Mountains and Rivers Are Broken: I Will Go to the Dawn with You

In the troubled times of war, Shen Yanzhi, a young man from the south of the Yangtze River, carries his father's death and embarks on a journey carrying a twig-grained wooden box that contains the secrets of national defense fortifications. He escaped the covetousness of the family's internal strife, and avoided the pursuit of the Japanese army and warlords. In the mist and rain as the awning boat was shattered, he unexpectedly met Su Wanqing, a medical student who had returned from studying abroad. The wooden box contains a secret, the copper bell is the key, and the copper buckle is the location. The three tokens hide the agreement between the fathers and the country that spanned twenty years. From the frightening escape in the ruined temple in the water town, to the secret confrontation in the Shanghai Concession, to the life-and-death rescue in the northwest battlefield, they dealt with the Japanese remnants and traitors while using antique shops and field hospitals as cover to weave a cross-regional intelligence network and protection network. The ingenuity of cultural relic restoration, the benevolence of doctors, and the mutual help of ordinary people are intertwined into an unyielding force in the flames of war. This is a legend about faith and sacrifice. When the mountains and rivers were shattered, a group of ordinary people guarded the secrets of their family and country with their flesh and blood, and used trust and courage to fight against the storms of troubled times. Finally, after the smoke cleared, they ushered in the dawn when the mountains and rivers were intact and the world was safe.