In My Name

This is a 200,000-word novel on the theme of the Anti-Japanese War. It takes the legendary experience of an ordinary veteran, Peng Manya, as the main line, and presents a panoramic view of the magnificent picture of the Chinese people's Anti-Japanese War. The story begins in a certain county in Hunan in 1939. The protagonist Peng Manya was originally a timid security soldier who just wanted to make a living. However, the brutal acts of the Japanese invaders completely awakened his national consciousness. From his initial cowardly escape to his gradual growth into a brave anti-Japanese warrior, Li Dechang's experience reflects the mental journey of thousands of Chinese soldiers. The novel focuses on describing three key battles: the brutal battle to defend Shipai, the hardships of the expedition to Burma, and the tragic attack on Songshan. Through Li Dechang's personal experience in these battles, he demonstrated the tenacious resistance and unyielding spirit of the Chinese people in the face of foreign invasion. Especially a group of child soldiers who are only in their teens. Their immature faces form a sharp contrast with the cruel war, which is heartbreaking. After the war, Peng Manya chose to demobilize and return to his hometown, leading an ordinary life. Decades later, his grandson Peng Ming followed his grandfather's footsteps and retraveled the path of the War of Resistance. He felt the sacrifice spirit of the martyrs at the Tengchong Memorial Cemetery and Songshan Battle Site and other places, and was determined to pass on the stories of these unknown heroes. The whole book contains both grand war scenes and delicate characterizations; it not only shows the cruelty of war, but also praises the glory of human nature. Through the narrative structure that spans time and space, readers can deeply understand that history cannot be forgotten, heroes should be remembered, and peace is hard-won. This is not only the personal growth of a veteran