A Thousand Miles Journey to Lufeng

In the autumn of 1940, Suzhou had been occupied for two years, and the water town south of the Yangtze River became an enemy-occupied hinterland controlled by the Japanese army. Sentries were densely posted in the streets and alleys, and all the waterways of Yangcheng Lake were blocked by armored motorboats. The entire ancient city was shrouded in oppressive gunpowder smoke all day long. Chen Jingheng, who had just returned from studying in England, stepped onto the Suzhou pier alone, clutching a photo entrusted to him by a friend in his palm. The person in the photo was Yusuke Yoshida, who was about to take up residence in Suzhou and take charge of the Japanese defense in the south of the Yangtze River. Horse hooves roared in the streets, and the Japanese army marched into the city. Yusuke Yoshida, dressed in military uniform, rode at the front of the group. His cold eyes swept over the people along the street, and a sense of oppression swept across the entire long street. Chen Jingheng stood in the crowd and could clearly see the face of the invader who was trampling on his homeland. He scanned the crowd and noticed several figures with neat figures and calm auras. It was obvious that they were all capable. Chen Jingheng, who was determined to save the country, immediately wanted to get acquainted with him and invite everyone to join forces to fight against the Japanese invaders, but unfortunately he failed. This setback awakened the passionate scholar. He could not fight against powerful enemies in troubled times by relying only on book strategies and weak self-defense skills. As opportunities passed, people with sincerity met one after another: a scholar from abroad who was good at strategizing, a woman who lurked in enemy camps to collect intelligence, a young man who was proficient in fighting in water towns, and a gentle and tough battlefield doctor. Together, they formed the Lu Feng team. The team took root in the reeds of Yangcheng Lake and dealt with the Japanese army under Yusuke Yoshida, the puppet traitors and the concession forces. Starting from Suzhou, they traveled to Shanghai and went north to Qilu and traveled thousands of miles of war smoke. A group of ordinary people used their flesh and blood as their frontline and relied on their lonesome courage to protect the mountains and rivers of their homeland in the long war.