Wula Grass (Complete in 3 Volumes)

Set from the early 1920s through the restoration of Northeast China in 1945, this book tells the turbulent, perilous tale of three brothers from Huang County, Shandong (now Longkou City), who journeyed to the Northeast and struggled to build a business in the old Northeast. It is also a stirring legend of resistance against the puppet regime and the Japanese invaders. The book is divided into three parts: upper, middle, and lower. Each uses one of Northeast China's Three Treasures, ginseng, sable fur, and wula grass, to trace the protagonists' lives. The story is full of dramatic twists, suspense, and heartbreaking moments. Above all, the heroes' resistance against the puppet regime and the Japanese during the fourteen years of Manchukuo is a tale worthy of being carved in stone!