Green Blood Spine

In 1924, a moonlit night by the Pearl River. Three young people meet for the first time in their lives - one wants to protect you for the rest of his life, one wants to die for you, and the other doesn't know who to choose. They don't know yet that twenty-one years later, one of them will stand in front of everyone's grave wearing the silver bracelet, and the other two are no longer alive. This is not the story of one person, but the story of a generation. In 1924, whether China could still exist was a question. When the Huangpu Military Academy was established, a group of people gathered from all over the country - the hot-blooded men of the Huangpu Military Academy, the reckless heroes from the green forest, the underground party members in Shanghai, and the ordinary women in the occupied northeastern areas - they were placed in completely different positions by history, but in the end they all converged on the anti-Japanese front: they died under the muzzle of the split in southern Anhui, in the artillery fire of the Zaoyi Battle, and in front of the Japanese bayonets. Those who survive continue to move forward, carrying everyone's weight. "Blue Blood Backbone" is a long historical novel with 120 chapters and nearly one million words. Five narrative lines are intertwined and parallel: brothers torn by politics and an unexplainable love triangle, a general who died for his country and his widow's long watch, a reunion after fourteen years of separation, a moral sobriety rebuilt on the ruins of war, and the wildness and perseverance of reckless armed forces. It is not the Whampoa soldiers who are the protagonists. It is all those who have not bent down in this era. How did they get out of that era?