The Rushing Shenzhen River
by Yang Liguang
About This Novel
The Shenzhen River is the mother river that connects Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The people of the two places share the same language, blood, and share weal and woe. On January 25, 1841, the British army forcibly occupied Hong Kong. Over the next 50 years, the British government forced the Qing government to sign three unequal treaties on the Hong Kong issue and occupied the entire Hong Kong area. It was not until July 1, 1997 that the United Kingdom returned Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China. "The Galloping Shenzhen River" takes the Shenzhen River, the boundary river between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, as the entry point and closely focuses on the "Running Shenzhen River". It records the development history of the two places where blood is blended and the honor and disgrace are shared. It reflects the historical changes and historical and cultural accumulation of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Starting from "one river" and "two cities", it tells the story of the inseparable blood relationship between the two cities of Shenzhen and Hong Kong connected by the Shenzhen River, as well as the century-old history of humiliation in modern China; it tells the story of the integration and development of Shenzhen and Hong Kong until the formation of the strategic leap forward of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, demonstrating the brilliant achievements of my country's modernization drive. "The Galloping Shenzhen River" records the changes in civilization and the ups and downs of the country in an ancient continent, and reveals the truth that "if you are backward, you will be beaten, if you are poor, you will be hungry, and if you are aphasic, you will be scolded." The heavy history needs giants in spirit and action, and the winding Shenzhen River needs spectacular waterfalls. So, let us listen to the footsteps from far and near with history. The great new era that "shocks the world" one by one has arrived!
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