Wang Keyuo, a young student who defected to Yan'an, passed by the station of the "Night Tiger Regiment". He met the regiment leader Qi Jing because of a guqin song "Mountains and Flowing Water" and became a cultural teacher under him. Wang Keyu is smart, smart, pure and innocent, while Qi Jing is both civil and military, elegant and talkative. Just as the romantic and exciting battlefield love song is about to be played, an unpredictable incident occurs... In the flames of war as the Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong and Henan armies advance thousands of miles into the Dabie Mountains, how will the fate of Wang Keyu, Qi Jing and others evolve? The novel is bloody and beautiful, ethereal and strange, and expands the creative space of war literature.
Reader comments
This book reminded me of a friend of mine who had gone through a similar rough patch in love. The love story between Wang Keyu and Qi Jing in the book is particularly precious during the war. I admire their persistence and courage. This book not only shows the beauty of love, but also gives me a deeper understanding of the people of that special era. Recommended to everyone!
"The Legend of the Wind" is set against the background of war, and through three core characters, it describes the conflicts between beauty and desire, human feelings and military discipline.
Wang Keyu represents the purest and most beautiful ideal, Cao Shuier represents the simple and true human nature, and Qi Jing represents the rationality bound by ethics and identity. In the end, the beauty is crushed, the little people are sacrificed, and the destruction of human nature and beauty caused by war is revealed.
Very fascinating from the beginning
It's a pretty good book, worth reading.
The first half of the book is very well written, reflecting the difficulties of the war era and the living environment in a very touching way.
This book reminded me of a friend of mine who had gone through a similar rough patch in love. The love story between Wang Keyu and Qi Jing in the book is particularly precious during the war. I admire their persistence and courage. This book not only shows the beauty of love, but also gives me a deeper understanding of the people of that special era. Recommended to everyone!
"The Legend of the Wind" is set against the background of war, and through three core characters, it describes the conflicts between beauty and desire, human feelings and military discipline. Wang Keyu represents the purest and most beautiful ideal, Cao Shuier represents the simple and true human nature, and Qi Jing represents the rationality bound by ethics and identity. In the end, the beauty is crushed, the little people are sacrificed, and the destruction of human nature and beauty caused by war is revealed.
Very fascinating from the beginning
It's a pretty good book, worth reading.
The first half of the book is very well written, reflecting the difficulties of the war era and the living environment in a very touching way.