Yu Xiaoqing's younger sister, a Western medicine doctor who returned from studying abroad, appears to be the pampered eldest daughter of the Yu family.
In fact, they were underground party members lurking within the national army, using their identities as doctors as cover to deliver medicines to the guerrillas in western Yunnan.
A court interrogation allowed her to see for the first time the crazy fake regiment leader - a quartermaster who was in charge of insoles. He picked up a dead man's military uniform, assembled a Sichuan regiment, and led a group of unwanted troops to fight back to Zenda from Burma.
She insisted on stationing in the Jiqipo trench, eating and living with the cannon fodder, sharing weal and woe.
He was the craziest person she had ever seen, and the only one who valued cannon fodder's life.
In the battle of Nantianmen, the siblings' positions were completely opposite.
On one side is blood and family, on the other side is faith and love.
The three hundred death squads waited for thirty-eight days, and what they were waiting for was a "Stop Attack" paper.
"It's not a loss to meet you in this life."
Intention: How can I say that I have no clothes and share the same robe with my son? In troubled times, love and faith coexist.