That year, the emperor died for his country and the country changed hands.
A scholar from Dongguan took up his pen, dispersed his family wealth, and recruited 600 local warriors to fight against the Qing Dynasty.
From Dongguan to Huizhou, from Luofu Mountain to Zengcheng, he fought for ten months under the encirclement and suppression of the Qing cavalry. The number of people around him was reduced from 1,200 to only 300. He ran out of ammunition and food, used tree bark to satisfy his hunger, all his close friends died, and his wife and children were scattered. But he had only one sentence from beginning to end: As long as there is a Han in this land, there will be people who will resist the Qing.
