Surabaya Riverside

Li Lu, a college student living in the puppet Manchukuo, was interrogated by the Japanese invaders for participating in an anti-Japanese demonstration. He escaped with his life and fell ill on Bangchui Island, but was rescued by the Lin family. The daughter of the Lin family, Lin Ying, fell in love with Li Lu. The two secretly crossed the Bohai Sea and returned to their hometown in Shandong. They went to the * Mountain Anti-Japanese Base Area to join the Eighth Route Army. Li Lu grew up as a grassroots commander during the battle. He led a small team to fight on the banks of the Surabaya River, fighting guerrillas, pulling out strongholds, burning gun towers, eliminating bandits and traitors, and intimidating the enemy. Lin Ying joined the Eighth Route Army rescue team and fought side by side with Li Lu, fighting ambushes, hijacking convoys, attacking the county seat, and ushering in the liberation of Surabaya City. Brutal Japanese aggressors, ugly traitors, internal fights among the enemy, honey traps, assassinations, cannibalization, and raids, the Japanese and puppet troops did everything they could. Under the leadership of the Communist Party, the anti-Japanese military and civilians fought against mopping up and encroaching on the country, persisted in the war of resistance, consolidated and expanded the anti-Japanese base areas, and ushered in a major counterattack. The youth of the protagonists Li Lu and Lin Ying are in the flames of war, and their love is accompanied by wind and rain throughout the story. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.