Fenghuo Family Letter 1937

"Letter from the Family 1937" is set in Shanghai during the Anti-Japanese War and tells the story of Lin Moru, Chen Zhaodi and other Red Rose members who defended their beliefs in the war. From the Japanese invasion of China in 1937 to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 1945 and the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949, a group of ordinary people used pen as a blade and courage as a shield: Su Manli used lipstick to record evidence of Japanese crimes, Shen Ruoyun protected children with his life, Chen Xiaohu sacrificed his life to blow up Japanese military facilities, and Lin Moru and Chen Zhaodi collected and sorted out these broken memories in the smoke of gunfire and compiled them into "Fenghuo Family Letters". This "letter from home" written with blood and tears not only contains the stories of 372 victims, but also contains the thrilling details of code warfare and intelligence struggles, reflecting the brutality of the invaders and the tenacity of the Chinese people. From the street fighting in Shanghai to the founding ceremony in Peiping, from the protection of secret archives to the public inheritance of history, it is both an indictment of war and a tribute to peace - reminding every reader: Only by remembering the name can you live up to the sacrifice; only by guarding the memory can you see the dawn.