This book belongs to the "Modern Patriotic Gods" series. It takes the entire Fujian Province as its creative scope and follows the complete historical timeline to sort out the struggle and dedication of generations of women in Fujian from ancient times to the present.
Going back to ancient times, Xianyuan from southern Fujian and northern Fujian took root in their hometowns, helped those in need, and educated their neighbors in the mountain and sea environment. They managed their own families while men went out to do business and went to Southeast Asia to make a living, and stabilized their hometowns with their virtues. After recording the new ideas brought by the modern Maritime Silk Road, Fujian women broke through the shackles of the old times and participated in anti-imperialist demonstrations, revolutionary propaganda, underground liaisons and other national salvation movements; Focus During the Anti-Japanese War, women from all over the province formed rescue teams and sewing groups, donated materials, covered personnel, and stood guard on the coastal rear, using tenacity to prop up the defense line against the enemy. At the same time, depicting the peace years, Fujian women took root in the footwear and clothing industry, culture, education, and medical care, grassroots governance, overseas Chinese affairs, and rural revitalization, transforming patriotic feelings into practical actions to build their hometown and strengthen the domestic product industry.
The full text relies on local official history and documentary creation of local historical materials to explore the Maritime Silk Road culture, the heritage of overseas Chinese hometowns, and the courageous and perseverant spiritual core of Fujian women created by the Red Revolution. It interprets the creative theme that ordinary devotees can also be called heroes, conveys positive values to family and country, and deeply cultivates local identity and national self-confidence.
Copyright registration number of the work: Guozuodengzi - 2026-A-00118175, author: Ye Dewang (founder of Adewang brand).
Purpose: To dig deep into the deeds of Fujian's heroines from past dynasties, promote women's responsibility and patriotic dedication, inherit the red cultural context of the Maritime Silk Road overseas Chinese hometown, set a positive example for the times, and enhance the people's local confidence and national pride.