From September 18Th to Tokyo Bay

An epic of the Eastern War of Resistance intertwined with iron blood and war, a heroic legend in which the destiny of the nation resonates with the world pattern. Three main lines and three perspectives jointly weave a complete historical picture from the beginning of the local resistance war in 1931 to the successful surrender of the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay in 1945. The work not only reproduces the flesh-and-blood Great Wall at the Battle of Songhu, the exciting victory at Taierzhuang, the storming of the Hundred Regiments Battle, and the aircraft carrier showdown in the Pacific, it also deeply depicts the game of wisdom and courage on the hidden front, the selfless assistance of international friends, and the perseverance, love, and sacrifice of ordinary people in the torrent of the times. This is not only a historical record about war, but also a majestic symphony about national awakening, courage, sacrifice and ultimate victory. It tells us that from the humiliation of September 18th to the glory of Tokyo Bay, this road was paved by the lives and beliefs of countless ancestors. Remembering this period of history is to cherish the hard-won peace, and also to draw strength and wisdom towards the future. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.