Children of the Yellow River

Content introduction The novel reflects the story of an anti-Japanese guerrilla group in southwestern Shandong in an extremely difficult and harsh environment between Japan, puppets and stubbornness. They adhered to the anti-Japanese democratic united front policy proposed by the Party Central Committee, insisted on uniting the central forces, fighting die-hards, uniting all forces, and persisted in the struggle to resist Japanese aggression. From scratch, from small to large, they defeated the Japanese invaders and established and expanded the anti-Japanese base area. It strives to create the image of a group of guerrillas represented by Yuan Furong, and praises their victory in adhering to the party's leadership, extensively mobilizing the masses, and implementing the party's anti-Japanese national united front policy. This book profoundly exposes the brutality of the Japanese invaders, the traitorous surrender of the Kuomintang capitulators, and the ugly faces of the traitors, and eulogizes the people of southwestern Shandong for their courageous resistance to the war and the spirit of resistance to defend their homeland and country.