Three Generations of Western Yunnan Affairs over a Century

After Yang Wen's father was disarmed and returned to his fields, he opened a private school for the sixteen children of the family. He studied both civil and martial arts in his private school, and his family friends also joined his disciples. The disciples of the veteran soldiers all attracted the attention of the local gentry because they all applied for military academies. Cousin Yang Bing brought Yang Wen to Kunming and met Shi Shi, a descendant of Nanyang who had come to China to seek refuge. Shi Shi died in a Japanese bombing, and Yang Wen angrily joined the construction of the Burma Highway. Southern Yunnan was in a tight situation, so he and the counties in western Yunnan jointly guarded the transportation defense line. Miss Luo, the daughter of the county magistrate, stepped forward and the two had a good impression of each other. They persisted until the war was won and Yang Wencai returned to Kunming. During the civil war, the situation was chaotic. Yang Wen rushed to western Yunnan to look for the Luo family. Miss Luo's whereabouts were unknown. He followed the Deqin caravan and witnessed Duan being killed by the robbers. He quickly joined forces with the caravan to defeat the bandit leader and won the trust of Ma Guotou. He was adopted by Duan's widow Shunmei and took on the responsibility of raising Duan's youngest son Kaiji. In order to revitalize the livelihood of Duan's caravan, Yang Wen traveled throughout the Baizang area and participated in the battle to rescue the detained Deqin royal family. He won a great victory and was accepted by the Deqin king and integrated into the Yunnan and Tibet areas. After spending a long time with the Duan family, Yang Wen developed a secret affection for Rongkai, the eldest daughter of the Duan family. After many twists and turns, Yang Wen finally settled in western Yunnan. Kaiji was deeply influenced by Yang Wen since he was a child. When he was admitted to middle school, he resolutely followed his teacher to join the army and joined the army in the southwest. Unfortunately, he died heroically when he entered Tibet. In order to stop the bloodshed of his compatriots, Yang Wen, who was deeply grieved, spared no effort to obtain the strong assistance of the Deqin royal family. He traveled to Tibetan areas to persuade the Kangzang leader, and finally turned the hostility into friendship. The survivors of the private school who ushered in peace got married after experiencing half a life of being on the run and precarious, and they were already white-haired when they invited the moon to drink together.