1938, I Used the Bangdi as My Blade to Break Through the Siege

[Strong female + spy war + sister and brother survival + feelings of family and country] March 1938, the eve of a large-scale raid in Fengtian City. Three days before Su Wanqing's sixteenth birthday, her mother put a bangdi into her hand, and her father pushed her and her brother onto the flower wheel car leaving the city. When the fake policeman's red nose touched the car curtain, and when the Japanese military police's saber cut through the wind and snow, this female student from the Normal School finally understood: what she carried with her was not luggage, but the life that her parents had sacrificed for her. She just wanted to protect her younger brother Mingzhe, but she was pushed on the most dangerous journey - from Fengtian to Tonghua, from the ten thousand-character kang in Majiatun to the bloody shackles in the temporary detention center, from the searchlight of the group tribe to the life and death ambush in the forest and snowy fields. "Live for China, die for China." The blood on the parents' suicide note has not yet dried, and the bones of Uncle Wang's family are still warm. When Su Wanqing took the bullet in the snow, she was no longer the daughter learning to sing recitative under her father's knees. She is "Wang Xiulan" on the good citizen certificate, a "suspicious element" in the Japanese military police who understands Japanese, and Comrade Wan Qing who is "calm-minded and capable of great use" in the mouth of the Anti-Japanese League comrades. This song "Arirang", she played to the people away from home and also to the enemies. Deep in the snowy ridge, the lights of the secret camp were not extinguished - and she had to take her brother and use the cracked bangle to break out of the siege.