Lin Xuan, the fifth young master of the Lin family in Cangzhou, walked out of a scholarly family with a pair of fists passed down by his grandfather.
The muscles and bones are tempered in Huangpu, life and death are seen in Songhu, and brothers are buried in Nanjing.
From the Luodian flesh and blood mill to the great victory in Xuefeng Mountain, from an idler to an iron-blooded general.
The eldest brother spent all his family wealth to send moral weapons, and the second brother used official mediation to ensure supplies.
The third brother surrendered to the enemy and became a traitor, the fourth sister licked blood at the tip of a military commander's sword, and the sixth sister wrote a manifesto in a cave dwelling in Yan'an.
Six brothers and sisters, five paths, eight years of fighting hardened one person.
The hatchet of Zhuzi had cut down Japanese soldiers and had their names engraved on it, and the needle of Qiulan had rescued the wounded and transfused blood.
Iron is tempered into steel, men are tempered into generals, and countries are tempered into mountains.
