Anti-Japanese Huang Yuqing

My writing is not good, I just write some things about the old people's narratives during the Anti-Japanese War, but they may not be correct. If this looks familiar to anyone, could you please remind me that I want to get some things back, and you can borrow them or sell them to me. Of course, forget it in the hands of the Japanese. The story here is about the Anti-Japanese War. I don't know which year it was. The youngest son of the Huang family was looted by the Japanese army because of the outbreak of the war. The nine people left behind and the youngest son fled south. On a road, they saw the army and the Japanese army fighting, and the actual actions of the battle. The story tells that the Chinese side failed that time, and the younger son fled south again after losing two relatives. He witnessed this cruel war again and again, witnessed the blood and tears of the Chinese people, and also witnessed the wisdom of the Chinese people, as well as the inaction of the world and the powerlessness of the government. What I'm looking for is the Huang family's genealogy, as well as some Kung Fu records left behind from the original time, including only the Huang family's name on the Kung Fu map. There is something to be gained... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.