How to draw the anti-Japanese hero

The steps to draw an anti-Japanese hero are as follows:

The first step is to draw the hair of the anti-Japanese hero. The second step is to draw the five senses of the anti-Japanese hero. The third step is to draw the two arms of the anti-Japanese hero. The fourth step is to draw the bamboo pole in the hand of the little anti-Japanese hero. Draw the shape of the pants of the little anti-Japanese hero. In the sixth step, draw the two legs of the little anti-Japanese hero and the cow behind him.

The anti-Japanese heroes are the people who fought for the national justice and saved the lives of the Chinese people in the great war against the invasion of foreign enemies for the first time in the modern history, from the bitter "September 18th" in 1931 to the "last battle against the Japanese invaders" in 1945, and they are the people who fought for the national justice and saved the lives of the Chinese people in the war. In this great war, the Chinese people won the first complete victory against foreign invasion in modern history, for the national righteousness and the truth of salvation, the people who sacrificed their lives for their country, sacrificing their lives and sacrificing themselves for their country.

Feng Yuxiang, the inscription "Tiger General" presented to him. But history remembers his reputation, or "General Zhao Dengyu" 1933 Great Wall anti-Japanese, personally led the "Great Sword Daredevil Team", the Great Sword, to the head of the devils cut! The national tragedy, the righteousness, the narrow road meets the courage to win!

In this regard, when cleaning up the battlefield after the victory of Pingxingguan, people saw Zeng Xiansheng, a company commander of the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army, with one hand gripping the bayonet and one hand covering his abdomen, although he had already died of gas, but still standing.

In this regard, Liao Haitao, political commissar of the 16th Brigade of the New Fourth Army, led a direct attack on the Kirin Gate of Nanjing, and then attacked the Yuhuatai and Zhonghua Gate, shaking the enemy forces. In this regard, in 1944, after the defense of Guilin, the Japanese war report lamented: "the water of the Li River for the enemy and our two armies of the blood stained for the red, this campaign for the most tragic experience, not because of the scale, but because of the enemy's bravery."