
After the Battle of Shanghai, We Head South to Build a New Nation
淞沪战后下南洋建新邦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 6
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A novel with a strong sense of history and the feelings of overseas Chinese. Its humanities, history, nation, war, etc. Are all very good.
If the Chinese could build a big country in Southeast Asia in history, then China today has a strategic ally with the same origin and ancestors.
Using a pen as a gun, there is a very Chinese plot. He fought bloody battles for the founding of the Chinese nation in the flames of World War II. He has both character and responsibility, and his loyal soul will shine in Nanyang forever. This kind of emotional environment is very good, ethnic style, right?
It is well written, with both historical connotation and storyline. It is more in line with the customs and customs of the Nanyang region and describes the hardships of Chinese survival.
The subject matter is very good and commendable, the focus is good, it is consistent with history, and it also has a very interesting imaginary plot. It is very interesting, but the number of words is a bit short at the moment. The author has a strong sense of nationality. If he had lived in that era, he would have been a nationalist fighter, and he might have really created a new country in Nanyang.
Isn't this book about time travel? But it's pretty well written.