During an unknown temporal transmigration incident, a young man named Zhang Long unexpectedly transmigrated to an era when China was facing an unprecedented challenge: Japanese imperialist aggression.
Under the Japanese army’s iron heel, China’s beautiful rivers and mountains were trampled, and innocent civilians were slaughtered. Zhang Long witnessed the Japanese troops’ atrocities and was filled with indignation. He resolved to join the righteous fight against the invasion.
Amid the flames of war, Li Hao met many comrades who shared his ideals, including leaders of the Chinese Communist Party and patriotic generals. Together, they made tremendous efforts to resist the Japanese army, enduring countless hardships and sacrifices. Through it all, Li Hao came to understand both the cruelty of war and the radiance of human nature.
During this period, Zhang Long learned about China’s resistance against Japan. He saw the steadfast resistance and heroic sacrifices of the Chinese people at this critical moment, when the nation’s survival was at stake. He also realized that the Chinese people were fighting not only to defend their homes, but for world peace as well.
This journey through time taught Zhang Long the importance of national spirit, victory in the War of Resistance, and postwar reform. He realized that a country’s prosperity depends on the combined efforts of every citizen. After returning to the present day, he shared what he had seen, heard, felt, and thought with more people, hoping they would remember history and cherish peace.
Through Zhang Long’s eyes, we witness the determination and courage of the Chinese people during that extraordinary era, and feel the immense sacrifices they made for national independence and world peace. This journey through time
