Pain of the strait

Author: Yang Shaoheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Du Ronglin, a Communist Party fighter who bravely fought in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, and devoted himself to the peaceful construction and reform and opening-up. Luo Jin, a fleeing soldier from Taiwan, an undercover agent, and a, finally became a Taiwanese businessman actively investing and setting up factories on the mainland. They once faced each other in a life-or-death struggle with swords and guns, but finally, due to their common children, common blood ties, common culture, and common future, their enmity faded, and they developed mutual respect, sharing the same blue sky over the Taiwan Strait. How much blood and tears were shed, how much love was involved, and how many thrilling stories there were! The author explores: What kind of strait is the Taiwan Strait? Is it a natural geographical strait or a strait of the national soul? The author concludes: The Chinese nation may experience the pain of amputation, but it will never sever an arm.