Chinese General Fang Xianjue Second Sino-Japanese War – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

Character Identification This custom building block figure represents General Fang Xianjue, a highly distinguished commander of the National Revolutionary Army (NRA) during the Second Sino-Japanese War. The figure is recognizable by his senior officer’s uniform, the prominent field binoculars, the Sam Browne belt, and the prestigious Order of Blue Sky and White Sun medal pinned to his chest.

Detailed Character Description

(Utilizing 360-degree UV printing, this figure meticulously captures the commanding presence and formal field attire of one of China’s most famous wartime generals.)

• Headgear & Face: The figure is depicted bare-headed, featuring a light nougat face print with a calm, resolute expression, distinct eyebrows, and subtle aging lines around the mouth and cheeks, accurately reflecting a seasoned military veteran.

• Torso & Uniform: He is dressed in a tailored olive-green military tunic, featuring four printed pockets with brass-colored buttons and a white undershirt collar showing at the neck. The collar is adorned with bright yellow collar tabs indicating general officer rank. Pinned to his left breast is a ribbon rack mounted above a large, distinctive medal—the Order of Blue Sky and White Sun hanging from a blue ribbon.

• Tactical Webbing: Across his chest, he wears a pair of black field binoculars, essential for a general surveying the battlefield. Underneath the binoculars, he is equipped with a brown leather Sam Browne belt, featuring a silver buckle and a cross-strap running diagonally over his right shoulder and across his back. Unlike junior officers, his belt does not feature a pistol holster or ammunition pouches, reflecting his senior command role.

• Legs & Footwear: The lower body features matching olive-green trousers tailored for horseback riding. The trousers tuck neatly into tall, polished black leather riding boots featuring printed arch detailing at the base.

Historical Background

General Fang Xianjue (1903–1983) was a prominent military commander of the Republic of China’s National Revolutionary Army. A graduate of the prestigious Whampoa Military Academy, he is most famous for his legendary command of the 10th Corps during the Defense of Hengyang in the summer of 1944. During this brutal 47-day siege, Fang and his vastly outnumbered and under-supplied troops held off a massive Imperial Japanese Army offensive, inflicting devastating casualties on the enemy and severely disrupting the Japanese Operation Ichi-Go. For his extraordinary leadership and the heroic stand of the 10th Corps at Hengyang, General Fang was awarded the Order of Blue Sky and White Sun, the highest military honor of the Republic of China at the time.