Eagle God

Author: Ye Huaiqing
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Features: The Eagle God provides a panoramic depiction of the rise and development of the Chinese Air Force and its flight schools amidst the flames of war. The novel follows the journey of Houduo Miao Yun, who gradually grows into a flight commander before tragically sacrificing his life when his aircraft is shot down, leaving a 72-hole crater. It spans a wide timeline and multiple perspectives, recounting the passionate legends of the iron-hearted sons like pilots Fang Xiangyun, Miao Yun, Zhang Kailin, Zhao Jinyuan, and Leng Daowen as they soar through the skies like eagles. It also tells the untold love and sorrow of tender-hearted women such as the Japanese communication officer Hikari Tsukimiya, the Korean pilot Choi Yuelan, the aviation doctor Fang Xiaoyue, and the Uyghur military family member Kamal. The intricate story is both thrilling and deeply moving. This book is an artistic interpretation of real historical materials, and its publication has been enthusiastically supported and heartily endorsed by many elderly pilots and military experts. Unlike typical military-themed novels, the author focuses more on portraying ordinary pilots and the humanity amidst the flames of war, thereby revealing the mysterious face of the Chinese Air Force to readers more clearly. It has become a shocking highlight in both the military and literary circles in recent years.