May I ask a question? I'm writing a war novel, but there's a problem that I've been struggling with.

I'm writing a war novel, but there's a problem that I've been struggling with. The story starts from 1926. The male lead is a warlord commander. Because his father is the Su family's warlord, Commander Su, he should be a commander because he has to go to the battlefield. The plot needs it.
But I also heard that at that time, Zhang Xueliang was the only major? Was he the only Major in the entire country? I don't write about those great people in my novel, such as Zhang Xueliang, Zhang Zuolin, Jiang Jieshi, Mao Ze-dong, and so on. Their names will never appear in my novel. Ask for an answer

Answer 1

The problem with the war novels. When writing a war novel, some complicated problems might be involved, such as:

1. China's Political and Social Situation During the Anti-Japanese War
The Chinese people's national identity and historical memory
3. Tactics and Military Techniques of the Chinese and Japanese Armies
China's social class and cultural background during the war
The Life and Survival of the Chinese People during the Anti-Japanese War

These questions may involve some sensitive and complex topics, so they need to be carefully considered during the writing process.

If you have any questions or need more help, you should first collect some relevant information or consult some experienced people.