Zuo Zongtang, a famous general in the late Qing Dynasty, carried a coffin with his aging body and marched westward. Faced with criticism from the court, shortage of food and wages, and surrounded by powerful enemies, he led his army across thousands of miles of Gobi with the belief that "the land of his ancestors cannot be conquered by humans" and embarked on a tragic expedition concerning the dignity of the country and the integrity of its territory. This is an epic of faith and sacrifice, and a legend of bravery in desperate situations.
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Great, such an atmospheric work!
Writing and thinking flow like clouds and flowing water;
Psychological description, environmental description, scene blending.
The Kang-Qian trilogy that can rival February River
Great, such an atmospheric work! Writing and thinking flow like clouds and flowing water; Psychological description, environmental description, scene blending. The Kang-Qian trilogy that can rival February River