"Yi Yong Jun Yi Yang"

Author: Yang Daqun
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The Romance of the Volunteer Army is the author's 30th work, totaling 660,000 words, and took 10 years to complete. To write this book, he consulted a vast amount of materials related to the Northeast Volunteer Army, telling the story of the anti-Japanese resistance of the Northeast Volunteer Army outside the Great Wall. In 1931, when Japanese imperialists manufactured the Liutiaohu Incident in Shenyang, shelled Beibai Camp, occupied Shenyang, occupied Jinzhou, and seized the entire Northeast, the landscape changed, and the motherland was in peril. The Chinese nation and the entire Chinese people rose in resistance. After the "September 18th Incident," the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army first rose up in the Northeast. Wherever the Japanese Kwantung Army invaded, the Northeast people resisted. At that time, the leaders of these anti-Japanese volunteer armies included Geng Jizhou, Deng Tiemei, Miao Kexiu, Bai Yihua, Song Li, Huo Weizhou, Sun KuaiNong, and others like the Northeast folk hero Feng Laizi, known as "The Heaven-Dog Eating the Sun," Zheng Guiling from Jilin, Feng Zhanhai from Heilongjiang, and Ma Zhanshan from Heilongjiang. The Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, led by Yang Jingyu, commanded a team of fighters who, to save the motherland, were willing to shed their heads and blood, building a new Great Wall with the flesh and blood of the Chinese people. These great men, who lived magnificently and died gloriously, are the pride and spiritual backbone of the Northeast people and the Chinese nation. This is the grand theme that the novel praises.