Chilan Guzhong Zheng Chenggong

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the mountains and rivers were shattered, and the young Zheng Chenggong set his ambition to restore the country in the baptism of blood and fire. Bearing the betrayal of his father and the humiliation of his mother, he forged an iron army among the flames and waves. After a fierce battle in Xiamen and a tenacious defense in Kinmen, they finally led 25,000 soldiers to cross the sea and march eastward, besieging the city of Relanja with thunderous force. During nine bloody months, he used his artillery and will to smash the Dutch's strong ships and cannons, but he exhausted all his efforts amid internal and external troubles. When the triumphant song of regaining Taiwan was played, the thirty-nine-year-old hero closed his eyes and passed away on the isolated island, leaving behind a soul-stirring Chilan Elegy.