White Mountains and Black Soil: Our Mountains and Rivers

This is a rich and tragic epic, telling the heroic story of a group of Northeastern resistance fighters who used their lives to interpret loyalty, love and dignity in the desperate situation of absolute isolation from the September 18th Incident to the founding of New China. The work depicts the cruelty caused by severe cold, hunger, traitors and systematic abandonment with extremely realistic brushwork. Through a group of flesh-and-blood heroes, it deeply explores the "meaning of resistance" and "the value of remembrance". When the dust of history settles, individual sacrifices are finally merged into the national memory, and their heroic souls can rest in eternal rest under the black soil and white mountains.