Crossing the Line Between Life and Death

This is a modern novel that integrates war, adventure, adventure, going to the countryside, entrepreneurship, business war, and witchcraft competition. The work mainly describes the story of the Chinese people represented by the three generations of the Xia family and the Japanese militarism and unscrupulous businessmen represented by the three generations of the Kawada family. Part One: Rebirth from Desperate Times: In the early 1920s, villager Xia Gouer and his mother fled from Xiajiawan to avoid military famine and banditry, and settled down in Qinglong Village on the border of Yunnan. By the time the second generation grew up, the Japanese invaders' war had spread to Southeast Asia. The eldest son Xia Yuxuan joined the Youth Expeditionary Force to participate in the war in Myanmar but failed. The same group of female soldiers retreated to the jungles of western Myanmar where wild beasts are infested and the natural environment is harsh. They overcame many difficulties and experienced the test of life and death. With their strong will and firm belief, they finally crossed the line of life and death and returned to the embrace of the motherland. The second son, Xia Yujie, joined the guerrillas to avoid Japanese retaliation, fought against Japanese invaders, searched for and rescued Flying Tigers pilots, and arrested drug traffickers after the founding of the People's Republic of China. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.