In December 1937, the Japanese invaders attacked China Gate, and the hero and heroine volunteered to join the field rescue team.
After the Japanese invaders broke through the city, they narrowly escaped death and returned to Hengshan.
The male protagonist initially organized a small knife society to look after homes and nursing homes in his hometown, and later joined the New Fourth Army. After many battles, he gradually grew into a staunch revolutionary commander;
The heroine joined the military under the arrangement of her godfather, the Kuomintang regional commissioner, and was later captured and rebelled, becoming the most terrifying female spy of the Japanese invaders in the Hengshan area.
The whole book runs through the love and hatred between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. In the face of national justice, their so-called love can only part ways; the Zhang and Xu families help each other, but they can only be crushed under the ravages of the Japanese invaders.
This is an anti-Japanese story that describes the Hengshan area in the south of Nanjing. Friends who like anti-Japanese themes are worth collecting and reading.
This is my second book on Tomato, and I hope my new and old fans will like it.
Helping each other
