The Records of Nanyang in the Republic of China

The Republic of China was in turmoil, with warlords dividing the country, endless fighting, and exorbitant taxation. The Japanese invaders marched southward, the mountains and rivers were shattered, and Kyushu sank. In troubled times, people's hearts are different: Some people surrender to the enemy and become traitors' lackeys; Some people are pessimistic and despairing, saying that China will perish; There are also literati who bury their heads in the past, revise history and continue the lineage, leaving a lonely light for thousands of years of civilization. Countless passionate sons and daughters abandoned their pens and joined the army, running around and shouting, shouting with their flesh and blood: China will win! Pingjin is in danger! North China is in danger! The Chinese nation is in danger! The horn of resistance resounds throughout China! The land is not divided into north and south, and people are old and young. The whole country, from top to bottom, is committed to protecting the land and has the ambition to sacrifice. The enemy army will not retreat to the country's borders for a day, and the Sichuan army will not return home for a day; If China wants to perish, unless the sons and daughters of Sanxiang are stained with blood first! Gao Shouye, a native of Anhui Province, was born in Shanghai and grew up in Xiangjiang. He is also the adopted son of Taqiao, the great hero of the generation and the ax king. Backed by his family business, he was taken care of by his adoptive father, and he also received help from noble people. He based himself in Hong Kong, got involved in the film industry, monopolized shipping, and rose to fame, becoming rich and powerful. When he was young, he once thought that money could settle everything and protect him for the rest of his life. Until the Japanese artillery bombarded the bustling city of Hong Kong and the shells fell on Victoria Harbour, Then he suddenly realized: Money cannot buy peace, let alone protect the people around you. The long wind from the South Sea has been blowing for hundreds of years. The sea is ups and downs, and the situation is iterative. This time, the Chinese are no longer just passers-by.