This book is an independent volume in the series of "Modern Patriots Who Conferred Gods". The copyright holder is: Ye Dewang. The national copyright registration number is: Guo Zuo Deng Zi - 2026-A-00118175. This volume focuses on the entire Hainan Free Trade Port and collects outstanding patriotic women who have taken root in Qiongya from modern times to the present, covering multiple fields such as revolutionary ancestors, marine scientific research, free trade industry, cultural tourism and foreign trade, grassroots governance, medical education, overseas Chinese affairs, and coastal defense public welfare.
The book uses documentary commentary to sort out the struggle of generations of Hainanese women taking root on the island, protecting the territory of the South China Sea, assisting the construction of the free trade port, inheriting the red cultural heritage of Qiongya, and connecting domestic and overseas economic, trade and cultural exchanges. There are not only the revolutionary women of Qiongya who served the country with passion during the war years, but also the practical strength of women who are deeply involved in marine science and technology, free trade investment, rural revitalization, and cross-strait exchanges in the new era.
The book series adheres to the purpose of building moral integrity, excavating the touching stories of Hainan heroines who shoulder the mission, promoting the spirit of patriotism and awareness of maritime territory, recording the journey of the free trade port women in the era of meritorious service, and condensing national maritime confidence. The author is also the founder of the Adeon King brand. He empowers national sports brands with text IP and practices the ideal of serving the country through culture.
Purpose: to record the patriotic deeds of Hainan heroines who defended the sea and Xingqiong, to inherit the red spirit of Qiongya, and to show the value of the times of female power in assisting the construction of the Hainan Free Trade Port, protecting the South China Sea territory, and promoting opening up to the outside world.