During the war-torn years of the Anti-Japanese War, the Bohai Corridor in Shandong Province, as the "golden lifeline" strictly guarded by the Party Central Committee, carried a strategic responsibility related to the survival of the nation. This book takes the legendary Pang Weibin as the protagonist. The story begins at the critical moment when he served as the acting company commander of the third brigade, one regiment and one battalion of the eighth detachment of the Ludong Guerrilla Column of the Eighth Route Army. When "I" accidentally traveled to that period of history filled with smoke, a thrilling and bloody legend began.
The author uses delicate brushstrokes to outline a magnificent picture of the two major anti-Japanese front lines in Shandong and Northeast China, and vividly portrays the cruelty of the enemy's ravages and the tenacity of the soldiers and civilians in the base areas. On the hidden front of the Bohai Corridor, Pang Weibin fought side by side with his comrades, delivering intelligence and transporting supplies amid the hail of bullets, breaking through the enemy's blockades and encirclements again and again. The book not only shows the cruelty and intensity of the war, but also deeply eulogizes the great revolutionary spirit of the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in eastern Shandong and Northeast China when they faced powerful enemies. The book allows readers to feel the brilliance of humanity and the power of faith shining in those turbulent years in the ups and downs of the plot.
