Beacon Fire Unites to Commemorate the 80Th Anniversary of the Victory of the Anti-Japanese War

Introduction to the novel "War of the Heart" This 800,000-word epic takes the growth of young party member Yang Mingyuan as the main line and connects the heroic chapters of fifty-six ethnic groups in the fourteen-year war of resistance. From the Oroqen hunters in the forest in the northeast to the Bai caravans in the southwest border, from the Kazakh riders in the Gobi desert in the northwest to the boatmen of the coastal fishermen, each ethnic group participated in the Anti-Japanese War in a unique way. Yang Mingyuan shouldered the mission of the party organization and crossed thousands of miles of mountains and rivers to gather the scattered anti-Japanese forces into a rope. He became a brother with the hunter who tamed the falcon to deliver messages, shared life and death with the singer who delivered messages in code words, and became a blood-blooded alliance with the caravans who carried supplies. Under the guidance of the Yan'an Spirit, these compatriots with different beliefs and lifestyles, under the banner of the Anti-Japanese National United Front led by the Communist Party of China, forged an indestructible Great Wall of flesh and blood. The novel shows the diversity and vitality of Chinese culture through fifty-six unique ethnic stories, and eulogizes the great anti-Japanese war spirit of people of all ethnic groups in the country who share the same hatred of the enemy and fight against the national calamity under the strong leadership of the Communist Party of China. This is an ode to national unity written with blood and life, and it is also a masterpiece that shows the historical picture of the entire nation's war of resistance.