Laying Low in Republican China, 1938: Starting with the Wenxi Fire

Living a small life in the Republic of China? Hehe! Isn't this just like those who yearn for warlords' concubines? ! ! !

I can understand you not participating in the Liberation War. After all, it is a civil war, but what does it mean to not participate in the Anti-Japanese War? You are living a life when the nation is in danger. Oh my God, did you know that overseas Chinese are donating money to fight the war? This kind of thinking is simply unreasonable and divorced from reality.

Do you want to survive the national crisis? There are all kinds of young people, but the key point is that there are artillery fires everywhere. How can you survive? Do you think it is modern?

The merchant girl does not know the hatred of the country's subjugation, but she still sings the flowers in the backyard across the river. It is still timeless after more than a thousand years.

I'm very curious as to why this kind of thing is recommended by the editor.

There is a local gangster brother-in-law who wants to become a fisherman. Will the wealth and weapons in Goldfinger be left to future generations? His parents died in the fire and he does not want to join the army to serve the country. Even if he survives liberation, he will still have to change his clothes in a big storm.

Fishing is too low-end. In the past, the lowest status was fishermen. Didn't the author know? What can't you do with your golden fingers? Just open a shop to cover it up when the time comes! So with money and supplies, you don't really need to think of ways to make a lot of money? Moreover, how can one feed a large family by fishing, and how can one launder so much money and supplies? How can you bring dignity to yourself and your family when you smell fishy? You don't really think that it's enough to catch a big boatload of fish every time, do you? It's so poisonous, the author has to go crazy to come up with this kind of plot!

This introduction is entirely about political stance. I don't know what the author thinks. Also, I'm really curious about how much it costs for those who write good reviews. Is there anyone who can share with me?

In 1938, Hunan was the main battlefield. Northern Hunan fell, and the waters of Dongting Lake were also a battlefield. The confrontation lasted for seven years. Does the introduction mean that you want to bring a maid to live a good life on the battlefield? You can also watch the Japanese army massacre along the Dongting Lake, right?

Whether you want to do it or not is a matter of attitude, and whether you can do it or not is a matter of ability. If you don't even think about it, this is obviously a problem with your political stance. If you write about it later, it will easily be removed from the shelves.