Chen Yuanzhi, a graduate student from a top-tier 985 university, wakes up in the snowy wilderness of Northeast China in 1920.
With temperatures at minus thirty degrees, wolves circling him, and only a one-yuan coin in his pocket, he survives the frozen wasteland. Armed with dual degrees in mechanical engineering and economics, he heads north into the Soviet Union, rising from railway worker to the Comintern. He becomes a mentor to the fifteen-year-old Pavel Korchagin, and together they experience railway construction, civil war, love, and fourteen full years of revolution.
In the Soviet base areas, he bangs the table in front of Otto Braun: "Fortress against fortress? You're sending the Red Army to smash itself against a wall!"
He handles logistics on the Long March, leaving his footprints at every pontoon bridge during the Four Crossings of the Chishui River. In the Taihang Mountains, he leads villagers in building an arms factory, forging rail tracks into broadswords and making the Japanese troops yelp with grenades.
Some call him the "father of the Red Army's armaments industry"; others call him "the base area's money man."
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