Beacon Fire Beauty

In Yangliutun, a small village in the North China Plain, the romantic and dexterous young widow Wang Xiu Niang is famous in her hometown for her exquisite embroidery skills. After the Japanese army occupied the county seat, this peaceful village was caught in the war. On the surface, Wang Xiu Niang is still the pretty widow who makes fun of men and lives a smart life, but secretly she uses embroidery needles as weapons and launches a thrilling battle of wits with the Japanese and puppet troops in a unique way. She embroidered intelligence into tricks, used honey traps to obtain secrets, and set up a series of tricks on the stage of the ancestral hall to fool her enemies around. This is a long story that combines the legend of the Anti-Japanese War with local humor. It tells how a young woman wrote her own legend of the Anti-Japanese War with wisdom and style during the war years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.