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In 1949, Mao Zedong visited the Soviet Union for the first time. Why did he stay for more than 80 days? How did Mao Anying die during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea? Why were the protagonists Liu Qingshan and Zhang Zishan, the protagonists of New China's largest case, eventually sentenced to death? How was the first constitution of New China drawn up in Hangzhou? How did Zhou Enlai avoid the explosion of the "Kashmir Princess" passenger plane, and how did he open up a new situation in the diplomacy of New China? How is the list of the top ten marshals and top generals founding China released? How did Chiang Kai-shek review the reasons for the failure of the Kuomintang in his later years? ... The majestic and majestic picture of the rise of the East records the changes at home and abroad at the beginning of the birth of New China, reveals the little-known stories in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and shows the founding style of the first generation of leaders of the Republic!

The book is a revolutionary historical novel. It tells the story of the Japanese Kwantung Army's surprise attack on the Beida Camp in Shenyang in 1931, which kicked off a fourteen-year anti-aggression war. From that day on, China became the main battlefield against fascism - the Eastern battlefield. In the past fourteen years, the Communist Party of China has held high the great banner of the national united front and has always stood on the front line of the Eastern battlefield. Together with people of all ethnic groups and all walks of life across the country, they have fought bravely and fought tenaciously and successively. This has demonstrated the great ideals, lofty pursuits and fearless spirit of sacrifice of the Chinese Communists. At the same time, it has also eulogized the heroic deeds of the outstanding sons and daughters of the Chinese nation. In this war and on this battlefield, the Chinese nation won its due status among the nations of the world, and China won its dignity.

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