In 1928, he failed to save the old commander Zhang Zuolin from the explosion in Huanggutun, and only received a sentence of death and the stigma of "ineffective protection of the commander".
When the young marshal asked him what position he wanted, Zhao Xishun pointed at the bitter cold land: "I want Tongliao."
From then on, he took the "Eight Pillars" hidden behind by the old commander and the "Six Stars" brothers who followed him to the death to set up a new banner in this deserted place. Collect bandits, open arsenals, set the rules of the rivers and lakes, offer rewards to hunt down Japanese invaders and traitors, and build a steel fortress filled with loyalty flags right under the eyes of the Kwantung Army.
From the white mountains and black waters to the banks of the Hong Kong River, from famous anti-Japanese generals to business tycoons. He took a path that no one expected, but everyone finally looked up to him.
"If the mountain doesn't come toward me, I will walk toward the mountain."
This is a century-old legend of a man, with a group of brothers, carving loyalty into the mountains and rivers over the years.
