A Long Roar from Tianmen

Introduction to the works of Tianmen Yi Changxiao "Tianmen Yi Long Roar" is set in the critical situation of 1937 when the all-out Anti-Japanese War broke out and Nanjing fell. It focuses on the city of Tai'an at the foot of Mount Tai and tells the story of a wave of anti-Japanese and national salvation launched by patriots, progressive teachers and students, and ordinary people at the bottom. Huang Jincheng, the special commissioner of the Kuomintang, was ordered to go to Tai'an to purge the red elements. However, after witnessing the corruption of the security corps and experiencing the severe pain of the destruction of his family and country, he was moved by the perseverance of the martial arts school teacher Lu Shaofen and the courage of the underground party member Shi Jian. The work depicts vivid anti-Japanese portraits such as Huang Jincheng, Lu Shaofen, Shi Jian, etc., Closely connecting personal destiny with the peril of the nation. Between the mountains and rivers of Mount Tai and Culai Mountain, a Qilu anti-Japanese song with the righteousness of the family and country as the soul and unyielding struggle as the backbone is played, interpreting the perseverance, choice and feelings of the Chinese people in troubled times.