In a land that is oppressed, humiliated, and deprived of the right to speak, there are always some people who are willing to throw their heads and blood, sacrificing their love, life, and even their souls for the light of truth and their most sincere beliefs.
In 1931, in Beiping where student movements were raging, Zhu Yan and Jiang Nanzhen met. Although they had different beliefs, they were attracted to each other.
The Japanese army approached North China with iron hooves, and the war separated them thousands of miles away.
They met again in Nanjing, and they were still as young as the wind.
"Dear Huizhen, please don't cry for me"
"When the war is over, I will marry you."
