Qu Xia: Qu's sister.
Qu Xia: Qu En's sister, firm party member, Li Qing's first love; She is an assistant of Qu En, who was arrested and imprisoned in the "white terror". No matter in prison or after she was released from prison, she persisted in carrying out revolutionary work and fighting against the Kuomintang reactionaries. She was once infatuated, but she became a revolutionary couple with Huangpu classmate Mu. That's because she was tortured in prison and couldn't have children. What he means is-if you want to love Li Qing, you must give him integrity, otherwise. . .
Qu Mu: the mother of Qu En and Qu Xia, party member with noble ideological consciousness, and the image of loving mother with traditional female virtues in China; While taking care of the children's lives, she undertakes the underground work of the correspondent; For the sake of the overall situation of the revolution, she sacrificed her beloved son, put her daughter in prison and parted from her grandchildren, but she finally won.
Dong Jianchang: A Kuomintang veteran.
Dong Jianchang: a veteran of the national revolution, far-sighted, smart and fickle; He changed camps repeatedly in the changeable situation, and was appraised as "a speculator who specializes in buying political futures". However, his concern for the future of the nation is heartfelt, his love for China is unshakable, and his support for the Qing Dynasty is put into action. He finally recognized the historical direction, responded to China's call and led a peaceful uprising.
Qu En: Instructor of Huangpu Military Academy
Qu En: * * * a staunch revolutionary fighter, an instructor of Huangpu Military Academy, a life mentor and revolutionary guide of Li Qing; In order to stick to his faith, he gave up love, and in order to protect the revolution, he sacrificed his body; His spirit and thoughts had a great influence on Li Qing and always guided the growth of Li Qing.
Yang Lihua: Yang's parents and daughter.
Yang Lihua: Yang's parents and daughters joined the trend of the Great Revolution very early and were Democrats in the Kuomintang. She inadvertently led Li Qing to the road of revolution, but she chose another road different from Li Qing's. She is mentally attached to Qu En, a member of the * * * Party, but the doctrinal dispute makes them drift away. She adopted Qu En's son, never married, and then went to Taiwan Province Province with Liren.
Yang Liren: Yang's parents and children.
Yang Liren: Yang's parents are affectionate, loyal and affectionate, and have a strong enthusiasm for saving the country, but they serve the self-proclaimed "orthodox" Kuomintang regime; His emotional fate and political character kept him in a state of competition with Li Qing. Finally, he fled to Taiwan Province Province with the Kuomintang regime.
Yang Liqing: Yang Jia Lao San
Yang Liqing: The third child of the Yang family, with a stubborn nature, has repeatedly caused trouble. I was at odds with my brother since I was a child, and I was enlightened by * * * at Huangpu Military Academy. After years of hard fighting, honest, sincere and optimistic, he gradually grew into an excellent revolutionary soldier; He missed his first love since Huangpu-Qu Xia (arrested and imprisoned for 8 years), but became a revolutionary lover with the widow of his life mentor.
Mu: Class 6, Huangpu Phase III, a working-class student, a senior party member native, honest and brave; In the complicated struggle environment, he was prejudiced against Yang Liqing because he failed to join the Party, and then dared to face up to his mistakes and fight side by side with Li Qing. After he was released from prison, he was considerate of Qu Xia, moved by Qu Xia, and became a revolutionary couple.
Fan Xiliang: the monitor of Class 6 of Huangpu Phase III, a passionate Kuomintang general; He taught Li Qing the demeanor of a professional soldier. He formulated the class rules that "classmates are classmates, and steel knives belong to steel knives". He executed the order of shooting Qu En aboveboard, and he gave his life for justice in the anti-Japanese battlefield.
Chu Cai: an important member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, a typical politician, is very shrewd; Politically, he has always played the role of Yang Liren's spiritual mentor, constantly brainwashing the opposition with the logic of inner-party orthodoxy and "doing whatever it takes to achieve its goal".