In the spring of 1937 in Jinling, with apricot blossoms and light rain, Lin Xing, a lady from an aristocratic family, and Chen Ming, a scholar from a poor family, fell in love at first sight. He gave her a bullet shell ginkgo, and promised to marry her as his wife when the country is stable.
However, the artillery fired at the Marco Polo Bridge, and the country was about to be destroyed and the family was about to be destroyed. Chen Ming threw in his pen and joined the army and rushed to the front line. With a single piece of writing, we were separated by the world.
Lin Xing endured her longing and went underground to become a traffic officer, passing the spark with her life in the occupied Jinling. Three years later, they met again after the war. Their love had not diminished, but it was now a matter of life and death.
The Japanese army rounded him up, and in order to protect him and keep the organization's secrets, she resolutely got herself into trouble and was imprisoned. Despite the torture, she did not utter a word, only keeping her thoughts and loyalty deep in her heart.
Gunshots rang out on the Yuhuatai, the apricot blossoms fell, and the beautiful lady fell asleep.
He fought to the end with her last wish and finally ushered in the restoration of the country. But Jinling remains the same, and old friends are no longer there.
He kept his promise that he would never marry until his old age, and he just wanted to be buried with her ashes and rekindle their relationship in the next life.
Deep love in troubled times is no match for the righteousness of family and country; a passionate heart can finally bring peace to the world.
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