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Travel Through Time and Experience the Great Victory of Wanjialing During the Anti-Japanese War
The modern writer Xijiang traveled to Nanchang in 1938 in an accident. Not only did he personally experience the glorious battle of the Chinese army to encircle and annihilate the Japanese 106th Division - the Great Victory of Wanjialing - he also tried to use his knowledge and perspective from the future to decipher Japanese intelligence and record the bravery of the anti-Japanese soldiers, the ruthlessness of war and the preciousness of peace during this tragic and magnificent battle. He is no
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Tigers Roar, Wind and Thunder in the Hills Volume 1
In the 1920s, during the famine years of the early Republic of China, my grandmother was pregnant with my father. One evening, in order to survive, his grandfather Zhu Zhifu went up to the mountain to hunt. Suddenly he encountered a South China tiger that was about to pounce on him from the cliff... At the critical moment, a bolt of lightning pierced the sky and a thunder exploded. The South China tiger turned into a blazing fire tiger, a golden tiger, and a black tiger. His grandfather was luck
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The Story of Ping Liuli in Iron-Blooded Jianghu
... The two pairs of figures stood under the thousand-year-old camphor tree in the middle of the street, looking particularly abrupt. On one side are middle-aged scholars Liu Bingsheng and Cai Bingzhang, who are wearing modern jackets and have serious faces. They are historical researchers and organizers of the uprising, and they have traveled through time and space. On the other side, the Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu were dragged here by a strong sense of redemption - of course, at
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The Legend of the Honest Official He Guochang in the Official Mirror
After noon that day, a baby's cry came from the big house, and bursts of crisp and loud firecrackers broke the tranquility of this small mountain village. In the main room on the left front, the midwife Aunt Liu told the baby's mother with a happy face: "I will only bring a handful (a boy) with me after the birth!" I had known for a long time that the He family was about to have a baby. After hearing the sound of firecrackers announcing the good news, after a while, the neighbors and clan member
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