Snow Wolf Ancient Trail

"Legend of the Snow Wolf Ancient Road" is an online novel based on the anti-Japanese theme of Xinjiang adapted from history. In 1943, the Japanese bombed the Burma Highway, interrupting the transportation of international anti-Japanese aid materials to China. Tens of thousands of tons of anti-Japanese materials were piled up in Indian ports. Lu Zongliang, a patriotic young man, and three others proposed a plan to open the Snow Wolf Ancient Road and transport anti-Japanese supplies to Xinjiang. The Snow Wolf Ancient Trail has been abandoned for many years. Crossing the Karakoram and Himalayas and re-opening the Snow Wolf Trail on the roof of the world is a narrow escape. The Communist Party of Xinjiang was persecuted back then. Feng Tianzi, a party member who went underground, hid in the "Yu Niang Trading Company" as a accountant. He followed the instructions of the party organization and took the risk to plan and direct the trip to the Snow Wolf Ancient Road. Under the influence of Feng Tianzi, the Esbek couple, who were engaged in the folk "package trip", were very supportive of the transportation of anti-Japanese supplies. Finally, Aisbek organized a large team and acted as the general manager of anti-Japanese material transportation. During the transportation of international anti-war supplies, life-and-death strangulation began among the Communist Party, Japanese cultural traitors, Kuomintang special personnel, Xinjiang Provincial troops, bandit leaders, descendants of the Blue Tiger Gang, and people of various ethnic groups. The plot is complicated and confusing, murderous, perilous, and dangerous. The Esbek brothers dedicated their lives to serving the country and died heroically. Feng Tianzi battled wits and courage with the evil forces, repeatedly averted disasters, and successfully solved the problem. This batch of international anti-Japanese aid materials was transported to Xinjiang and then transferred to the anti-Japanese battlefields across the country. This novel has been adapted into a TV series (not filmed), and passed the political review by the Ethnic and Religious Affairs Committee, and was awarded a literary award by the Autonomous Region Party Committee.