Western Henan Qianlong

[Adaptation of true history + epic of faith] During the heavy snowfall in western Henan in 1927, Liu Zilong, a 16-year-old cowherd boy, encountered a dying Communist Party member in a ruined temple in Longshan. A blood-stained five-star and the last words "Knives and guns protect people" planted the seeds of faith in his heart. From the tragic martyrdom of his private school teacher in the fire, to the awakening of progressive ideas in Luoyang Normal University; from joining the army in Xuchang to temper his iron blood, to the life-and-death game of assassinating the Japanese chief in Kaifeng; from being tortured in Xi'an prison without changing his will, to forming the "Double Dragon Army" and galloping across western Henan, his life has always been inseparable from the word "protecting the people." This is an epic of the Central Plains that spans from 1927 to 1981: Wu Fengxiang's forbearance in deceiving the Devil's Cave, Lin Wanru's determination to pass on information with her life, and the tragedy of Guan Huitong's collapse of faith. The group portraits are as vivid as before; the inheritance of the dragon-shaped jade pendant, the metaphor of wild chrysanthemums, and the sharp edge of the sword engraved with "loyalty" make faith and human nature collide with each other in troubled times. It is based on the real deeds of Jiaxian heroes Niu Zilong and Wu Fengxiang, and uses artistic fiction to restore real historical events. It not only has the hard-core thrill of a spy game, but also has the feelings of family and country that small people stick to their original aspirations in a big era. The rhythm is intensive, the reversals are constant, and the film and television potential is full. Turn the pages of the book and see the lurking dragon in the abyss, using flesh and blood as fuel, igniting beacon fire in the land of western Henan; see the unknown heroes cutting the road in the darkness, spending their lives fulfilling their oath to "protect my mountains and rivers, and have no regrets in this life."