The main content of the book Railway Guerrillas .

Main content: War of Resistance Against Japan.

Period, Lunan Zaozhuang mining area to Liu Hong.

A group of coal miners and railway workers led by Wang Qiang, who could not bear the burning, plundering, and ravages of the Japanese invaders, secretly formed a crack railway guerrilla force under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. They used the cover of the coal mine railway and were in Lincheng.

On the railway line around Zaozhuang, the enemy's ** and materials were robbed, and the enemy's transportation and transportation were destroyed.

They actively cooperated with the battle of the main force, played hide-and-seek with the Japanese invaders in a witty and flexible manner, and made full use of the familiar environment and the railway operation and train system to cause the enemy's train to collide and derail, and dealt a heavy blow to the local Japanese invaders and puppet troops.

1. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a group of coal miners and railway workers headed by Liu Hong and Wang Qiang in the Zaozhuang mining area in southern Shandong could not bear the oppression and ravages of the Japanese invaders.

2. They were active along the Jinpu Line, the main railway lifeline of the Japanese army's war of aggression against China, which inspired the anti-Japanese fighting spirit of the people along the railway line and effectively cooperated with the main force in the war against Japan.

The railway guerrillas were an anti-Japanese armed force active in the southern area of Shandong Province (Lincheng, Yixian, Tengxian) during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. The guerrilla unit was established on January 25, 1940, under the order of the Sulu Detachment of the Eighth Route Army, and was called the "Railway Brigade of the Lunan Military Region" when it was established.

At its peak, there were more than 300 people, and the Sulu detachment appointed Hong Zhenhai as the leader of the railway guerrillas, Wang Huaiwen as the instructor of the railway guerrillas, Du Jiwei as the political commissar, and Wang Zhisheng as the deputy captain.

The Railway Guerrillas are a heroic anti-Japanese armed force led by the Communist Party of China, which is subordinate to the "Sulu Detachment of the 115th Division" of the Eighth Route Army. With Lincheng (now Xuecheng District) as the center, the team relied on the masses to carry out guerrilla tactics and fought bloody battles against the Japanese invaders, playing the strongest voice for national salvation. In 1945, it was disbanded and merged into the East China Field Army.

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a group of Jinchan coal miners and railway workers led by Liu Hong and Wang Qiang in the Zaozhuang mining area of Lunan were unbearable to be burned, plundered, and ravaged by the Japanese invaders, and secretly formed a crack railway guerrilla force under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. They used the cover of coal mines and railways to snatch the enemy's goods and materials on the railway lines in the Lincheng and Zaozhuang areas, and infiltrated and destroyed the enemy's transportation and transportation. They actively cooperated with the main force in the battle, played hide-and-seek with the Japanese invaders in a witty and flexible manner, and made full use of the familiar environment and the railway operation and driving system to cause the enemy's trains to collide and derail, thus dealing a heavy blow to the local Japanese invaders and puppet troops.