Ch. 161The Map on the Copper Fragment Wasn't a Map of China?!
Key Plot Points and Events
- A-Xin, initially reluctant to join the war, decides to stay in Binhai to study and support his family.
- The family faces financial hardships and Japanese oppression during the six-year occupation of Binhai.
- A-Xin and his wife have two more children, and A-Xin becomes a teacher.
- The family is forced to flee westward when the Japanese invade again, leading A-Xin to join a revolutionary organization.
Character Developments
- A-Xin grows from a young man into a mature, responsible family pillar and decides to join the revolution.
- Peilan, A-Xin's mother, accepts her son's decision to join the revolution, recalling her own past as a revolutionary's wife.
- A-Xin's wife supports his decision to join the revolution.
Significant Themes
- Sacrifice for one's country and family.
- The struggle against foreign oppression and domestic corruption.
- The passage of time and the changing dynamics of a family.
Character Interactions
- A-Xin and his mother, Peilan, have a heartfelt conversation about his decision to join the revolution.
- A-Xin and his wife discuss and agree on his decision to leave for the revolution.
- The family faces challenges together, with A-Xin's wife and children showing understanding and support for his decision.