A Beauty in Republican-Era China, Captivating a City in Chaotic Times

Love in the Republic of China is 9 times out of 10 tragic. Maybe everything will change if they meet earlier, but they all have their own ideals. Meeting the right person at the wrong time is a tragedy. Fortunately, there is still a chance to meet, get to know and fall in love with each other. No matter what the outcome is, the process is enough. Born in troubled times, who can control whose destiny? I would like to express my gratitude to those who live in troubled times. During the Republic of China, people who were still at war, it was precisely because of the appearance of these heroes who were not afraid of hardships, brave in challenges, and silently dedicated, that we could have a prosperous and powerful living era, and have such a peaceful and stable life now [crying] [crying] The final ending is quite good. The male protagonist joins the war and his whereabouts are unknown. The female protagonist has been staying at home. The ending is open-ended and anything can happen. It is still fascinating. The extra chapter makes up for the regret that they failed to meet earlier. When they met at the right time in the beginning, their thoughts and behaviors would be different. Later, the heroine kept thinking about the hero. , The final scene of running towards him at the train station really touched my heart. The male protagonist finally found the person he longed for. The two successfully got together without so many misunderstandings and worries before. They loved each other deeply and stayed together after the war. In the end, there was a cute baby. It was quite good. Compared with the previous one, it was still very satisfactory. This model and the beautiful scenery are somewhat similar to both have open endings. Love in the Republic of China is 9 out of 10 sad. That's what they are talking about. It's a pity that we are not in an era of peace and war. We are born in troubled times and have no control over our own affairs. Without them, people who are tenacious and unyielding, love the country and sacrifice their lives to serve the country, how would we have the peaceful and prosperous era of people like us? [I'm about to cry] I would like to commemorate this [Crying][Crying] PS This is the comment with the largest number of words that I have read in so many articles. It is quite sentimental. People of that era generally did not dare to click on this kind of article. This time I couldn't help but write so many words. It feels a bit long. Okay, that's all for now. My hands are a bit sore from typing so many words. Let's leave it at this. If there are any bad points or different opinions, you can point them out. You are welcome to share [almost crying]

It's so beautiful, I cried to death. The stories of Shen Bincheng and Gu Qingwan inevitably make people think of the countless revolutionaries who sacrificed for China. They gave up their love for their children for their own country, and even sacrificed themselves for the country without hesitation. Gu Qingwan is a portrayal of an independent woman. Her spirit of giving up everything for her country really makes me admire them. Their stories are also true portrayals of countless revolutionaries in war-torn times. Remember history and remember the revolutionary martyrs!

There are definitely shortcomings in what I have written. I accept everyone's criticism and suggestions, but please read it in a civilized manner and do not make personal attacks. It is not easy to code, so please understand. Thank you all for reading, thank you very much!

There are three weddings in this book, but during the wedding process, the brides Gu Qingwan, Chu Ling, and Shen Nuoxiang were not happy. The people they married were not the ones they loved. In that era, women's marriages and fates were not arranged by themselves. Gu Qingwan accepted new ideas. After getting married, she still insisted on her beliefs and always wanted to leave Shenbin City, which was in sharp contrast to the feudal women at that time. Gu Qingwan's uncle deceived her into returning to China on the pretext that her grandfather was seriously ill, and forced her to marry Shen Bincheng in the name of doing her best. In fact, the uncle's approach is also common in contemporary society. "In the name of fate, is it really fair to deprive us of the opportunity to choose our destiny?" The ending of this book is very sad. , But if you think about it carefully, it was actually abused from the beginning. Even if the heroine accepted new ideas, and no matter how noble the heroine was born, she would never be able to match the "power" at that time. For the sake of her family, she could only marry the hero. This also shows how dark and decadent the feudal society was during the Republic of China. After the heroine married the hero, there were constant quarrels, but as time went by, the hero fell in love with the heroine as expected and learned to "respect" the heroine. He was very possessive of the heroine, which made the heroine feel deeply uncomfortable, but there was nothing he could do about it. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist deeply, and even if he discovers her true identity, he will still protect her; he loves her deeply, and is willing to let her go even if he is reluctant to let her go. In fact, when I saw this, I never understood that the male protagonist has gone to this extent for the female protagonist, why can't the female protagonist give up her beliefs? Knowing that at the end, the male protagonist died for Yong'an City, I also understood that the female protagonist could not let go of her faith, just like the male protagonist could not let go of Yong'an City. Two people with different beliefs are destined to never be together, but fate keeps playing tricks on them, making them meet, fall in love, and then separate again, until they are separated by yin and yang.

This is the only book that is not an imaginary novel about the Republic of China. The ending is sad and the extra story is sweet. One is the love between Gu Qingwan, an orphan whose parents were framed by relatives and both died, and Shen Bincheng, who has deeper feudal ideas and whose parents are still alive. From the beginning when the two were in the He family six years ago, Shen Bincheng glanced at Gu Qingwan from a distance, but he did not step forward to comfort Gu Qingwan who had lost a relative. As a result, six years later, the two had a late love affair. She only met Shen Bincheng when Gu Qingwan was deceived by her uncle into returning to China and asking her to marry Shen Bincheng. She was not attracted by Shen Bincheng's appearance or his identity, but she disagreed and resisted resolutely, but the resistance was not successful. Instead, Shen Bincheng forced her to marry him. After the marriage, the two also had constant quarrels. Because the two people have different ideas, one is a revolutionary who yearns for freedom, and the other is a warlord with feudal ideas. However, in this marriage, Shen Bincheng, a warlord with feudal ideas, still lost to Gu Qingwan, who had revolutionary ideas. Finally, he lets her go and lets her pursue her ideals. This paragraph is so touching that I cried while reading it. Three years later, when they met again, they lived a peaceful life again. However, the war continued and they were forced to separate. After the war, when Gu Qingwan returned to their home, things had changed and Shen Bincheng was no longer there. The extra chapter is to fulfill Gu Qingwan and Shen Bincheng's initial love dream.

The book is very nice and the story is very exciting. I hope Shaoshuai Shen and Gu Qingwan can live a sweet life soon. Many readers are guessing that the ending is sad, but I think it should be happy. After all, it is a romance novel.

The author will update it soon. I like this kind of plot very much. I hope it won't be too cruel.

Read the whole book. The ending should be be. However, the author should have written the extra to fulfill the readers' dreams and to fulfill the dream of the hero and heroine having an emotional line from the beginning. In fact, the male protagonist and his Yongjun all died fighting for the country, right?

I felt very sorry for the heroine in this book because I brought her perspective... But the author also replied that the male protagonist would change later on. God: Let's talk about how to destroy the world (◦`~´◦)

They all protected their beliefs, and they all said that warlords were products of the old era, but what could they do in the social context of that time. In the end, the beliefs of all revolutionaries became a reality, and the warlords also defended their hometown. The war in the old era was over, and he also went with the old era.