The Heroes of Jiaodong

The Legend of the Heroes of Jiaodong takes the battle against Dapeng as the main line, describing the epic story of the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in Jiaodong who fought one after another to resist the Japanese invaders. It reproduces the "Bloody Battle of Thunder Temple" that fired the first shot of the Anti-Japanese War in Jiaodong; the "Massacre of Zhouzhuang" that occurred during the counter-mopping up; and the ambush battle at Heishigou, etc. It eulogizes that revolutionary martyrs such as Zhan Sanni, Tong Zhenshan, Qi Li, and Du Zilin threw their heads, blood, and bodies in order to drive the Japanese invaders out of China. "Lying in a lonely village, I don't feel sorry for myself, but I still think about guarding the Luntai for the country. I lie down at night and listen to the wind and rain, and my iron horse falls into my dream on the glacier." Whether they are Chinese men who survived or sacrificed, they are the soul of the nation and the "big banner" that moves forward bravely. A great scholar serves the country and the people. Behind the "big banner", there are hundreds of millions of hot-blooded men rushing forward, rushing forward and succeeding, one man rises up and ten thousand men rise up! It is said that the European wind and beautiful rain are coming fiercely, and the demons and demons are dancing wildly. As long as the motherland needs it, we will come when called, be able to fight, and win the battle! Chinese men are on the rise! China is rising! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.