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After the "September 18th" Incident in 1931, the Japanese invaders set foot crazily on the Northeast. They closed the mountains, requisitioned grain, requisitioned pigs, requisitioned horses, and captured laborers, plundering a large amount of abundant resources. Thirty million compatriots were ravaged in dire straits. Under the education of political commissar Su Shan, farmer Yang Dache devoted himself to the anti-Japanese torrent. He took great risks to get medicine for the wounded in the mountains, delivered food to the guerrillas, brought arms from the national army's gunpowder magazine to the anti-Japanese troops, participated in the battle to attack the Japanese in the city, blew up the Japanese gunpowder magazine next to Xiaojing Railway Station, etc. Yang Dache's two sons, daughter-in-law, and daughter all joined the anti-Japanese guerrillas. Under the command of political commissar Su Shan, they fought the Japanese invaders in the snow-capped Daqing Mountains. They wrote a heroic ode to the Heilongjiang people's fight against the invaders, reflecting the national integrity and patriotism of the Northeast people who are not afraid of violence, not bullied, brave to fight, and rich in resistance to foreign aggression.

The novel has a broad plot, numerous characters, grand momentum, and is soul-stirring. It exposes the ferocity of the Japanese invaders and the ugly faces of the traitor lackeys who harmed the people; it depicts the suffering of the people who were humiliated in dire straits and the brave and unyielding spirit of rising up to resist; it eulogizes the fervent patriotism of the anti-Japanese warriors, their heroic spirit that is not afraid of violence, bloodshed and sacrifice; it vividly shows the tragic scenes of battles with the Japanese bandits.