In December 1941, on the Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines, U. S. Army Lieutenant General Wainwright led 100,000 U. S.-Philippine coalition troops to surrender to the Japanese army after careful consideration.
In the Fengtian Allied Prisoner of War Camp, the Japanese army seriously violated the Geneva Convention, ignored the dignity and personality of the prisoners of war, and indiscriminately tortured them mentally and physically. Their atrocities were heinous.
Using detailed historical materials, through artistic processing and theme refinement, it reproduces the historical facts of the "Death Journey to Bataan" and the "Sea Voyage of the Hell Ship" that Allied prisoners of war experienced while being escorted, as well as the historical facts of more than three years of imprisonment, labor and inhuman torture.
This book puts every effort into thinking, artistry and readability. The story is shocking to read, with constant contradictions, suspense, conflicts, and climaxes that make you unable to put it down.
