What are the lines after the classic Lin Hai Xue Yuan code phrase "the king of heaven covers the tigers of the earth, the pagoda subdues the river demons"? There's plenty of rice on the ground, and there's a root!" "There's rice on the ground. "Heavenly King covers the tiger, Pagoda subdues the river demon" is from the black code of "Lin Hai Xue Yuan".

About the Work

Lin Hai Xue Yuan (林海雪原), published by People's Literature Publishing House (人民文学出版社), is a novel written by Qu Bo (曲波), in 2005. The novel describes the story of a small detachment of the Northeast Democratic Allied Army, led by the regimental chief of staff Shao Jianbo, and the scouting hero Yang Zirong, who fights with the bandit gang of the Zaoshan Eagles of Weihu Mountain, and goes deep into the forest and snowy plains to carry out the mission of eliminating bandits.

Author's Introduction

Qu Bo (1923-2002), a native of Penglai, Shandong Province, joined the Eighth Route Army after graduating from high school at the age of 15. He entered the Jiaodong Anti-Japanese Military and Political Science University in 1943, and after graduation, he worked as a newspaper reporter in the Jiaodong Military Region. in early 1945, he served as the vice-political commissar of the Second Regiment of the Mudanjiang Military Region, and in the winter of 1946. In the winter of 1946, he personally led a small detachment to penetrate into the vast forest and snow-covered plains of the Northeast region to fight against the remnants of the Kuomintang bandits in the Mudanjiang area. After nearly half a year of hard struggle, finally wiped out these stubborn bandits, for the complete liberation of the northeastern people, made a significant contribution.

This is the important life foundation and realistic subject matter of the writer's later creation of Linhai Xueyuan.

In the fall of 1950, Qu Bo was transferred to local work due to serious injuries, and was transferred to the industrial front.

In the spring of 1952, he wrote the full-length novel Linhai Xueyuan with tenacity and perseverance, and in August 1956, he completed the 400,000-word draft of the book. After "Lin Hai Xue Yuan", Qu Bo wrote long novels "Shan Huo Hai Xiao" and "Qiaolong Soaring" on the theme of anti-Japanese war.