Mountain and River Bloodline

Chen Shanhe, 18 years old, is a descendant of farmers from the black soil of Guandong. He is illiterate, but he can judge the weather from cloud patterns; he doesn't understand general principles, but he firmly believes that "not an inch of ancestral land should be lost." The sound of gunfire on September 18th shattered his dream of spring plowing and autumn harvest. He picked up a gun, initially just to protect his own farmland and the folks in the village. He never imagined that this road would extend from the snowfields of Northeast China to the mountains of North Korea, and the belief that supported his path gradually sublimated from "protecting the family" to "defending the country." The story of an ordinary 18-year-old young farmer who chose to join the Anti-Japanese War on September 18, then went through hardships and hardships, won the Anti-Japanese War, and then went through the Liberation War, resisted U. S. Aggression and aided Korea. The story contains strong feelings about family and country, embodies the great contribution made by the people for national liberation and national independence, and has created a large number of positive and negative characters from all walks of life with distinctive and vivid personalities. This era needs to remember stories of suffering and glory, and it needs spiritual food that can make people burst into tears and then puff up their chests. A story is needed that touches the backbone of the nation. When those flesh-and-blood characters stand up from the writing and go through the twenty-two years of war, they will naturally win the hearts of readers.