Tiger Roars: Eight Years (Part II)

Author: Wen Jingbang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Crisis in North China! The Crisis in Inner Mongolia! The Japanese army's arrogance grows wildly, invincible. Chiang Kai-shek insists on the policy of "focusing on internal affairs while dealing with external threats," ordering Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng to suppress the Communists in the Northwest. This finally triggers the mutiny. This book is a supplementary part of the long historical novel Roaring Eight Years, vividly depicting the situation in China from the Xi'an Incident to the lead-up to the July 7th Incident. It features both the high-level strategic struggles and the conflicts of interest between China and Japan, as well as the power struggles within various factions, the fierce competition between rivals, the hidden currents, and the thrilling dynamics. It also touches on the private lives of various characters, portrayed in a magnificent and captivating manner, making it impossible to put down.