Synopsis: The countryside is a place where myths can take shape with startling ease. Yutou and Erya are two poor country kids: he tends cattle, while she herds sheep. The Japanese slaughter their village. Bound by the hatred of a nation and the vengeance owed to their families, they begin with revenge and gradually find their way into the fight against Japan. An ordinary cowherd is forced by a twist of fate to become a crack artilleryman, while a simple shepherdess is driven to become a cold-blooded, ruthless killer. The Japanese and their collaborators now face a pair of deadly nemeses. Meanwhile, the story uncovers how, in the early days of the People’s Republic, American imperialists spied on and provoked our new people’s government, only to be met with a resolute counterattack from our artillery king…
This book is a good combat reference book. Including guerrilla warfare and regular warfare is very good!
It is a pity that a general died on the eve of the founding of New China.
With this kind of writing style, does the author intend to learn from Yam Egg Pie? It's very friendly to read, like going back to the time when I watched "Xiao Bing Zhang Ga" and "Underground Traffic Station".
Very well written!
It looks really good. With the theme of the Anti-Japanese War, it praises the determination of the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in Jiaodong to fight against the Japanese. The heroic story is an evocative and memorable story.
Very good, I listen to it every day, I like it very much
Okay, okay, the more I listen, the more I want to hear it. Very good
Although each chapter repeats itself from beginning to end, which is a bit annoying, the story is well told. Thumbs up to our Shandong anti-Japanese predecessors.
If Yutou had chosen the land route, he might not have died. Tears flowed from my eyes.
This book is well written and very interesting.