Zhang Zuan, a legendary national hero of the War of Resistance from Yichang, Hubei Province, fought the Japanese with extraordinary skill and almost never lost, striking terror into the Japanese, their puppet troops, and the bandits!
After graduating from the Central Military Academy, Zhang Zuan turned down a comfortable and safe logistics job in Enshi, the wartime capital of Hubei Province, insisting instead on serving on the front lines of the resistance. The common people loved him like a son, the guerrillas revered him like a god, and the enemy feared him like a demon! After he gave his life for his country, Japanese soldiers lined up to escort his coffin back to his hometown, firing salutes at every stronghold along the way. The Nationalist government held a memorial service for him, and after the founding of New China, his life was recorded for posterity. For three years, no bandit or thief dared to lay eyes on his home.
The common people all said: Zhang Zuan hadn’t died at all. He had gone into hiding deep in the mountains and was still directing the resistance!
The author's writing is so beautiful that readers can't put it down.
This book is wonderful
The structure is clear. The characters are brave and resourceful.
This is very well written