Continuation of the Song of the Carriage

About This Novel

This book presents to us the life stories of three Taiwanese youths, Li Cangjiang, Lan Minggu, and Qiu Lianqiu, who died during the white terror period in Taiwan in the 1950s. They were born in colonial Taiwan under Japanese occupation and had to accept the "imperial" and "enslavement" education implemented by Japan. They had personal feelings about national oppression and had a strong anti-Japanese spirit and awareness of the motherland since they were young. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, they worked hard to join the historical wave of resisting foreign invaders and striving for national independence and self-strength through various channels, closely linking their ideals with the liberation of the motherland and the return of Taiwan. It was also during this process that they saw the hardship of the people under the rule of the Kuomintang, so they took the initiative to move closer to communism ideologically and participated in the Communist Party's underground organization in Taiwan. As a result, they were eventually arrested, tortured and executed by the Kuomintang intelligence agency during the white terror period in the 1950s. In order to prevent the history of the predecessors from being obliterated and distorted, Lan Bozhou, the author of "The Song of the Carriage", continued to pursue the life footprints and imprints of the predecessors, painstakingly searched in the cruel silence of history, tried every means to collect historical materials and witness, and finally In the end, these figures buried and forgotten by the dust of time are unfolded as testimonies of the times, witnessing the passionate lives of three young Taiwanese people, Li Cangjiang, Lan Minggu, and Qiu Lianqiu, who sacrificed their lives for their ideals, as well as the historical traces that cannot be erased or edited.

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