Thousand Gates: a Hundred Years of Troubled Times with Eight Generals

In the winter of 1937, Shanghai fell. In the dark room on the Bund, eight people placed eight jade pendants on the table. They are the Eight Generals of Qianmen - Zheng, Ti, Fan, Tuo, Feng, Huo, Chu and Yao. In the past, we made arrangements for our own benefit. From tonight on, we will make arrangements for the country. In the next eight years, they walked the edge of the knife: transporting national treasures from under the noses of the Japanese army, lurking next to the head of the secret service, stealing the germ warfare map of the 731st unit, and blowing up the Hongkou arsenal. They saw the bones of 300,000 compatriots who were killed in Nanjing, heard the screams of 60,000 laborers in mass graves in the Northeast, and recorded the irrefutable evidence of the "road-big" in vivo experiment. Some people sacrificed, some were separated, and some waited all their lives. This is a fictional novel and a true history. The eight generals are false, but the 300,000 dead compatriots are real. The jade pendant can be burned, but the seven layers of bones at Jiangdong Gate were dug out and placed there. The story is false, the truth is true. Forgetting the past is betrayal. This book is dedicated to those who died silently in history. If you open it, you will see not only the chess game, but also the human world; if you close it, please go and take a look at the places in the appendix - remember, this is so that it will not happen again.