Three Thousand Miles of Country (red Classic)
by Yang Shuo
About This Novel
In 1950, the Chinese People's Volunteers crossed the Yalu River to support North Korea in its fight against U. S. Aggression. In order to ensure the supply of materials to the front line, a volunteer army, the Korean Aid Brigade, was established among the railway workers to ensure smooth transportation of railway materials. They worked with spies behind the battlefield, fought against enemy artillery fire, and always kept the railway open to provide domestic materials to the front line. "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" takes the difficulties encountered by railway workers who aided North Korea in maintaining the railway as the main content, takes the volunteers' love for the motherland, the people, justice, and peace as the meridian of the story, and uses the brotherhood of the Chinese and North Korean people to fight against the enemy as the latitude of the story. From the side, it depicts the heroic deeds of the volunteers and the Chinese and North Korean people's yearning for peace. This book also includes Yang Shuo's representative works that tell the story of the Anti-Japanese War, such as "Dark Moon Night", "Big Flag", "Frost Sky", "Fire Combination", etc.
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