Eight hundred heroes

Author: Huang Renke
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Publish Date: 1996-08-01
Features: The long narrative novel Eight Hundred Heroes' Blood on the Four-Row Warehouses records the tragic history of the Shanghai Battle. It depicts how General Xie Jinquan led his troops to defend the Four-Row Warehouses and fought desperately against the Japanese until they were ultimately betrayed and killed by the Japanese intelligence agency. The book comprehensively reflects the Shanghai Battle, passionately praises the patriotic spirit of Chinese soldiers, and mercilessly exposes the cunning and cruelty of the Japanese intelligence agency, while condemning the corruption and ugliness of certain individuals within the Chinese military.
After the defeat of the Chinese army in the Shanghai Battle, the troops withdrew westward. Deputy Commander of the 530th Regiment of the 88th Division, Xie Jinquan, led his troops to defend the Four-Row Warehouses, an act that shook the world. This book, through the story of Xie Jinquan leading his troops to defend the Four-Row Warehouses and fighting desperately against the Japanese until they were betrayed and killed by the intelligence agency, comprehensively reflects the Shanghai Battle, passionately praises the patriotic spirit of Chinese soldiers, and mercilessly exposes the cunning and cruelty of the Japanese intelligence agency, while condemning the corruption and ugliness of certain individuals within the Chinese military. The book is rich in historical materials, with a twisting plot and suspenseful details, featuring little-known historical anecdotes and moving, tear-jerking scenes. It is both engaging to read and rich in literary and historical value.