Salary Hunan and Guizhou Road

He was originally an ordinary and unknown young man under the Black Elk Peak in western Hunan, but his fate suddenly turned when he was eighteen years old. Walking out of the mountains, he bid farewell to the leisurely life of the shepherd boy Piccolo, and resolutely devoted himself to the desperate struggle against the reactionary forces. After sixteen years of wind, rain, hunger and cold, he grew from a cowherd boy to a strong soldier of the Sixth Red Army, traveling all over the mountains and rivers of Jiangxi, Hunan and Guizhou. Among the cliffs of Kunniu Mountain, he carried the double burden of his family and everyone on his young shoulders. Facing the abyss, he remained calm in the face of danger, bursting out with astonishing wisdom in his mortal body; facing a powerful enemy, he would rather bend than bend - "If you don't hurt the people, don't be a prisoner!" This is a road entrusting one's life to the country and the people, a bloody road leading to New China, and an immortal song that echoes between Black Elk Peak and Kunniu Mountain. He used his absolute loyalty to the party to prove that heroes can achieve eternity regardless of their origins, and ordinary people can create eternity. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.