It is said that in troubled times one should not talk about love, but in troubled times one can only see true love.
Ye Yinxi met Lu Wenye for the first time. He was a superior young marshal in North China, and she was a female student who signed a translation contract to save her family. With a contract, she stepped into the handsome man's house and became the closest and farthest stranger to him. He put the gun on his waist and hid his ambition in his eyes, but when she was translating the manuscript late at night, he silently added a piece of clothing.
They are separated by blood and fire, home and country, their soon-to-be fiancée and their respective unspeakable missions. She hid her sincerity in the cracks of the translation, and he suppressed his love under the cold barrel of the gun. Until the beacon fire burned through the Great Wall, she "died" at the dock where she bid farewell to him, and he held the blood-stained translation manuscript and lived in the smoke of gunfire for ten years, becoming the most lonely footnote to her writings at that time.
They reunited on the battlefield many years later. She was a reporter traveling on the front line, and he was a general guarding the mountains and rivers. He asked: "Is Jiangnan safe?" She replied: "Jiangnan... There is nowhere to send it." When the mountains and rivers were broken, it turned out that the most painful thing was not the separation of life and death, but the fact that we loved each other deeply, but we had to return each other to this devastated era.
This was supposed to be a young love, but in the end it became the history of the family and the country. If we are destined not to coexist in Jiangnan, then we will guard these broken mountains and rivers together - until the last bullet is engraved with each other's names.
"Yinxi, if this world will eventually be peaceful, can you allow me to have half of your Jiangnan?"
