Oak Bay

This book is a gift for the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party and is a key support project of the Propaganda Department of Guichi District Committee of Chizhou City in 2020. This novel tells a story about national justice and feelings of family and country, and expresses the inseparable relationship between personal destiny, the rise and fall of the family, and the destiny of the country. The work describes the contributions made by Chu Huanjing, Chu Tianlang, Zhang Jiusheng and other brothers of the Oak Bay Chu family to the country during the Chinese Revolution. Chu Huanjing participated in the Nanchang Uprising, was arrested in the fourth anti-encirclement and suppression battle, and finally died heroically; under the influence of Chu Huanjing, Chu Tianlang joined the New Fourth Army. After surviving the Wannan Incident, he responded to the call of the Seventh Division of the New Fourth Army, instigated rebellion and reorganized the Oushan bandits, turning the bandits into an anti-Japanese force that could not be ignored. Chu Tianlang was eventually killed by the Japanese. Under the influence and leadership of Chu Tianlang, several other brothers, Chu Tianyuan and Chu Tianshu, participated in the revolution and died in the battle against the Japanese invaders. From them, the heroic and unyielding national integrity and national spirit of the Chinese people are fully demonstrated.