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After Graduating from Baoding Military Academy, What Happened to Becoming an Instructor in Huangpu?
In 1924, Ji Fang, a top student from Baoding, went south to Huangpu. He wanted to wait for a few years before leaving, but he was stymied by a group of students from humble backgrounds with mixed qualifications. The wind and rain playground on Cheung Chau Island, the muddy mountain road on the front line of the Dongjiang River, and the separation of life and death during the Northern Expedition made him go from being contemptuous to being moved, from watching to being deeply involved. There are
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War of Resistance: Goddess Silver Golden Flower
On the day when her whole family of forty-five was killed by the Japanese bombing, Yin Jinhua, a twenty-seven-year-old woman with bound feet, climbed out of the rubble. She tore off her footcloth, joined the army barefoot, smashed bricks with one punch, and became the only female combat squad leader in the Ninth War Zone. On the Xinqiang River, she killed twenty-three Japanese soldiers alone; in Yingzhu Mountain, she killed forty-seven people to defend the pass. The Japanese army called her the
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Nanyang Jianguo: Give Me One Yuan Per Person Per Day
Lan Fang was reborn in Nanyang and bound to an outrageous system. Lan Fangguo has a population of 500,000, and each person will automatically give her one yuan per day. When others get this golden finger, the first thing they do is buy a house, raise private soldiers, and become a queen. But Lanfang didn't. She poured money into the poorest, most dilapidated, and most despised places, opened workshops, recruited craftsmen, built docks, and built markets, turning a small Nanyang country that was
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The Long March: Female Soldier Wang Quanyuan
What could women do in China in 1930? Wang Quanyuan spent her whole life answering: Women can fight, manage a country, and hold up half the sky! She formed a women's armed company and won the first battle in the Soviet area; she promoted women's liberation and allowed thousands of oppressed women to gain freedom; she led her team to break through the enemy's blockade and survived a narrow escape without changing her original intention. She was one of the most dazzling female warriors in the Red
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Anti-Japanese War: Monitor Liu Cuilan
When the mountains and rivers were shattered, Liu Cuilan was just an ordinary woman who wanted to keep a roof over her head and a family. But when the war came to her door, her relatives were separated, and her homeland fell, she was forced to move from weakness to strength, from silence to resistance. She was not born a hero, but she learned to raise a knife and grit her teeth through blood and tears, and she turned a woman's fate into an unyielding echo of her family and country.
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Traveling Through Qin II, Taking Concubines Will Make You Stronger
When others travel through time to be wise kings, Hu Hai saves lives first. The beginning is a countdown to the country's subjugation. Zhao Gao is sharpening his sword in Xianyang Palace, rebels are everywhere outside Hangu Pass, and Julu, Wuguan, and Pengcheng are killing each other step by step. But when the foolish king in the history books is no longer ridiculous, the Qin Dynasty does not necessarily have to die. Taking in the eldest daughters of the Six Kingdoms, Yu Ji, Bo Ji, and Qi Ji, us
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