And Then There Were None

There was an island that was located just offshore of Quliang City in the Tongjiang Province. This island could be found at the junction of the East China Sea and the South China Sea.

In the early War of Liberation period, the naval forces were stationed here. The army officers and soldiers named the island Yongjin Island, which was a name that meant that the soldiers would never retreat.

With the passage of time, the local residents gradually confused the original meaning of the island's name. So, today, this unmanned island far away from land has been gradually forgotten by most people, and no one was investigating it anymore.

Above the vast sea, the wind rushed and the waves rolled. It was just before dawn, and the sun shone faintly from the distant sea level. It had not yet illuminated the whole sea surface.

At that moment, a white arc appeared in the distance. This was what the local people often called the "daybreak white."