Introduction:

Hakka businessman Jian Yangchun returned to Tangshan with revolutionary funds raised from Nanyang and discovered the love affair between his youngest son Jian Zhaoqing and his enemy's daughter Tao. Jane Zhaoqing is not Jane Yangchun's own son, but Shi Yanzu, the son of revolutionary partner Shi Zhizhong. Jian Yangchun took care of Shi Zhizhong's industry in Nanyang wholeheartedly, hoping that Jian Zhaoqing would return the historian's industry to him when he grew up.

Kuang Qiuju inadvertently exposed Zhu Jin, a female revolutionary who had helped her, and Zhu Jin was Shi Ruxue, the eldest daughter of Shi Zhizhong who was fostered in the wet nurse's house 16 years ago, and also Jane Zhaoqing's own sister. When War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out, Jian Zhaoqing ran among patriotic overseas Chinese and threw himself into the torrent of the war of resistance without hesitation.

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Role introduction—

1, Jane Zhaoqing

The protagonist of this play, the adopted son of Hakka businessman Jian Yangchun. Jane Zhaoqing went through all the hardships to come to Nanyang. On the ship captured as a "pig" and exiled to Nanyang, Jian Zhaoqing faced oppression and was not afraid of power, seeking survival, rights and happiness for overseas Chinese. He called on Hakka compatriots to unite as one and become brothers, leading them to compete with evil forces and become spiritual leaders of all overseas Chinese.

2. Tao Yanshu

Jane Zhaoqing's wife, who is a good family, has been well educated since she was a child. She waited for her husband "Jian Zhaoqing" but there was no news, and finally went to Nanyang to look for it. In the end, she also died for love, which is the most tragic ending.

3. Kuang Qiuju

Kuang Qiuju, who was separated from her brother, was raped by the bad guys on the way to find her brother. Later, when she found out she was pregnant, she wanted to die. Fortunately, she was saved. Later, stubborn, she became an "unmarried mother".