Biography of the Anti-Japanese Heroes

"Farewell Biography of the Anti-Japanese Heroes" is written in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. The young brothers Liao Liang and Liao Tong, descendants of Deqing Marquis Liao Yongzhong, were bloodbathed by Japanese pirates in their hometown and became orphans. They were taken in by Huiming Temple on the way to escape and were trained to be both civil and military talents. On their way to Beijing for examinations , joined the border guards to fight against the Japanese, brave and resourceful, subdued the White Tiger brothers and sisters, and the three heroes of the Chang family, defeated the Japanese pirates in Sanhu Pass and Palm City, and formed a navy to go deep into the islands, and successively recovered Qixing Island, Panlong Island, Crouching Island, and Immortal Island. The plot has twists and turns and the climax begins. This book is superior to similar works in that it relies on wisdom to defeat enemies and benevolence to convince others. The language is precise, with both the conciseness of classical novels and the popularity of modern novels. There are both fierce battles and a wealth of knowledge. It is helpful for primary and secondary school students to develop their knowledge and moral standards and improve their Chinese language ability.