Beacon Fire Yuanyang Knife

Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works! Introduction to "Fenghuo Yuanyang Knife" During the Republic of China, the Japanese invaders trampled the mountains and rivers of China. The backing village deep in the Changbai Mountains was originally a peaceful countryside, but it could not escape the flames of war. Nineteen-year-old Orion Dagang grew up in the mountains and forests since he was a child. He has superb hunting skills. An old shotgun and a hatchet are what he needs to make a living. He is simple and honest, values ​​​​love and righteousness, and only wants to protect his home and fellow villagers. However, the Japanese pioneering regiment ran rampant, burned, killed, looted, and accumulated bloodshed, breaking the last tranquility of the mountain village. The national crisis hit and the mountains and rivers were shattered. This young man from Changbai Mountain who originally just wanted to live a stable life woke up in blood and tears. He put down his hunting gear, picked up his sword and gun, and transformed from a hunter in the mountains into an anti-Japanese martyr. In the vast forest, he fought side by side with martyrs, patriotic soldiers and civilians, skillfully set up ambushes, raided enemy camps, killed Japanese pirates, and eliminated traitors. With his blood and courage, he wrote tragic war hymns in the white mountains and black waters. In the turbulent times of war, the love of children is intertwined with the righteousness of family and country, and the light of mandarin ducks and swords reflects the iron-blooded loyalty. Dagang and a group of patriots built the Great Wall with their flesh and blood, fought bloody battles in a desperate situation where the enemy was strong and we were weak, and vowed to protect their homeland and compatriots to the death. This book takes the Changbai Mountains as the background of the Anti-Japanese War. It tells the legendary story of ordinary villagers who stepped forward at a time of national peril and grew from ordinary hunters to anti-Japanese heroes. It composes a majestic and evocative epic of family and country.