Content introduction
This is a literary masterpiece burning with the spirit of patriotism. The author uses the grand structure of a multi-volume narrative to slowly unfold a magnificent epic picture of the Anti-Japanese War.
With majestic brushstrokes, Zhou Xunlei, Zhang Hanzhao, Yang Yunzhen and many others are engraved as the iron-blooded backbones of a large number of people who stood up when the country was in crisis and the mountains and rivers were shattered. It was they who forged the unyielding steel soul of the Chinese nation with their blood and faith. At the same time, the work uses the coldness of a scalpel to cut open the ferocious beastliness of fascist invaders such as Nobuo Yamaiwa, Genzaburo Ono, and Yuji Ito that were alienated by the war, and mercilessly nailed the servile bones of traitors such as Cheng Xuefu, Zhang Xifeng, and Yuan Motou to the pillar of shame in history. And in the troubled times, the glimmer of tearful love struggles in the smoke and iron blood, and blooms in the persistence and sacrifice, which has become the gentlest and most profound inquiry into human nature.
The author has worked hard for sixteen years, using war as a melting pot, philosophy as a mirror, and love as a sharp blade, to temper the nobility and despicability of people, tenacity and fragility into a deafening cry of the times. When the bottom line of civilization is trampled, only by adhering to justice, awakening to history, and bearing in mind the suffering can a nation be reborn from the ashes.
This work is rich in background, sonorous in rhythm, and high in emotion. It is undoubtedly Huang Zhongda Lu in the treasure house of Chinese national literature!
