A little soldier, Zhang Ga.

Once the Japanese devils were besieged, Saito, the captain of the Japanese devils, took advantage of the chaos to escape, and Gazi and three other friends went to catch him. Gazi first put a wooden pistol on Saito's back and said loudly, "Put the gun down, or I'll shoot." Saito thought it was a real gun, slowly raised his hands and put the gun on the ground. Gazi and others escorted him back to the Eighth Route Army station. On the way, Saito escaped into the reeds while four friends were not paying attention. This made Gazi very anxious. Finally, they thought Saito should not run far and decided to go back to the station to look for it. When they passed the well at the entrance of the village, they noticed that there was no one by the well, but the rope was turning down. Gazi said to his children, "There must be something wrong here." They shouted into the well, but no one answered. At this time, Gazi had a brainwave and urinated on the well with two boys. Only heard from the well: "Stop peeing, I'll come out." Originally Saito was smoked by Gazi and their urine. The Eighth Route Army instructors who heard the news praised the greatness of Gazi and his companions and became a much-told story during the Anti-Japanese War.

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Zhang Ga, a little boy from Baiyangdian in central Hebei, lived alone with his only relative and grandmother. In order to cover Zhong Liang, the reconnaissance company commander of the Eighth Route Army who was recovering at home, grandma died heroically under the bayonet of the Japanese army, and Zhong Liang was also captured by the enemy. In order to avenge his grandmother and rescue Uncle Zhong, Gazi went through all the hardships to find the Eighth Route Army and became a small scout. He was brave and resourceful when he cooperated with Luo Jinbao, the platoon leader of reconnaissance. In a battle, he seized an enemy pistol and secretly hid it in the old man's nest without turning it in. In order to attack the enemy's watchtower, he was arrested when he was ordered to go into town for reconnaissance. When the enemy tortured him, he bravely resisted and was strong and unyielding. When the troops attacked the watchtower, he managed to set fire to it, which played a very good cooperative role. In the end, he fought among himself, wiped out the enemy, rescued Uncle Zhong and avenged his grandmother. After the battle, Gazi took out the pistol hidden in the old woman's nest and gave it to everyone. The captain officially announced that he would use it. Gazi was satisfied and gave his precious wooden pistol to his good friend Pang Dun.