Siege of the City for Eight Hundred and Seventy-Two Days

June 22, 1941, Leningrad. Lin Shuo woke up during the bombing. The 29-year-old PLA special operations company commander became a 21-year-old Chinese student studying abroad. Outside the window, Barbarossa had just started. The city was about to be besieged for eight hundred and seventy-two days, and six hundred thousand people starved to death. From Luga to Pushkin City, from Hilisheli Fort to the Neva River Bridgehead, he led a team pulled from the broken army to fight the toughest battle in the most brutal siege. The siege will end. Spring will come. There is only one thing he has to do - to bring the survivors through the spring.