lost and surrendered. Of all the provinces in China, Guangxi was the most difficult, a province that Japan had not attacked for many years and had never had a traitor.
Japan once declared that to defeat China, it must first defeat the Guangxi army. Why? Because the army in Guangxi fought very bravely. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, when our country was invaded by the great powers, people in many provinces were indifferent to this, and even became Japanese lackeys for their own interests. But the people of Guangxi have backbone. They saw too many Chinese enslaved by Japan and the tragedies of China. They were angry and sad. In Guangxi, not only the soldiers stubbornly resisted, but the common people also took up the tools in their hands and used their flesh and blood to resist the invasion of the enemy.
Thanks to their efforts, the Japanese offensive was very limited, and in many parts of Guangxi, even in a city that could not stay for three months, it was defeated. The spirit of the people of Guangxi deserves to be studied by the people of the whole Chinese and worthy of praise by the world. This is also the reason why the Japanese army expressed fear for the Guangxi army.
Guangxi's generals also commanded many major battles across the country. In the book, there are many introductions: "In addition to the Battle of Kunlun Pass commanded by Bai Chongxi in Guangxi, there were also many battles in the provincial war, which were also commanded by Bai Chongxi. "The people of Guangxi. For example, the commanders of the Xuzhou Campaign were all under the command of Li Zongren, commander of the Fifth Theater. Among them, the Great Victory of Taierzhuang was the first major victory in China's frontal battlefield after the outbreak of the all-out War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.