Counterattack from Child Bride

From 1912 (the first year of the Republic of China) to 1955 (the first title awarded in New China), China experienced forty years of great changes - the Beiyang Warlords' melee, the National Revolution, the Agrarian Revolution, the Anti-Japanese War, the War of Liberation, and the founding of New China. The story spans western Hunan, the Soviet area, the Long March Road, northern Shaanxi, the Northeast battlefield, the North China battlefield, Jiangnan, and Beijing. Geographical background: · Xiangxi: the starting point of the story. The mountainous area of ​​western Hunan was a place where banditry was frequent and clan forces were deeply entangled in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. The grievances of the three families of Shen, Long and Qin are rooted here. The deep mountains and old forests, rapid rivers, stilted buildings and corpse exorcism legends in western Hunan form a unique regional background. · Soviet Area: The protagonist's revolutionary enlightenment place. From the late 1920s to the mid-1930s, there was the Agrarian Revolution, the women's liberation movement, and the anti-"encirclement and suppression" war in the Central Soviet Area. · The Long March Road: Xiangjiang River, Wujiang River, Jinsha River, Dadu River, snow-capped mountains, grassland - twenty-five thousand miles of tempering of life and death. · Northern Shaanxi: Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, Loess Plateau, cave dwellings. ·Northern Shanxi Anti-Japanese Base Area: One of the main battlefields of the Anti-Japanese War. · Northeast China, North China, and Jiangnan: the places where major battles of the War of Liberation took place. · Beijing: conferment, later years.