Yan Ying, a Grand Master of the State of Qi, was a man of small stature but immense wisdom. He assisted Duke Jing in implementing benevolent policies internally and gaining the respect of other feudal lords externally, thus restoring Qi to its former strength. Duke Jing appointed him as the Chief Minister, and Yan Ying subsequently earned a reputation for sagacity among the feudal states. This comic strip is based on several well-known stories about Yan Ying. His diplomatic missions to the State of Chu and the incident of "Two Peaches Slaying Three Warriors" showcase his wit and talent, while his loyalty to his aging wife and his frugal lifestyle exemplify his noble character.

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The story of Lady Meng Jiang is one of China's Four Great Folktales, a tragic love story set during the brutal Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE). It tells of a woman's unwavering devotion to her husband, who was forced to labor on the Great Wall, and her powerful grief that, according to legend, brought a section of the mighty wall crashing down. It's a poignant tale of resilience against tyranny, deeply ingrained in Chinese culture.

The Story Begins...

After Emperor Qin Shi Huang unified the six states, he feared rebellion from the people. He adopted policies like "burning books and burying scholars alive" to control thought. A young man named Wan Xiliang, unwilling to burn his beloved books, escaped and hid in the garden of Elder Meng. Elder Meng and his wife grew fond of Wan Xiliang and arranged for him to marry their daughter, Meng Jiang Nü (Lady Meng Jiang). However, the authorities eventually discovered this, captured Wan Xiliang, and exiled him to the frontier to build the Great Wall.

Meng Jiang Nü missed her husband and quickly made him warm clothes. She traveled thousands of miles to find Wan Xiliang. When she arrived at the Great Wall, she saw piles of white bones. Believing her husband must have passed away, she wept bitterly. Unexpectedly, her cries caused a section of the Great Wall to collapse. Emperor Qin Shi Huang then forced Meng Jiang Nü to enter his palace. Meng Jiang Nü seized the opportunity to demand that he build an altar to commemorate Wan Xiliang and the hundreds of thousands of laborers who had died. During the ceremony, Meng Jiang Nü denounced Emperor Qin Shi Huang as a tyrant whose reign would not last, and then threw herself into the river to commit suicide.

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During the Second Sino-Japanese War, the invading Japanese forces faced fierce resistance, not only from the regular Chinese army but also from guerrilla forces operating behind enemy lines. These groups, often composed of local villagers, developed innovative tactics to fight a technologically superior enemy. This story is set in the central Hebei province, a crucial resistance base, and highlights one of the most famous of these tactics: tunnel warfare.

During the War of Resistance Against Japan, the Japanese invaders launched the brutal "May First Grand Sweep" against our anti-Japanese base in central Hebei. They intended to extinguish the flames of resistance with the inhumane "Three Alls Policy" (kill all, burn all, loot all). To crush this aggressive plot, the soldiers and civilians of our base area, under the leadership of the Party and Chairman Mao, fought for themselves and their villages. Using a network of tunnels that connected every house and every village, they engaged in a clever struggle against the Japanese invaders. Everywhere, there were vengeful traps, broadswords, spears, and guns. Under the elusive and powerful attacks of our soldiers and civilians, the Japanese invaders were finally drowned in the vast ocean of a people's war.

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During that era, following the invasion of China by the Eight-Nation Alliance, foreign strongmen from various world powers came to China to perform and showcase their skills. They often acted arrogantly, claiming supremacy and looking down upon the Chinese people. To defend national dignity, Huo Yuanjia resolutely set up a martial arts challenge stage in Shanghai for a month, specifically declaring his intent to compete against these foreign strongmen. Frightened, those foreign strongmen scattered and hid, with no one daring to challenge him to a fight.

By setting up this stage, Huo Yuanjia showcased the backbone of the Chinese nation and the indomitable spirit of the Chinese people.

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The monstrous crimes committed by Adolf Hitler, the leader of German fascism, in starting World War II, not only ignited the fierce resistance of peace-loving people worldwide but also caused strong resentment among some within the German military itself. A group of rebels, led by Claus von Stauffenberg, repeatedly plotted to assassinate Hitler. A bomb finally exploded in Hitler's headquarters, known as the "Wolf's Lair." However, due to several unforeseen circumstances, Hitler was not killed in the blast. Enraged, he brutally massacred the conspirators, quashing the military rebellion in Berlin in just eleven hours. This book is based on historical records, presenting a true story with a tense and gripping plot.

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