Big River
by Zhang Xinke
About This Novel
When the Anti-Japanese War broke out, Hu Xuantao, who worked in the Jinan Public Works Bureau, resigned angrily in the face of the bleak situation and corrupt officialdom and returned to his hometown of Xuzhou on the bank of the canal. At this time, Hu Xuantao's brother and member of the Communist Party of China, Hu Xuanyu, returned to his hometown from Nanjing. The two brothers did not want to be slaves to the subjugation of their country, so they resolutely sold their property and formed an armed force to defend their homeland. Under the leadership of the two brothers, the Canal Detachment intelligently seized weapons, punished bandits, attacked traitors, and intercepted and killed Japanese troops... Its reputation spread throughout northern Jiangsu and southern Shandong, and many anti-Japanese armed forces joined its ranks. The Canal Detachment, which was affiliated to the 115th Division of the Eighth Route Army and the Fourth Division of the New Fourth Army, galloped across the land of Sulu and fought fiercely on both sides of the canal. Alongside the river, in the mining area, and among the mountains, their vigorous figures can be seen everywhere. On the Sulu secret communication line, they escorted a large number of important CCP personnel to Yan'an; inside the Japanese and puppet enemies, members of the Canal detachment explored the tiger's den alone, and captured the culprit in Longtan... They used their infinite loyalty and great wisdom and courage to fight hand-to-hand with Xiangchuan, Miura, Han Shizhong, Zhu Haochang, Sun Youzhong, Long Xizhen and other Japanese, puppet, stubborn, special and bandit forces in a bloody battle. Hu Xuanyu, Wang Tiezhu, Wang Zhixia and many other heroes of the canal detachment shed their blood until the ghosts were subdued and the bandits were subdued, and the river was calm.
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