A Republican version of "Gone with the Wind".
Before and after the "Xi'an Incident" that shocked China and the world in 1936, it tells the touching story of Yin Xiaoxue, a student of the Women's Normal College with a talent for business, and the two lovers of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. One is the person she loves with her life, and the other is her spare tire who loves her wholeheartedly. One is the love between teacher and student, and the other is the love between sister and brother. As for her best friends, one is the sister of her ex, and the other is her first wife who cannot avoid the interference of a third party.
In an era of frequent wars. Everyone's destiny changes involuntarily with the fate of the country.
How will Yin Xiaoxue choose...
This work takes the ancient city of Xi'an as the abscissa and 1935-1949 as the ordinate. Big events, small romances. Including the Xi'an Incident, the Battle of Zhiluo Town, the culture and economic life of Yan'an, the Japanese bombing of Xi'an and other major events. Involving financial management, young people's employment, housing prices, university education, military equipment, entertainment and other life scenes in the Republic of China. There are appearances by JIANG Jieshi, Zhang Xueliang, ZHOU Enlai, Yang Hucheng, Hu Shi, Ding Ling and other big figures. There are also the little romantic lives of unknown underground gangs, snipers, students of the Women's Normal School, traffickers, fireworks women and so on.
Characters who appeared in Xi'an during the Republic of China, including Edgar Snow, Jiang Weiguo, childhood Lien Chan, and the Korean National Salvation Army, also appear briefly in the story.
This work uses a large amount of historical materials of the Republic of China to reveal the ideals and inevitable life choices of a generation of young people at the end of the turmoil.
If "White Deer Plain" is a national secret history that reveals the power of clans in rural Guanzhong, then this book is a microcosm of the light life in the cities of Xi'an during the Republic of China.