Undercurrent of Lujiang River

"Undercurrent of Lujiang River" 1906, Ludao Spark Lin Jiahe, a young boy from Hui'an, entered Xiamen Xiyu School. This is not only the cradle of new learning, but also the secret stronghold of the Tongmenghui in southern Fujian. Before the gunshots of Xinhai rang out, he first learned to pass on fire in the dark night. Twenty years of lurking, sailing in the dark night The Qing Dynasty fell, but the dawn did not come as expected. Jiahe chose to hide all aura and become a complete "lurker". From warlord melee to white terror, he used multiple identities as a cover to weave an invisible underground network among Xiamen's business circles and gangs. He rescued comrades, transported supplies, and became a glimmer of light that illuminated the way forward for others at every turning point in history. 1938, Bloody return The iron hoofs of the Japanese army crushed the banks of the Lujiang River, and Xiamen fell. In the last dark moments, he used the connections he had built throughout his life to open up a way out for the island-like refugees. Until his identity was about to be exposed, he had to say goodbye to his hometown and travel to Southeast Asia. Looking back at his hometown in the smoke of gunpowder, he took away all the wind and frost, but buried his undying faith deep under this land. This is a personal epic and a bloody memory of a city. It tells the story of how a little man spent his whole life practicing his deepest love for his family and country.