On the wedding night of Fengtian in 1927, an emergency military order was issued, and the groom Qian Wusong left the customs, leaving only rumors in the city and an empty wedding room. Xie Yiyuan was not involved in love entanglements or worldly criticism. She calmly took off her wedding ring and put it on her index finger. She swore an oath with a silver ring. From then on, she became sober, independent and reborn.
She devoted herself deeply to her studies and improved her knowledge. She completed her transformation at Northeastern University and became a teacher at Fengtian Girls' School, lurking in the hinterlands of Japanese soldiers' families. She used words as a blade and wisdom as an armor to weave a secret red intelligence network. At the same time, Qian Wusong went to Japan to study, refine his revolutionary beliefs and deepen his military skills. He returned to Ruijin and took root on the battlefield to protect the mountains and rivers of his homeland.
They are a couple in name only, and they are revolutionary comrades who stick to each other across mountains and seas. For thirteen years, the two lines ran parallel to each other, and they reached their peak growth. Finally, they stayed together successfully and gave birth to an heir during the war in South China in 1940. But the road before dawn was full of wind and frost. On the occasion of the decisive victory of liberation in 1949, Qian Wusong was always fixed on the eve of victory.
The red flag rolls across the long street, and the mountains and rivers are finally safe. Xie Yiyuan held her young son in her hands and stood on the streets of the prosperous age, witnessing for her beloved the dawn and glory of their home and country that they had devoted their lives to.
