Yan'an Notes

"Yan'an Notes" is the inheritance of faith among four generations, and a century-old history of China's struggle from cave dwellings to the stars and the sea. In 1935, Red Army soldier Li Yanan wrote a diary in a cave dwelling in northern Shaanxi, recording his original intention of "serving the people." - **Volume 1**: He used the spinning wheel to spin the hope of revolution, and used the hoe to cultivate the future of New China. - **Volume 2**: His son Li Jianguo poured his sweat into the cornerstone of "two bombs and one satellite" in a factory in Northeast China. - **Volume 3**: In the wave of reform in Shenzhen, Sun Tzu Li broke the shackles of thought with "dare to be the first". - **Volume 4**: Great-granddaughter Li Xinmeng uses code to break through the technological blockade and bring Chinese standards to the world. From a spark in Yan'an to a prairie fire of great rejuvenation, this is an epic about faith and struggle.