Heroes are born in a chaotic world, and they live in a chaotic world. The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression had many sorrows for the people of Chinese that were difficult to look back on, and it was also during this period that countless heroes and great men in China emerged to fight for the nation and fight for countless poor people. In the current TV series, there will be a large number of TV dramas of the War of Resistance Against Japan broadcast, which has always reminded us not to forget the war and pursue peace.
Some of these TV series will also have some thunderous dramas, such as tearing ghosts with their hands, grabbing bullets with their bare hands, etc. These exaggerated interpretations are just made up for the sake of the audience's eyeballs. However, during the anti-Japanese period, there was such a real incident, a Chinese soldier once stabbed 27 Japanese troops in a row, and after the war, he was known as a "constant victorious warrior", which had to be amazing, and could be called "reborn Lü Bu".
The soldier's name was Lü Junsheng, and he was born in Xingtai, Hebei. From a young age, Lu Junsheng has shown strength that is different from ordinary people, and is famous for his strong bones. Born into a poor family, he worked a lot of work to make ends meet, such as apprenticeship in the shoe shop, domestic slavery, and selling sheepskin. Although Lü Junsheng was poor, he had a martial arts background, served people righteously, and was not accustomed to bullying men and women, so he offended the local landlords and lost the way to make a living.
In those war-torn years, people with lofty ideals would choose to join the army and serve the country. At that time, Japan forcibly invaded the land of China, and After hearing about it, Lü Junsheng resolutely chose to join the army and became a soldier of the Eighth Route Army. In the barracks, Lü Junsheng gave full play to his physical advantages, and he was extremely prominent among the soldiers with a height of one meter and nine meters, plus he was very strong in himself, and no one seemed to be his opponent in training and confrontation.
In 1938, the Japanese army invaded Shandong, and Lü Junsheng participated in this war with his troops. At that time, the Eighth Route Army was short of ammunition, and each one needed to be able to hit the target, and Lü Junsheng often accurately hit the target with his height advantage. When he ran out of ammunition, he shouted "Carry forward the spirit of the Red Army" and charged forward, took up his bayonet and rushed towards the enemy.
The height of the Japanese army is generally shorter, and it looks very small in front of Lü Junsheng, a "giant". Before he rushed to The front of Lü Junsheng, he was stabbed to death by Lü Junsheng. Lü Junsheng went deep into the enemy position, and successively bladed 27 Japanese soldiers, leaving only three wounds on his body. The comrades-in-arms were encouraged to see it, and bravely moved forward, and finally the Japanese army was repelled and fled.
In the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, Lü Junsheng's unit served as the main attacker, when the Japanese bunker had a heavy fire stationed in the crazy strafing to hinder the attack of the troops, Lü Junsheng let the engineer squad be responsible for blowing up the forward fortifications, he only relied on a gap blown out to rush forward, directly dragged the soldiers inside in front of the bunker mouth and stabbed them to death, and the large troops were able to advance and successfully attack the occupied point. It was also the brave performance in this battle that Lü Junsheng won the title of "Constant Victory Warrior".
After the founding of New China, he was awarded the title of "National Combat Hero". Once, Lü Junsheng's local government organized a movie to watch a film of the War of Resistance, and Lu Junsheng was also invited to watch the film. Lu Junsheng was very satisfied with the scene where the soldiers bravely charged in the film, and could not help but look up at the sky and smile and sigh his hard years. Probably overexcited, he died of a heart attack shortly after.
As a brave warrior, Lu Junsheng has made great contributions to the liberation of our country, and it is worth remembering this legendary god of war for each of our descendants.