Chapter List (131) Free
- 1: Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica
- 2: foreword
- 3: foreword
- 4: Part I Early Life
- 5: 1. Family background
- 6: 2. Family status
- 7: 3. Early education
- 8: 4. Participate in the Northern Expedition Student Death Squad
- 9: 5. Enter Wuchang Army Preparatory School and Baoding Single School
- 10: 6. Volunteer requests are distributed to Xinjian trainees
- 11: Seven, the first time not to become a new rein
- 12: 8. Back to Guangxi for internship
- 13: 9. Bandit suppression and smoking ban
- 14: Part II Unification of Guangxi and the Northern Expedition
- 15: 1. Unify Guangxi
- 16: 2. Unification of Guangdong and Guangxi
- 17: 3. Went to Hunan to persuade Tang Shengzhi to join the revolutionary army
- 18: 4. Oath to the Northern Expedition
- 19: 5. Was transferred to be the commander-in-chief of the former enemy of the Eastern Route Army
- 20: 6. Overcoming Hangzhou and Shanghai
- 21: 7. Review of domestic politics and military affairs before the Battle of Longtan
- 22: 8. Battle of Longtan (June 26-31, 16th year)
- 23: 9. Shanghai Qing Party
- 24: 10. Western Expedition
- 25: Eleven, led the division to the north
- 26: Part Three: The Situation Before the Anti-Japanese War and the Suppression of the Communist Party
- 27: 1. Analysis of the situation of the enemy and ourselves before the Anti-Japanese War
- 28: A. Enemy situation
- 29: B. Our situation before the Anti-Japanese War
- 30: 2. Suppression of bandits
- 31: A. The emergence and development of the Communist Party of China
- 32: B. The Policy of Union with Russia and the Communist Party of China
- 33: C. The conspiracy of the Communist Party during the Northern Expedition
- 34: D. Communist riots and fleeing
- 35: E. Establishment of the Communist Red Army
- 36: 3. Battles against bandits
- 37: 4. Suggestions for single-team solidarity to the dispatch meeting
- 38: Part Four Anti-Japanese War
- 39: Anti-Japanese
- 40: A. The proximate cause of the Anti-Japanese War
- 41: B. Guiding outline during the war against Japan
- 42: C. Preparations for war against Japan
- 43: D. Comparison of military strength between China and Japan during the war
- 44: Battle of Songhu
- 45: Battle of Nanjing
- 46: The Battle of Xuzhou
- 47: Battle of Wuhan
- 48: Review of the Battle of Wuhan
- 49: Five Theater Guerrilla Warfare
- 50: Guerrilla warfare in the third theater
- 51: North China Battlefield and Campaign
- 52: 1. Battle of Pingjin
- 53: 2. Combat on Pingsui Road
- 54: 3. Combat in the northern section of Pinghan Road
- 55: 4. Battle in the northern section of Jinpu Road
- 56: 5. Guerrilla warfare in Hebei Province (referring to the northern section of the Pinghan-Jinpu Road)
- 57: Review of the northern section of Pinghan Road and the northern section of Jinpu Road
- 58: Battle of Taiyuan
- 59: Review of the Battle of Taiyuan
- 60: National Army's second phase of operations
- 61: Estimates of the military strength of the enemy and us in the second phase of the Anti-Japanese War by the Military Commission (mid-April of the 1930s of the Republic of China)
- 62: Battle of Nanchang
- 63: Fight with Jujube
- 64: The First Battle of Changsha
- 65: Miscellaneous Notes on the Battlefield of the First Battle of Changsha
- 66: The Second Battle of Changsha (early September, early October, 1930)
- 67: The Third Battle of Changsha
- 68: Review of the Second and Third Changsha Battles:
- 69: The Battle of Southern Guangxi (mid-November 28 to late February 29)
- 70: Liuzhou Conference
- 71: Review of the Battle of South Guangxi
- 72: Expeditionary Army Combat (from mid-March to mid-June in the 31st year)
- 73: A. Burma Road (late February 31)
- 74: B. The battle in northern Yunnan and western Burma
- 75: General Review of the Expeditionary Army Garrisoned in India in Fighting the Enemy
- 76: Winter Offensive in the All-out Offensive During the Anti-Japanese War
- 77: Battle of Zaoyi (early May to late June of the 29th year of the Republic of China)
- 78: Battle of Changde (from early October to late December on the 32nd day of the Republic of China)
- 79: Battle of Henan and China
- 80: Battle of Changheng (33rd year of the Republic of China)
- 81: Battle of Osmanthus and Willows (from early September to mid-December in the 33rd year)
- 82: Battle in the border area of Hunan, Guangdong and Guangxi (from mid-January to mid-February in the 34th year of the Republic of China)
- 83: The Battle of Xiangxi (from early April to early June in the 34th year)
- 84: Counterattack against Osmanthus and Willows (late April of the 34th year of the Republic of China)
- 85: Guerrilla Warfare in the Four or Eight Years of Anti-Japanese War
- 86: A. Introduction to Guerrilla Warfare
- 87: B. Overview of the process of guerrilla warfare
- 88: 1. Hebei-Chahar Theater
- 89: 2. Rusu War Zone
- 90: Shanxi guerrilla zone
- 91: 4. Guerrilla warfare in the fifth theater (including southern Henan, northern Hubei, northern Jiangsu, eastern, western, and southern Lu provinces)
- 92: 5. Guerrilla warfare in other theaters
- 93: General Review of Guerrilla Warfare in the Anti-Japanese War
- 94: Summary of Naval Operations During the Anti-Japanese War
- 95: A. The Chinese Navy before the Republic of China
- 96: B. Our Chinese Navy during the Republic of China
- 97: Factions of the Republic of China Navy
- 98: An Overview of the Naval Anti-Japanese War
- 99: Navy's combat experience in the Anti-Japanese War
- 100: 1. Battle of Songhu
- 101: 2. Our Navy’s Inland River Operations
- 102: 3. Battle of Wuhan
- 103: 4. Naval Guerrilla Warfare
- 104: 5. Marine Corps (only one brigade)
- 105: Air Force Operations Summary
- 106: A. Judgment of the strength of the Japanese Air Force
- 107: B. The strength of our air force
- 108: significant air battle
- 109: An overview of the enemy's and our air forces in the second phase of the battle
- 110: Overview of our Air Force’s operations in the second phase of the Anti-Japanese War
- 111: Campaign Summary
- 112: Review of the Air Force of the Enemy and Ourselves
- 113: My Three Proposals for Air Force Construction
- 114: Air Defense Operations
- 115: Rear Service Overview
- 116: Sino-US Cooperation
- 117: Japan surrenders
- 118: Demobilization
- 119: Abstracts of Important Military Conferences and Important Documents of the Second World War
- 120: Chairman Chiang's broadcast to the military and civilians of the country and people from all over the world
- 121: Japan's instrument of surrender to the United Nations
- 122: General Review of the Anti-Japanese War
- 123: A. Japanese Army
- 124: B. National Army
- 125: General Review in the Anti-Japanese War (Continued)
- 126: Eight years of military training
- 127: foreword
- 128: 1. Introduction
- 129: 2. Prerequisites for Military Education
- 130: 3. Battlefield needs determine the content of military education
- 131: 4. Basic Education
