My sister, Lin Qingqiu, has a PhD in history, is calm, wise and good at strategy;
His younger brother Lin Yuanzhou is a special soldier, proficient in tactics and good at killing enemies on the battlefield.
When they woke up, the two traveled to Nanjing in 1937.
The younger brother went to the front line to fight against Japan, while the elder sister established an intelligence network, organized a medical team, and developed an underground arsenal in the rear.
During the eight years of war, they witnessed the broken mountains and rivers, and also witnessed the backbone of the nation.
From Songhu to Nanjing, from Wuhan to Chongqing, from encounter to separation, from despair to hope.
This is a history of the war of resistance between two siblings, and also a history of the awakening of a group of ordinary Chinese people.
This one-million-word novel gives a panoramic view of the blood and fire, love and hate, sacrifice and perseverance during the Anti-Japanese War.
A tribute to all those who burn themselves in the darkness.
