The Pen Falls in the Storm: a Scholar's ​​War of Resistance

1938, Guilin. In the smoke of Japanese air raids, 19-year-old scholar Lin Yanzhi tore up the ticket to study in the United States sent by his father and signed the student army recruitment notice. From a frail scholar to a one-eyed warrior, from a pen to a knife, he stepped into the core of the hidden front of the Anti-Japanese War under the guidance of Qin Yuanshan, Su Jingwei, Liang Guodong and other mentors. In three years, he experienced the bloody battle at Yingzui Ridge, the sacrificial ship bombing in the Li River, Long Sheng's mountain guerrillas, and the final decisive battle at Kunlun Pass. He lost his left eye, his lover, and countless comrades, but he never lost the original intention of the "seed".