
Taihang Mountain Chronicles
太行山风云录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 59k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 11d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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To our readers:
Dear readers and friends, hello everyone, I am Feng from Taihang Mountain. Before writing "Taihang Mountain Chronicles", I consulted a large number of public historical materials on party history, military history and the Taihang Memorial Hall. Every battle, every decision, and every time node in the book is as well-documented as possible. I don't write about the exhilaration of tearing apart the Japanese with my hands, or the passion of the magic soldiers descended from the sky. I just want to write about one thing honestly: how a group of ordinary Chinese people defended this mountain and river with their lives in the Taihang Mountains from 1937 to 1945. This book has no protagonist, only the separation of life and death; there is no golden finger, only the dependence of the army and the people. Chen Shanhe, Li Cui'e, Wang Tiezhu, and Zhao Wen are my fictional characters, but their stories are the real experiences of thousands of Taihang descendants. The new book has just been published, and the updates will be stable. There is a long road ahead. I would like to thank every reader who is willing to accompany me into the Taihang Mountains.