The self-reliant female protagonist x the top male protagonist of the Republic of China. The main plot is the story of the pursuit of young people from China, Japan and South Korea from 1914 to 1927. It is based on the Republic of China, HE.
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It was the third year of the Republic of China. 12-Year-old Chuhua went to Guangzhou alone, squeezed into a small third-class cabin, and vomited everything in his stomach.
There was a Chinese man giving a speech on the deck, talking about democracy and republic. She looked at it and it suddenly turned into a stage. The song was "Farewell My Concubine", but there was no Overlord. Only Concubine Yu stood there alone with a sword. The spectators in the audience cursed and threw all the melon seed jelly candies in their hands...
I thought it was just a dream, but I didn't expect it to be a journey of ups and downs for the rest of my life. One of them is the son of an aristocratic family, a popular figure on the stage, and the other is the daughter of a lowly slave girl, an unrecognized Chinese. Their fates are connected by a farce of an old-style wedding. From then on, the two mountains and rivers were just old dreams.
1914, Tianjin. "The Japanese don't allow me to speak Chinese."
1918, Hong Kong. "Their hands are stained with the blood of trying to save the nation."
1919, Shanghai. "It's not appropriate for you to meet again."
1920, Osaka. "The rose will wither in a foreign land."
1923, Tokyo. "You're not really Japanese."
1925, Philadelphia. "The mountains and rivers are my hometown, I can return home slowly."
Purpose: I dare not forget to worry about the country despite my humble position