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"Below the City" is the sequel to the popular novel "Precursor", which reflects the three thrilling battles between the National Revolutionary Army and the Beiyang warlord Wu Peifu during the Northern Expedition in 1926, and finally achieved the strategic goal of "attacking Wuchang directly and drinking from the Yangtze River". The novel praises the heroic and tenacious fighting spirit of the officers and soldiers of the Independent Regiment headed by Ye Ting; it truly and vividly reproduces the competition of historical figures such as Chiang Kai-shek, Wu Peifu, Tang Shengzhi, and Liu Yuchun in this great struggle; it reveals the intricate conflicts and struggles between various political forces in society; and it also describes the beautiful and touching love life of young people. The author outlines the turbulent times and depicts many lifelike characters. The book is majestic and full of ups and downs of plot. It contains both historical events that shocked China and foreign countries, as well as tenderness.

This is a novel that reflects the combat life of the Chinese People's Volunteers. Against the broad background of resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea, the work focuses on the glorious history of our volunteer air force learning war from war and growing rapidly. It describes the defense of the Gimcheon-ri Bridge, reproduces the many air battles between our young volunteers and the seemingly powerful American air bandits, shows thrilling battle scenes, creates lifelike images of heroes, and expresses their lofty spirit of internationalism, patriotism and rich inner activities.

This book describes the struggle and life story of an armed force led by the Communist Party of China from 1926 to 1927, with Communist Party members and Communist Youth League members as its backbone, during the Northern Expedition. Through the description of several battles, the book focuses on the glorious images of several communist soldiers and company and battalion commanders, and details the growth process of the protagonist, the young company commander Wan Xianting. At the same time, it also exposed Chiang Kai-shek's conspiracy to usurp the leadership of the revolution and the desperate struggle of the Beiyang warlord Wu Peifu.

In contemporary literature, there are only a handful of works like "Pioneer" that describe the Communists during the Great Revolution. "Pioneer" is by no means a filler work, it has the classic elements of revolutionary novels. This book describes the struggle and life story of the armed forces led by the Communist Party of China in 1926-27, with Communist Party members and Communist Youth League members as the backbone, during the Northern Expedition. It focuses on the glorious images of several communist soldiers and company and battalion commanders, and details the growth process of the protagonist, the young company commander Wan Xianting. At the same time, it reveals Chiang Kai-shek's conspiracy to usurp revolutionary leadership and the desperate struggle of Beiyang warlord Wu Peifu.