"The Secret Passage" is the latest masterpiece of the famous Kanto writer Xu Dahui! During World War II, in order to cut off the contact between the people and the anti-Japanese organizations in Northeast China, the Japanese invaders implemented the inhumane policy of "collecting families and merging villages" and drove the suffering villagers into group tribes, commonly known as "human circles", which were essentially just another form of concentration camps. Master Qi brought the bandits back to the Western Wilderness from outside. There was no food, so he secretly took people back home. The eldest brother Zang Baichuan promised to give Qi Ye food. Unexpectedly, when the Zang family's grain truck left the village, it was targeted by spies. The grain secretly stored by the Zang family attracted the attention of the anti-Japanese organization. The National Guard team sent people into Jiahuoshao Village and hid in the Zang family compound... Inside and outside the cellar, inside and outside the cellar, life and death battles started again and again through secret passages!
Reader comments
I don't know how to speak words, but it's just good-looking.
The storyline of this book is very exciting and full of tension and excitement. The author launches life-and-death battles through secret passages, making people feel as if they are immersed in the scene. Moreover, the author is very good at telling stories, and the characters are vividly created, which made me full of emotions for the characters in the book. I think this is a good book worth reading and recommend it to you!
I don't know how to speak words, but it's just good-looking.
The storyline of this book is very exciting and full of tension and excitement. The author launches life-and-death battles through secret passages, making people feel as if they are immersed in the scene. Moreover, the author is very good at telling stories, and the characters are vividly created, which made me full of emotions for the characters in the book. I think this is a good book worth reading and recommend it to you!
Well written, wonderful