View Guan Ke's blog in the South China Tiger incident

Guan Ke's blog was a stronghold defending the authenticity of the tiger photos in the South China Tiger incident. Among the two opposing camps, those who defended the tiger's authenticity were relatively weaker, with fewer people and scattered forces. They would fire a shot here and there, attack and then retreat. During the retreat, if they noticed the pursuers slowing down, they would turn around and fire a few more shots. Once the gunshots drew attention from the pursuers, they would turn and continue their retreat, fully demonstrating the spirit of guerrilla warfare against a stronger enemy. Their morale was high, their willpower strong, and they dared to seek opportunities in the face of harsh realities. They shattered the multiple encirclement and interception attempts by the well-equipped and numerous anti-fraud team, repelled wave after wave of attacks initiated by the anti-fraud team, and continuously caused trouble and provocation in enemy-occupied areas and behind enemy lines. Guan Ke's blog was like a small base area.