In Flying Tigers, Colonel Kobayashi was played by Zhang Nan, commander of the Japanese army in Linzhou. Kobayashi is one of the Japanese representatives sent to negotiate with the Flying Tigers. The Railway Corps talked with Kobayashi for more than a week and told him clearly that it was impossible to let them go unless they were disarmed. In the end, the Japanese army fell into the trap of alienating guerrillas, and Okamura died. Kobayashi was furious and asked Matsuo to solve the case immediately. Although it was later proved that the murderer was not Yanduo, Kobayashi had reported to Yamamoto that the guerrillas had been killed.

Resume:

Zhang Nan;

Nationality: China.

Ethnic group: Han nationality

Place of birth: Beijing

Birthday: 1983

Height: 178cm

Occupation: actor?

Representative works: Flying Tigers? My own swordsman

Performance experience:

In 2005, Zhang Nan starred as the captain of Mongolian militia in Soldiers on the Battlefield.

In 2006, he starred as Colonel Kobayashi, commander of the Flying Tigers; In the same year, he starred in the Beggars' Sect in Legend of Wulin.

Introduction:

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, a group of coal miners and railway workers headed by Liu Hong and Wang Qiang in Zaozhuang mining area in southern Shandong could not bear the oppression and ravages of Japanese invaders. Under the leadership of China, a short and pithy guerrilla organization was secretly established. They were active in the main railway lifeline of the Japanese invasion of China, using plane guns, blood-stained foreign firms, intelligent ticketing cars, night raids on Lincheng, Dagang Village, intelligence, car deployment, going to Jinan and Xuzhou.