In China's modern history, the tragic scenes of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression have left a deep impression on the world. In these long years, countless unsung heroes have silently dedicated themselves and forged an immortal name. Among them, Wei Lihuang's story is particularly eye-catching. This General of the Five Tigers under the old Jiang had a deep friendship with the Eighth Route Army, and the thrilling stories of the War of Resistance he experienced were full of emotion.
Since the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party have established cooperative relations to jointly resist the enemy. The main forces of the Nationalist army resisted the frontal attack of the Japanese army, while our army struggled to establish anti-Japanese bases behind enemy lines and conduct guerrilla warfare. Wei Lihuang, as an elite general under the old Jiang, worked closely with the Eighth Route Army. He not only often had close exchanges with President Zhu, but also invited the Eighth Route Army to provide operational guidance to his subordinates and jointly enhance their combat effectiveness.
However, the brutal moments of war often put people at the test of life and death. In the middle of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese army was large and attempted to occupy the entire territory of Shanxi. Wei Lihuang faced the menacing Japanese army and was in danger. At this critical juncture, his decision to martyr his country became almost inevitable. Fortunately, the 115th Division, which arrived in time, bravely rescued Wei Lihuang and defused the crisis for him. Wei Lihuang was deeply admired, especially by the fact that only a small number of more than 200 people participated in the rescue operation, and praised the heroic combat effectiveness of our army.
This battle not only allowed our army to successfully repel the Japanese, but also obtained a huge booty. In order to express his gratitude to our army, Wei Lihuang generously donated a large amount of advanced military equipment to the 115th Division, showing his sincere respect and friendship for our army.
Wei Lihuang's act of returning the favor made us deeply feel the pride and sacrifice of the iron-blooded soldiers in the Anti-Japanese War era. His story is engraved in the long river of history, forever inspiring future generations to forge ahead and contribute their own strength to the prosperity of the country and the nation.