A Boy's Happy Journey - Makino Battle

In 1854 AD, the Dutch conquered the Lanfang Republic on the island of Borneo. This first Chinese Republic, which was earlier than the United States of America and was founded more than 100 years ago, was wiped out by European colonists. The able-bodied men of the whole country chose to fight to the death and died heroically for their country. Liang Enbo, the last commander-in-chief, entrusted a group of children to an old man in the country, A Xingweng, and the merchant ship Paradise, asking them to bring the children back to China intact and preserve the last lineage of Lanfang Kingdom. Under the leadership of A Xingweng, the Paradise got rid of the vicious Dutch, sailed into the South China Sea, and headed north in a zigzag way. In order to appease the children on the ship who had lost their parents and their home country, Ashin decided to tell them about what he had seen and heard in his extraordinary three thousand years of life. It describes the historical process of the Zhou people's gradual rise during the Shang and Zhou dynasties during the Yin and Shang dynasties. Through hard work, they defeated the Yin and Shang dynasties and conquered the world. Under this historical background, the story begins the journey of the growth of the magical young man Xing, and lurks several clues to the disputes in the next eight thousand years. A thrilling history written about the Yin and Zhou dynasties.