Hakka

In the late Qing Dynasty, the Hakkas were persecuted by the Qing government and forced to flee overseas. They formed a group of eighteen relics of the Hakka family of the Hakka leaders. Under the leadership of Zhong Mengchang, they crossed the Nanyang. Sell ​​piglets, open mines, and establish a commercial system that is popular among Chinese. Another part of the people traveled across the Pacific to the depths of the Rocky Mountains to repair the railway for Americans. In the struggle to risk their lives, they learned to survive, learned technology, learned to use the law, and became the representative of industrial civilization. After many years, 18 Hakka disciples scattered around the world returned to Guangzhou from all directions, carrying the dream of revitalizing Tangshan and bringing the commercial revolution and industrial revolution back to China. But the reality is that they are being chased again. They were forced to raise the banner of their ancestors' cloud corps and participate in the vigorous political struggle of the Revolution of 1911. For an oath, for a dream of reviving their homeland, they began a life of battle. From the end of the Qing Dynasty to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, they went on and on, paid the price of three generations of life, and polished the three shining characters of "Hakka" with blood. (Source: Douban) Edit Translation

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