The Wind Blows into My Arms

Beacon smoke rises in the south of the Yangtze River, and the rivers and seas become battlefields. Gu Changfeng used the power of the Suzhou shipping family and joined hands with Shen Qingyi, who had returned from studying abroad, to form an alliance between Shanghai and the Soviet Union, restructure the fleet, expand routes, and carve out a way for national shipping in the troubled business world. However, the big tree attracts the wind, the remnants of the Lin family counterattack, the Japanese army's dark hands are outstretched, the warlords are coveting and waiting around, and the waves of the Huangpu River are full of open guns and hidden arrows. Using ships as blades and wisdom as shields, they maneuvered in the undercurrents of the concession, set up ambushes in the dangerous gorges of the Yangtze River, joined forces with the Patriotic Chamber of Commerce, formed a joint anti-Japanese defense, and turned the Jiangnan shipping line into a lifeline for frontline supplies. From the Suzhou Canal to the Shanghai Ocean Park, from business war games to battlefield battles, young men are at the helm, and beauties are side by side, guarding the rivers thousands of miles away with their flesh and blood, and protecting their family and country with their innocent hearts. In troubled times, we are in the same boat through thick and thin. I only hope that the wind will come into my arms, guard my mountains and rivers, and wait for my peace.