Shanhedu

Once in time, Lin Yan, a history graduate student, became a Huangpu soldier who was about to embark on the anti-Japanese battlefield. He was at the critical juncture of the country's subjugation and genocide. With his modern historical knowledge and military literacy, he became a blockbuster at the Huangpu Military Academy. From the Battle of Songhu to the battlefield of Yunnan and Burma, from frontal blocking to maneuvering behind enemy lines, he resisted the iron hoof of the Japanese invaders with his flesh and blood. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he did not want to participate in the civil war, so he chose to travel across the ocean and lay dormant for half his life, rising from an unknown Chinese to a business tycoon. In the 1980s, the spring breeze of reform and opening up blew across the land of China, and Lin Yan returned to his hometown. From the army to the ups and downs of the business world, from a young officer to returning home with gray hair, he spent his life explaining that no matter where he was, his heart was always in his motherland and his ambition was always China. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.