Tinian Prisoner

The novel is set on the battlefields of China, Burma, and India in World War II, and tells the tragic experience of the Chinese and American Allied Forces jointly fighting against the Japanese army. The novel is based on a large number of real declassified historical materials, and retraces the history of the Yunnan-Burma Anti-Japanese War with a pen like a raft. The story describes Lieutenant Colonel Blinder of the U. S. Army Logistics Department adhering to the national mission and cooperating with the secret mission of the "Manhattan Project". While witnessing the ever-changing international battlefield in Asia and the tragic sacrifices of Chinese and American soldiers, he met Chinese translator Yang Xizhen. Together, they have experienced Sino-US cooperation to forge ahead for the future and destiny of their respective countries. They have gained insight into the good and evil of human nature in the turbulent great power game, and have become close friends who share weal and woe. The two men, whose families were devastated by the war, finally voluntarily spent the rest of their lives in prison in order to end the war as soon as possible and save the lives of more Allied soldiers. The novel strives to restore the secrets of the end of World War II, reveal the intricate intertwined relations between great powers, and shed light on the fate of mankind in a special era. The humanistic story of these two Chinese and American soldiers who were burdened with the hatred of their families and countries and devoted themselves to their belief in peace reflects the people's sacrifice and great contribution to World War II and eulogizes the people's yearning and pursuit of world peace.