In order to solve the start-up expenses of the military academy, the Soviet Union sent an oil tanker full of gasoline and diesel, and the Guangzhou National Government sold oil in Guangzhou and Hong Kong, raising hundreds of thousands of silver dollars to become the start-up expenses of the military academy. Later, the Soviet Union came to two more cargo ships, which contained guns and bullets, military uniforms and clothing, military training equipment and equipment. With these equipments, Huangpu became a military school. In addition, the military academy is simple and there is a serious shortage of experienced and qualified instructors. Only old Japanese cadets like He, and old Baoding Military Academy personnel like Gu, Chen Cheng and Zhang Zhizhong are simply not enough. The Soviet Union sent hundreds of military advisers and instructors headed by Galen (Marshal Brewer, one of the first five marshals in the Soviet Union), which solved the problem of insufficient teachers in military schools. The Soviet Union provided its own complete set of military textbooks to replace the Japanese military textbooks that China Military Academy has been relying on since the late Qing Dynasty.