The victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945 was celebrated throughout the country. Pilot Wen Qi, who had been baptized by the war, met Su Ke who had returned from the United States.
September 16, the thirty-fifth year of the Republic of China.
Su Ke, who had worked as a Red Cross nurse on the European battlefield, wanted to return to his motherland for a while after the war.
Many comrades around Wen Qi died on the battlefield, and the temporary peace left him wondering what to do.
A year before the outbreak of the civil war, the two knew each other and fell in love. However, after the outbreak of the civil war, what should Wen Qi, an air force pilot, do?
The experience of every woman in the Air Force Dependent Village seems to tell her not to step into this bottomless abyss.
What they didn't know was that in this life, she had fallen in love with a German pilot, and later got engaged to the son of the U. S. Air Force commander. Finally, she decided to elope with the Chinese pilot.
Wen Qi was a bohemian all his life. When he was training in the United States, he loved to play around. When he returned to China, he often dated female college students. He never got into trouble. After all, during the war, he had to live one day at a time, be happy and wanton.
Until he met Su Ke, he hated war, hated this wandering life and wanted to give that person stability.
[Part of the background settings come from a handful of green]
Ah ah, the male and female protagonists in my novel must always be together
HE ending
Purpose: Cherish peace and love life