The War of Resistance: Blood and Tears of Haitang

This great war was about far more than military hardware from the very beginning. It reached into medicine, agriculture, people’s livelihoods, education, the industrial base, military industry, geopolitics, and the shaping of the whole world... The mission and means of the Chinese people have always been to break through the vast net their adversaries wove from 1640 to 1940 to bind this Eastern dragon, repaying them in kind and bringing all under the rule of the great way. Come and see how Lu Rundong went from being a five-poisons demon to a northern tycoon who made the Japanese invaders cry for their mothers, then how he was “forced” from the north to the South Seas, where he swept across the region and established his dominion over its islands. To the west, in the Middle East and Africa, Song Laolv commands a “mercenary army” formed from the Kuomintang’s defeated troops... To the east, Zhang Xiongda leads the “American underworld”... With his foresight to invest early in Europe and America, he builds a unique nation through agriculture, tourism, sports, culture, electronics, and industry. Yet fallen leaves return to their roots, and every Chinese person has a place where their soul belongs... Thus yin and yang, like the two halves of the Taiji, unite as one, and the great way is achieved! Then, one autumn, in his hometown at the foot of the Qinling Mountains, a dazzling sun rose as a group of young people in the distance played “The Maples Have Turned Red” on various instruments. At last, a generation’s great warlord passed away...