"On the eightyth day, I pledged my allegiance to the great ancestor of the seventeenth dynasty. One hundred thousand people died with one heart and soul, leaving three hundred miles of the Ming Dynasty."
A pair of sons and daughters spent thirty-eight years fighting against the Qing Dynasty, and wrote the story of the ironclad character of the Han people when their country was destroyed and their family was destroyed!
From the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River to the coast of Fujian, from the bloody battle in Jiangyin to the recovery of Taiwan.
From a seventeen-year-old youth to a fifty-five-year-old with white hair and a broken body.
For thirty-eight years, they killed the chiefs, gathered righteous teachers, and protected the people. They wrote the oath at the top of Jiangyin City all over the mountains and rivers of the Ming Dynasty.
The Qing army said they were desperadoes, while the traitors said they were mantises using their arms as chariots.
But they knew that what they were guarding was never a ruined dynasty, but the backbone of tens of millions of Han people who refused to bow their heads!
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I like the content. The bloodshed in Jiangyin really writes about Jiangyin's resistance in such a touching way.
I like the content. The bloodshed in Jiangyin really writes about Jiangyin's resistance in such a touching way.