General Silver Eyes

The new work "Silver Eyes General" tells the story of the magnificent life of Zhang Dingyuan, a young man from Taoyuan. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, he grew up in the countryside of Luhuatan. The lion dance and sword skills and "Sun Tzu's Art of War" forged his first thoughts about his family and country. From the passion of Huangpu Military Academy to the far-reaching reputation of the Northern Expedition, he experienced the flames of the Anti-Japanese War and guarded the mountains and rivers as a "silver-eyed general". However, in the torrent of the times, faith and loyalty were torn apart, causing him to drink bullets and commit suicide in the snowy fields of northern Shaanxi during the War of Liberation. The Yuan River is surging and the dragon lantern is always bright. His legend has become a totem of the local spirit, witnessing the end of an old era and the dawn of a new civilization. The story takes regional folk customs as its bones and the feelings of family and country as its soul, outlining a tragic epic in which personal destiny is intertwined with the tide of the times.