"Fenghua Tribulation" is about such a pair of mortals.
Wang Fengming and Cao Minghua.
They were born in the late Qing Dynasty, grew up in the Republic of China, and experienced the Anti-Japanese War, civil war, uprisings, and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea.
Families have been broken, people have died, separation has occurred, and despair has occurred.
But they have never betrayed each other.
A piece of phoenix pendant and a piece of huapei.
"I will protect you" and "I will wait for you".
From Changli, Hebei, to the Yunnan Army, to Gucheng, Changchun, to the ice and snow of North Korea, and then to the Northeast Military Camp.
Thousands of miles apart, eighteen years apart.
Never seen, never separated, never forgotten.
There is no cry of heroism in this book, only perseverance in the smoke of fireworks;
There is no earth-shattering plot, only the kindness, faith and loyalty engraved in the bones of the Chinese people.
They are dust, weeds, and the most inconspicuous glimmers in the mountains and rivers.
But the gathering of glimmers of light is the backbone of a nation.
Open this book and what you see is not history;
This is the life our ancestors actually lived.
I wish to win the heart of one person and never leave each other.
It's a promise worth a thousand pieces of gold, and it can be fulfilled in life or death.
The mountains and rivers are broken, but the hearts are not broken.
It's Fenghua who lives up to his expectations and has no regrets in this life.
