In 1944, on the front line of the Chinese War of Resistance Against Japan, the Tenth Army was ordered to defend the important central and southern city of Hengyang at that time, holding the city alone for forty-seven days in a situation where the enemy’s strength was far superior to ours. The author, in the form of a diary, leads readers back to the historical scene, panoramically recreating what happened during these forty-seven days, while using the three-line narration of the defending army, the enemy army, and the supporting army to fully reflect the cruelty of the war and the contradictions and struggles of human nature. By unraveling the threads, it reveals the countless connections between this battle and major historical events of the same period. Under the influence of fate and the torrent of history, can individuals and groups reverse the trend?
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