The patriots in Nanjing of the Republic of China resisted Japan and finally welcomed the dawn of victory
#Jackdaw Crossing·Dawn
In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, the city of Nanjing was destroyed, the golden powder of the Six Dynasties was crushed by iron hoofs, and blood spread across the banks of the Qinhuai River.
Su Shenzhi was a scholar, but with a passion for serving the country, he carried the banner of saving the nation in the dark. He shuttled through the streets densely populated by spies, dealing with the chess game of life and death, side by side with people with lofty ideals such as Lao Feng and Lao Ji, and ignited a spark with his meager power.
The torture on the 76th was horrifying. Zhou Henian's minions were spread all over the city, and wanted notices were plastered all over the streets of Nanjing. In order to protect his comrades, Lao Feng stained the Suzaku Bridge with blood; Lao Qiantou guarded the warmth of a bowl of hot wontons, but was imprisoned for harboring a "suspect"; young Awen preferred to die under torture and protected the contact list with his flesh and blood.
The conspiracy on the snowy night, the healing in the brick kiln, the desperate rescue of No. 76, The life and death breakout at the mass grave... Every step was thrilling, and every parting was tragic and tragic. They are crows crossing the water in the cold night. Their cries are hoarse, but they always move towards the dawn.
Eight years of bloodshed, eight years of perseverance. Some people fell and turned into firewood that illuminated the way forward; some people moved forward, carrying the legacy of their compatriots and refusing to look back. When the dawn of victory penetrated the layers of haze, the sycamore leaves in Nanjing City turned golden again, and the water of the Qinhuai River flowed again.
Those nameless loyal souls rest in the pine forest, and the carvings on the tombstones silently tell the past. But the living people still hold the lamp and walk on the long road of time.
This is a battle about faith and perseverance, and an elegy dedicated to heroes in troubled times. The jackdaw spends the long night and finally sees the dawn.
Intent: Jackdaw builds a monument with flesh and blood, and welcomes the dawn with perseverance