At the end of the Qing Dynasty, when the mountains and rivers were in turmoil, the Sun family in Wuxi, a scholarly family, started an epic story of serving the country that lasted for three generations and lasted for a hundred years. Both of his fathers, Sun Kui, devoted themselves to the reform and traveled eastward to seek knowledge. They preserved chivalry in troubled times and cultivated family tradition through writing, laying the foundation for future generations to cultivate both civil and military skills and serve their country well.
Sun Yi'an studied both Chinese and Western arts, as well as both civil and military education since childhood. He graduated from the Japanese Army Military Academy. After returning to China, he met his beloved Wang Qingyuan and took root in his family and country. He coached Huangpu, believed in the truth and secretly joined the party. He lurked in the white terror, secretly delivering information to the Red Army and guarding the revolutionary spark. After the Xi'an Incident, he went to Yan'an, where he led troops to resist the Japanese and made outstanding achievements. He also trained a large number of special operations cadres, which benefited many later generations in the war to defend the country. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he continued to achieve great success. He stepped down and devoted himself to the machinery industry to build the country through hard work.
The family tradition is passed down from generation to generation, and the descendants of the Sun family each shoulder their missions and pursue their dreams: the eldest son, Sun Jinyan, stayed in the Soviet Union and returned to China, where he deeply cultivated infrastructure and built the backbone of engineering; the second son, Sun Shen, fought four battles and guarded the country throughout his life; the only daughter, Sun Wen, inherited the spirit of a doctor and devoted herself to neurosurgery to save the world and save people. Three generations of a family may have established their heritage through literature, guarded the border with guns, built foundations with fine craftsmanship, or practiced medicine to protect the people. With military service as their bones and ink as their soul, they continued to write the Chinese family's responsibility for the family and country with a hundred years of sincerity.
