The Bohai Corridor in the War Against Japan

In 1938, on the shores of the Bohai Sea, Japanese commanders rage as flames of war spread from city to city. Heroes stand proud, raise their banners, and strike down the enemy. Gold is hidden in salt carts, maps are etched into fish scales, and cooking ladles become weapons, bringing immense satisfaction. Salt fields are set ablaze, aid races across frozen rivers, traitors are poisoned, and ships are destroyed in suicide attacks. Ordinary people from the martial world defend the gold transport route through the Bohai Corridor with their very lives. All 130,000 taels of gold make it safely from Zhaoyuan, Shandong, to Yan’an, composing a legendary tale of resistance forged in blood by the sons and daughters of Qilu…