Chronicle of Bandit Suppression (2)
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who enjoy full-length War of Resistance novels and seek grand narratives and battle scenes
- Readers interested in group portraiture and multi-threaded narratives woven through many characters
- Readers who hope to experience patriotic devotion and national spirit through story
- Readers with serial reading habits who are willing to follow a long work in order
Not a good fit for
- Readers who prefer light, humorous, or urban romance subjects and are sensitive to war content
- Readers accustomed to short, fast-paced works who prefer not to follow numerous character threads
Reading tips
- Read the first volume of Dang Kou Zhuan first to clarify the main character relationships and earlier plot before entering this volume.
- Jot down characters as they appear and their allegiances while reading, to keep the threads clear within the group narrative.
- Slow down appropriately during battle passages and note the author's detailed portrayal of characters' psychology and scenes.
- After finishing, revisit the work alongside historical background materials on the War of Resistance to deepen understanding of its themes.
About the publisher
Northern Literature and Art Publishing House focuses on contemporary and modern literary and artistic works, literary theory, and translations of foreign literature, while also covering categories such as history, popular science, Eastern philosophy, and world classics. Its collection includes 737 titles, with representative publications ranging from traditional Chinese classics such as Records of the Grand Historian, The Exploitation of the Works of Nature, and The Analects to foreign literary works including the complete classic plays of Shakespeare, Balzac's Old Goriot and Eugénie Grandet (in celebrated translations by Fu Lei), and The Complete Sherlock Holmes. Its author resources span classical figures such as Sima Qian, Song Yingxing, and Confucius, foreign writers such as Shakespeare and Balzac, and translators such as Zhu Shenghao and Fu Lei. The press combines the transmission of classics with an orientation toward general reading, developing a distinctive profile in both the editing of traditional texts and the translation of foreign literature. Public information is limited, so the above emphasizes the publishing profile reflected in the books held in the collection.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 第三十四章:众英雄聚义盘龙洞 扬起抗日救国军旗
- 第三十五章:野杏花巧嘴去说媒 许三施计丧尽天良
- 第三十六章:贤貌女携泪进吴宅 洞房夜壮士斩恶魔
- 第三十七章:小英雄夜走清水县 路遇难人挺身而出
- 第三十八章:清水县吴霸入大狱 众义士献策救英雄
- 第三十九章:众壮士武馆谋良策 老英雄扬鞭盘龙洞
- 第四十章:众豪杰聚议商大事 遭不测警局捕苏和
- 第四十一章:五路兵马夜袭城廓 歼寇除害高扬国威
- 第四十二章:陀岚山下二贼复苏 奔回新京又施诡计
- 第四十三章:夺宝盗贼举兵进山 盘龙洞撒天罗地网
- 第四十四章:假猎人吕品三带路 飞石崖下鬼子溃败
- 第四十五章:主峰前旌旗斗宝参 东少缺兵败如山倒
- 第四十六章:洋人县长选美娶妻 李大下巴作恶多端
- 第四十七章:良家女被救脱虎口 北斗献策欲斩豺狼
- 第四十八章:四美女舍身闯县府 花绿舞会色魔辞世
- 第四十九章:草上飞弃寨河西岸 鬼子兵扎寨白桦林
- 第五十章:出奇兵讨东洋强盗 五星河血淹渡筏鬼
- 第五十一章:各路豪杰兵临城下 邵杰反戈共歼日寇
- 第五十二章:裴家屯姐妹俩投宿 孪生女险嫁双胞妹
- 第五十三章:女豪杰飞马裴家屯 大宅美女离家远行
- 第五十四章:寻找桃花拯救杏花 红鼻张麻子遭报应
- 第五十五章:怡香院就出苦命女 杜家堡子八女结拜
- 第五十六章:擒汉奸捉拿秋龟三 点天灯为民除恶气
- 第五十七章:踏碎铁蹄寻找爱妻 老乡绅神话俩狼山
- 第五十八章:柳树林化险识范勇 俩狼山亲人重相逢
- 第五十九章:小豆包复仇害柴家,众英雄牢里救五人
- 第六十章:东洋人兵进俩狼山 两队兄弟共歼日寇
- 第六十一章:众英雄血战俩狼山 败寇贼魂飘东洋岛
- 第六十二章:二道街前壮士雪恨 走投无路巧遇石彪
- 第六十三章:四豪杰飞马脱险境 西河套派兵援北斗
- 第六十四章:柳林歼寇大获全胜 豹头派人寨外勾结
- 第六十五章:特二当家吴霸升职 豹头称病城里谋变
- 第六十六章:战江龙宰南斗天罡 盘龙洞吉林发援兵
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About the author
Pan Jinglong is an author about whom limited public information is available; details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background remain unknown, and 14 of his works are held in the collection. Judging from the existing titles, his writing spans categories including otherworld continents, war and military fiction, and social novels, showing considerable range in subject matter. The titles Iron Banner of Liaoxi and Green Hills and Fertile Fields carry a distinct sense of place and period, possibly pointing to historical or rural narratives, while the multi-volume Tunmai series, released in successive upper and lower volumes, is substantial in length and demonstrates the author's ability to sustain long-form structure. Overall, Pan Jinglong's works combine fantasy and realism, offering both the imaginative construction of otherworld continents and writing that engages with social reality, while the war and military titles add a more robust tone. Owing to the lack of biographical material and the author's own account of his writing, a more detailed assessment of his style is difficult at present, and readers may learn more by turning to the works themselves.