Sparks in Yunnan Clouds: After September 18Th, Stars Set in Yunnan Clouds

"Sparks in the Yunnan Clouds: After September 18th, Stars Set in the Yunnan Clouds—Star Map, Forum and Beacon Road" In 1931, artillery fire at Shenyang City tore up the night sky and ignited a migration across thousands of miles. Lin Chen, a young teacher at the Nanjing Observatory, followed the team westward with half a box of star charts on his back. On the way, he met Chen Yide in Fenghuang Mountain in Yunnan Province - an old man who made his own "sky guide" to observe the starry sky. Pointing to the stars covered with clouds in Yunnan, he said: "The stars can tell the direction." This group of people who gathered in Dian Yun from all over the world finally understood: the so-called spark is the star map redrawn in the ruins of Chen Yide, the poem "mountains and rivers are not broken" written by Meng Zhizhou, the defense line built by the rock peaks in the rain forest with their flesh and blood, and the obsession of every ordinary person to "defend the country" in troubled times. From September 18th to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it is an epic about migration, perseverance and resistance.