Minifigure – French Infantry Soldier from WWI early WWII (LEGO Alternative)

Based on the visual details, the figure appears to represent a French Infantry Soldier, likely from the World War I or early World War II era.

Here’s a description of the figure:

• The minifigure wears a tan or khaki-colored helmet, which resembles the French Adrian helmet style. Critically, the front of the helmet features a printed insignia of a flaming bomb (grenade) with the letters “RF” superimposed. “RF” stands for “République Française” (French Republic), and this emblem is a traditional insignia of French infantry.
• The uniform (torso, arms, and legs) is a khaki or olive drab color.
• The torso printing details a tunic with webbing (suspenders and a belt) and multiple ammunition pouches. A satchel or bag appears to be slung across the body.
• The legs are printed to show dark brown puttees or leggings, with a hint of white and blue striped detail at the top (possibly representing socks or part of the trousers).
• The printed face has a stern expression.

The filename “步兵” (bùbīng) translates to “infantry,” which is consistent with the figure’s appearance. The image’s suggestion of “indiana jones lego german soldier” appears incorrect, as the helmet style and particularly the “RF” and flaming bomb insignia are distinctively French, not German.

Therefore, the character is most likely a French Infantry Soldier from the WWI or early WWII period.