Rising Northwestern Man

In 1937, Chen Shitou, a young man from rural Qingyang, Gansu Province, walked out of the Huangtugou when his country was shattered. From a farmer who only knew how to farm, he gradually grew into a guerrilla behind enemy lines. Together with his fellow villagers and comrades, he defended his homeland with flesh and blood and witnessed suffering, sacrifice and victory. The core tone: bitter, true, and serious; less fantasy, less tearing up Japanese soldiers; more hunger, cold, injury, life and death; highlighting the simple backbone of the people who "do not want to subjugate the country." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.