A Steel-Blooded Messenger in Changsha: Secret Words Decide Life and Death
铁血长沙传令兵密语决生死
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- Ongoing
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- 175k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
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- 18h ago
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- Fanqie
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When reading the novel, the smell of gunpowder smoke and blood and fire comes to your face. The novel does not focus on the general who commanded thousands of troops, but on the most inconspicuous character - the Xiangxi order soldier of the 10th Preliminary Division. This choice is exquisite: in a desperate situation where communication is interrupted and the battle line collapses, the legs of the messenger are the last radio station. A piece of intelligence or a secret message often determines the life or death of an organized unit. The novel retells the three battles of Changsha against the background of the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and the weight of history is overwhelming. Before the Third Battle of Changsha, the officers and soldiers of the Tenth Army made a will in advance - "If you succeed, you will serve your motherland with your merits, and if you die, you will use Changsha as your tomb." This true history is skillfully woven into the story by the author, and it is moving to read. The messengers shuttled between the hail of bullets, using the most primitive running and code words to convey the most secret military orders. Every departure may be a farewell, and every code word is tied to thousands of lives. The most touching thing is the portrayal of "little people" in the book. They are not born heroes, they are afraid and hesitant, but in their narrow escape from death, they turn "delivery alive" into a belief. The simplicity of the children of Xiangxi, the brutality of the battle in Xiangtu, and the life-trusting friendship between comrades are all written deeply by the author. If you like the rough and realistic war texture of "My Commander, My Regiment", this book is worth reading. It reminds us: Under every inch of land in Changsha City, there are buried the bones and blood of unknown people; and today's peace is the result of their feet. Pay tribute to those messengers who did not leave their names.
Based on historical data, the details are authentic and enjoyable.
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