Copyright Registration No.: Guozuo Dengzi-2023-A-00294484
This is a monumental literary work ablaze with the spirit of patriotism. Through a sweeping, multi-volume narrative, the author gradually unfolds an epic panorama of the War of Resistance Against Japan, engraving with powerful strokes the stories of Zhou Xunlei, Zhang Hanzhao, Yang Yunzhen, and countless other iron-blooded pillars who stepped forward when the nation faced catastrophe and its land lay shattered. It was their blood and faith that forged the unyielding steel soul of the Chinese nation. At the same time, the work dissects with surgical detachment the bestial cruelty into which fascist invaders such as Shan Yan Xinfuu, Ono Genzaburo, and Ito Yuji were warped by war, while mercilessly pinning the servile, craven faces of traitors like Cheng Xuefu, Zhang Xifeng, and Yuan Motou to history's pillar of shame. And the faint glimmer of love, as plaintive as a song of grief, struggles amid smoke and bloodshed before blooming through steadfastness and sacrifice, becoming the gentlest and most profound inquiry into human nature.
The author poured sixteen years of heart and soul into this work, using war as a crucible, philosophy as a mirror, and love as a blade to temper humanity's nobility and baseness, resilience and fragility into a deafening cry of the times. When the foundations of civilization are trampled, only by upholding justice, understanding history clearly, and remembering suffering can a nation rise anew from the ashes.
With its profound substance, forceful pacing, and soaring emotion, this work is a resounding masterpiece in the treasury of Chinese literature!
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In this world, as long as nations and peoples exist, patriotism will be an eternal topic!
Historical literature originates from history, but it is not entirely confined to history. It expresses a spirit, a value, and the truth of humanity through history. It shapes spiritual symbols such as patriotism, loyalty, wisdom, and morality. It is the echo of the soul of a nation and an era!
Notes on the Creation of "My Motherland": Embedding philosophical passages within the smoke-filled, brutal battlefield narrative is a conscious and complete narrative concept of "My Motherland." The continuous artillery fire, the ever-flowing blood, and the successive sacrifices will constantly assault the reader's senses, accumulating a heavy psychological burden and keeping the reader's emotions in a state of tension for a long time. It is easy to become immersed in simple grief and indignation, and over time, aesthetic fatigue and sensory numbness will arise. Therefore, the author chooses to lay out contemplation in the intervals between intense battles. This is by no means an attempt to weaken the chilling cruelty of war itself, but to create a space for spiritual respite amidst the flames of war and the clash of swords. It allows the reader to briefly detach from the tense scenes of life and death, to slow down their emotions, to accept the suffering they have just witnessed, and to allow the surging emotions to settle, digest, and reflect. The deeper intention is to imbue this historical epic with a profound spiritual weight that transcends a mere record of battles. Literature is not simply storytelling; dramatic plots and vivid characters are merely its framework and vehicle. Truly powerful literature penetrates the surface of joy and sorrow, victory and defeat, delving into the human spirit. The battlefield is a testing ground where humanity is compressed to its extreme; life and death are separated by a mere hair's breadth. All worldly vanities, petty obsessions, and vain calculations crumble before destruction. Only in such extreme cruelty... Under such circumstances, reflections on society, life, the world, and even the vast universe will not degenerate into empty, detached talk. The author uses the weighty and substantial historical war as a vehicle, and through the heartfelt monologues of ordinary people caught in the flames of war, poses an eternal existential question to every reader who turns the page: How should one understand oneself, how can one find one's own coordinates in this vast world for a short and fragile life, and try to answer fundamental questions about the origin of existence, such as "What am I, and why am I me?" Literature never provides a single, definitive, and irrefutable standard answer. The entire book fully entrusts the right to independent thinking to every reader. When you close the book, the intense scenes of carnage on the battlefield will gradually fade with time, but the soul-searching questions that arose amidst the thunderous roar of artillery fire will remain in your heart for a long time. It guides people to step out of the plot framework of the story itself and look back at the endless suffering and unyielding struggle that the entire nation has experienced. It slowly extends from the grand narrative of the nation and country to the profound self-reflection of individual life, and to re-examine the fundamental meaning of the inseparable connection between the self, life, and the nation. War writes about the suffering and destruction that the body has to endure, while the philosophical thoughts interspersed between the battles write about the spirit of people that has never been extinguished in desperate situations. It tells us that even when we are on the verge of destruction, we still have the power to look up at the world, examine ourselves, and seek the origin of life.
—A true novel is always an epitaph that writers carve for civilization with their own flesh and blood! Historical literature originates from history, but it is not entirely confined to history. It expresses a spirit, a value, and the truth of humanity through history. It shapes spiritual symbols such as patriotism, loyalty, wisdom, and morality. It is the echo of the soul of a nation and an era!