Silent Under the Frost

"Silent Under the Frost" is a long historical novel set against the background of China's Anti-Japanese War. Through the perspective of a group of ordinary people, it truly restores the brutal oppression of China by Japanese militarism during World War II. The novel starts from the September 18th Incident and spans the fall of Northeast China, the bloody battle of Songhu, the defense of Wuhan, the scorched earth of Changsha, the fierce fighting in Taiyuan, and the guerrilla war in the south. It uses the personal experiences of soldiers, students, nurses, farmers and other small figures to depict the suffering and unyielding in the war. They either died on the battlefield, or defended their homes, or fought silently, writing the nation's survival and awakening with blood and tears. "Silent Under the Frost", an anti-Japanese war epic from a folk perspective, awakens memories and inscribes sacrifices. History may be silent, but the people's struggle is never silent.