The Burning Love

The original title of this book was "Flickering Lights of Fireworks," which was changed to "The Beautiful Woman of the Beacon Fire" upon publication

This is a passage about the past of China, the decline of the Qing Dynasty, where there are no longer noble families in the world; people may either be like fish in a frying pan or be well-connected across the seas

This is a segment of Shanghai's old dreams, a bustling scene of ten miles, where the winds of change intertwine with the destinies of individuals and the honor and disgrace of the nation

This is an epic of a woman, marked by extraordinary experiences in her youth, the lingering sorrow of love, and the painful entanglements of marriage, ultimately forging a legendary tale that captivates the hearts of men, illuminating the beauty of the Republic of China era

An epic of silent heartache, with years of flames and smoke, heroes left in awe, love and hatred intertwined, capturing the essence of a grand era in a single stroke

"The Burning Love" is set against the backdrop of the tumultuous Shanghai, narrating the story of Tong Yuwan, a princess born into a declining Manchu royal family during the late Qing Dynasty. Spanning the reign of Emperor Xuantong, the Xinhai Revolution, the Northern Expedition, and the War of Resistance against Japan, it chronicles her journey through family decline, the baptism of war, and the trials of love and separation. Ultimately, through her own strength and wisdom, she revitalizes her family's business and becomes one of the foremost female leaders in Shanghai.

This book is the same-named film and television work, the original novel of the latest modern historical drama "The Beautiful Heart Strategy" by the original author, a perfect unabridged edition of "The Fiery Beauty".