In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the mountains and rivers were shattered and wars broke out. Shen Zhiyi, the young owner of Yong'an Company in Nanjing City, used the silk and satin business as a cover to secretly transport arms to the front line and uphold the justice of his family and country. She met the iron-blooded soldier Lu Zheng because of arms tracing. They went from tit-for-tat opponents to comrades when the country was destroyed and the family was destroyed. In the desperate situation of Nanjing's city being destroyed, the two fought side by side and made a life-or-death promise under artillery fire.
Shen Zhiyi was forced to evacuate to the Shanghai Concession. On an isolated island where glitz and crisis intertwined, she continued her mission and revitalized the arms transfer network. She struggled to survive under the watchful eye of Japanese military spies, and shouldered the burden of rear support with her weak body. She kept her promise with Lu Zheng, looking forward to it for countless days and nights, turning her longing into the strength to move forward.
Lu Zheng fought bloody battles on the battlefield in northern Jiangsu. With his belief in regaining the country and his concern for Shen Zhiyi, he stood firm in the smoke and broke through. In the end, overcoming the barriers of war, the two met again in Shanghai, and continued to write the chapter of family, country and love in troubled times. The work uses war as the background, depicts persistence, separation and reunion during the war years, and shows the feelings of ordinary people for their family and country and the glory of humanity at a time of national peril.
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