Zhi Enzeng, a native of Enyang, Bazhong, loves modern literature and local culture. "The Waves of the En River" is his first attempt at writing a full-length novel. It uses a professional historical perspective to outline the waves of the ancient town of Enyang from the Republic of China to the early days of liberation, and artistically reproduces that turbulent period of blood and fire. The characters are rich, the plot is ups and downs, and the historical materials are solid. This magnificent revolutionary epic is composed in a delicate style.
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The novel takes the revolutionary struggle in the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet Area as the background, and skillfully integrates the salt industry economy, local culture (shadow puppetry), family secrets, and revolutionary ideals.
The novel takes the revolutionary struggle in the Sichuan-Shaanxi Soviet Area as the background, and skillfully integrates the salt industry economy, local culture (shadow puppetry), family secrets, and revolutionary ideals.