Bai Wenwei is an ordinary young man living in the turbulent Chinese era of the early 20th century. In the face of imperialist aggression and civil turmoil, he decided to join the ranks of the country's salvation and survival. He was not born in a prominent family, but he had a heart that loved his country and had the courage to take responsibility. At the same time, Bai Wenwei also has a keen intelligence and a witty mind, which has become the key to his important role in the national crisis.
At that time, China faced not only the greedy aggression of the Western powers, but also the threat of Japanese militarism. Japan is not only eyeing China's territory, but is also trying to divide and annex the "Majima" region on China's northeastern border. This area originally belonged to China and was mainly inhabited by ethnic Koreans. However, Japan and South Korea tried to make this land their own through a strategy of gradual encroachment.
In the face of the threat of Japan and South Korea, the Qing ** was helpless and powerless to resist. The evidence presented by the Chinese was easily dismissed. However, Bai's actions saved the day for China. He learned of the "Daedongyu Map" drawn by the North Korean geographer Kim Jong-ho, which clearly marked the "island" as Chinese territory, and proved that Changbai Mountain, Tianchi and other places were also inseparable parts of China.
Bai Wenwei decided to obtain this key evidence at all costs. He disguised himself as a businessman, infiltrated Seoul, and after a series of well-planned actions, finally purchased this precious map at his home in Korea, and completed the transaction for 500 silver dollars. He then faced the challenge of bringing this evidence back to China safely.
After Bai Wenwei got the map, he had to evade pursuit under a tight search and bring the map back to China safely. He first sought asylum from the Chinese consulate in North Korea, but was advised to return to China immediately by the consular adviser, who feared it would cause more annoyance. As a result, Bai Wenwei set off again in disguise, encountering numerous difficulties and challenges along the way, including the investigation of Japanese soldiers.
However, Bai Wenwei was witty and composed, hid the map closely, and even when he was searched, he behaved calmly and did not reveal the truth. Eventually, Bai Wenwei succeeded in bringing the map back to China.
However, his actions were not without sacrifice. In the process of disguise, he lost his identity and even gave up the opportunity to meet his beloved. He traveled a long way, faced constant dangers, and even died of illness soon after, at the age of 22.
Although Bai Wenwei's life was so short, his actions protected the interests of the Chinese state and indirectly thwarted the attempts of Japan and South Korea. His courageous actions bought China time and space for struggle, and laid the foundation for the later War of Resistance Against Japan.
Bai Wenwei's deeds were widely publicized and became a model for resisting imperialist aggression at that time. His spirit of sacrifice and selfless dedication has always inspired Chinese revolutionaries. His story has also deeply influenced the national consciousness and pride of the Chinese people.
To this day, Bai Wenwei is regarded as a model of Chinese patriotism. His deeds are widely circulated and frequently appear in educational, literary and artistic works. His courage and spirit of sacrifice have always inspired the Chinese people to firmly defend the interests of the country and strive for national rejuvenation.