Love and hate, good and evil, compose the tragedy of the times and human nature in the flames of war. This is the story of a descendant of a nobleman who was fooled by the times and fate. It is also the tragic song of a "patriot" who struggles with the dilemma of love and hate throughout his life.
Qingshui Aoi, the illegitimate son of the last imperial concubine of the Qing Dynasty, grew up with her adoptive mother under the extremely repressive Japanese militaristic education. She considered herself Japanese and devoted herself to the emperor and participated in secret espionage training. After breaking into the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, she used the pseudonym "Zhao Kuixian" to repeatedly achieve military success with her outstanding talents and ruthless methods. However, she also met the love of her life - Deng Sanlian. Inspired by love and faith, her values and outlook on life gradually changed. Qingshui Aoi, who finally learned her life experience, could not face the cruel reality and chose to die with the Japanese army, ending her absurd life.
In 1981, Deng Sanlian, who never married, died of old injuries caused by years of traveling around ashes. He took nothing with him except an extra mallow in his left breast pocket...
Purpose: to reflect on the issues of the times, to expose and criticize the ugly essence of Japanese militarism, to oppose unjust wars, and to call for peace; to express the helplessness of unpredictable fate and other force majeure factors, to highlight the hesitation and insignificance of individuals in the context of the times, and to reveal the tragedy of the era that leads to the "dislocation" of self-identity.