
Three Hundred Men
三百大丈夫
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 104k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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30Chapters
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The book is overflowing with praise and respect for these little heroes, and at the same time triggers our reflection on war and the cherishment of peace. It is a book that accumulates patriotism and is worth reading.
This is a novel adapted from the true historical facts during the Anti-Japanese War in Guangde City, Anhui Province. The novel reproduces the tragic story of more than 300 orphans who stayed in Guangde during the Anti-Japanese War, from the formation of a children's group to the final sacrifice of all of them. The novel has twists and turns, is touching and tear-jerking...
The Anti-Japanese Children's League is a true history of the Anti-Japanese War in Guangde City, Anhui Province, and should be carefully excavated and reproduced!
The author uses practical revolutionary deeds to educate future generations. This is not forgetting his original intention and keeping in mind that it is not easy to live happily now. Thanks to the author for letting us know the revolutionary history of Guangde.
I am very grateful to the author for his hard work and excavating the heroic deeds of the Guangde Children's League against the enemy. This is a remarkable and unforgettable revolutionary history. I think back in 1930 when the Children's League headquarters was established according to the Fujian, Zhejiang, Anhui and Jiangxi revolution. My father served as the commander-in-chief of the Children's League and made outstanding achievements for the Soviet area in northeastern Jiangxi. It is a pity that no one wrote about this period of the Children's League's work. The author of Guangde worked hard and was not afraid of difficulties and worked hard to find revolutionary historical deeds, so that future generations can know the hard struggle of the revolution.
A true history of struggle that makes people tear up
The writing style is delicate and solemn. It takes us to understand the difficulties and hardships of the Anti-Japanese War from the perspective of children fighting against Japan. It is worthy of our deep thought and a warning to future generations. It is worth our appreciation.
I really like reading this kind of novel based on real historical background. It shows us the changes of that era, and at the same time it is thought-provoking. It has a long history and endless aftertaste. It is worth seeing.
The Three Hundred Men is a novel based on the story of the Guangde Children's League. It may not be in line with Qidian's taste, but it is indeed a kind of memory perspective to describe that tragic and unknown history.