During the Nanjing Massacre, a small group of Japanese troops were counterattacked by the resisting soldiers and civilians. This legendary event of fearless and fruitful killing of the enemy in the face of danger took place in Nanjing's Zhonghuamenxi, under the Hualu Hill.
At that time, a group of teachers and students studying nursing, under extremely harsh conditions, relied on their extraordinary courage and talents to complete the entire process of resisting bandits, fighting back, and hiding without anyone noticing.
Over the next forty years, twelve of the students studied abroad and returned one after another. They served the country after studying and fulfilled their ambitions. Together with their predecessors, seniors and children, they were fortunate to participate in the restoration of the college entrance examination system.
During this period, in the winding streets and alleys of Zhonghuamen West, the magnificent "Ranking of the Most Important People" appeared twice.
The list is divided into primary and secondary categories and comes from the private sector. It has neither official recognition nor fame and fortune. These people on the list have extraordinary powers but do not use their power to bully others. They have huge amounts of money but live a simple life. They hold great power and never use it for personal gain. They do not care about fame and fortune, but they are famous.
They may be children of famous families, walking in temples; or they may be traffickers and pawns, wandering in the mountains and fields. They came together just by chance.
With a pure heart, using educational concepts with different styles and teaching practices that lead to the same goal, they have successively trained many doctors, masters and bachelors, as well as countless primary and secondary school graduates. For a time, they became a good talk in the land of China.
Their legendary deeds, like gold, are still shining brightly to this day, and all of this started with the application of a pair of siblings...
