Swords of Southern Yue: A Chronicle of the War of Resistance by the Military and Civilians of Guangdong Navy

Author: Lei Duo
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: In the later stages of the Wuchang Campaign, the Japanese forces successfully ambushed Daya Bay, and Guangzhou surrendered without a fight, leading to the occupation of South China by Japanese fascism. On this land once known as Baiyue—now comprising Guangdong and Hainan provinces, as well as Hong Kong Island—the descendants of the Chinese merpeople raised the sword of righteous revenge. Led by the Dongjiang Column and the Qiongya Column of the Communist Party of China, along with other anti-Japanese armed forces, they roamed the mountains, forests, and islands of South China, like orphans, elders, overseas compatriots, and international anti-fascist heroes. Together, they left behind a solemn anthem of justice in this ancient corner of the Pacific Ocean, written in blood.