Catching Fire 1923: from Sunrise to Sunset

With 1923 as the axis, a long scroll of passionate revolution is drawn. Sparks gather and torches illuminate the dark night. Faith and responsibility are written between the lines.

Shi Zhijun, who accidentally traveled through time, held three golden fingers, and faced the troubled times in the work shed at the beginning, and was confused at the beginning 😁

It is rooted in historical facts and interprets the turbulent years, from the spark of the labor movement to the power of a prairie fire, and describes the sincerity and determination of the ancestors to save the country.

It is rooted in historical facts and interprets the turbulent years, from the spark of the labor movement to the power of a prairie fire, and describes the sincerity and determination of the ancestors to save the country.

"The morning glow is the prelude to ideals, and the spark is the blooming of faith. This novel uses 1923 as a prism, using delicate brushstrokes to cut through the fabric of history, allowing readers to touch the souls who choose to burn on the eve of dawn. When fictional characters walk among the folds of real history, every sunrise and sunset becomes a solemn measurement of faith."

With 1923 as the anchor, we set the course for a majestic revival, with our original aspirations guiding the way forward. The passage of time is full of mission and loyalty.

After the protagonist Shi Zhijun traveled through time, he was introduced as a confidant by Wu Changyi, the leader of the labor movement. He realized that he, a pebble from the future, had hit the center of the whirlpool of history as soon as it hit the ground.

Shi Zhijun made a key suggestion to Mr. Sun Wen. Because of his words, the wheel of history is making a new and clear turning sound.

The book uses the growth of small characters as a thread to connect the fate of family and country and faith choices in the great era; the time span from sunrise to sunset condenses the historical inevitability of a spark gradually turning into a prairie fire.

The year 1923 described by the author is not just words, but a history of flesh and blood. Seeing the ancestors running and shouting for a common ideal in that darkest moment, the determination and tragedy of "Thousands of people are going to leave for me" deeply touches the readers' souls. Even a tiny spark can start a prairie fire!

It makes people's blood boil! Watching the protagonist walking through the streets of that era, raising his arms and shouting among the crowd, his sincere heart to awaken the sleeping people is so touching. From street speeches to secret planning, every scene is like a match being struck in the dark, making people truly feel the scalding temperature of the "spark" when it first lights up!

The four words "undercurrent" are very descriptive. On the surface, it is a peaceful life in the city, but in fact, various forces are competing with each other and dangers abound. The protagonist dances on the edge of a knife, dealing with external pressure while condensing internal strength. This sense of urgency in finding hope in despair makes your palms sweaty when you read it, and it has a strong sense of immersion!