Father and Son Go into Battle

Qiao Richeng is an honest and honest farmer from Northeast China. He makes a living by selling tofu, and is nicknamed "Qiao Tofu". He had three sons. The eldest son died when Zhang Zuolin was young. The second son joined the Fengjun Army and was promoted to company deputy. He died on the way back to the army during the Great War in the Central Plains. Only the third son Qiao Qun, who had a naughty nature, was left. Qiao Richeng was afraid of another accident and wanted to keep him by his side. Unfortunately, Qiao Qun likes to dance with guns and sticks, causing trouble all day long. He fell in love with a girl from the Lin family, but was rejected by her on the grounds that she was "unmotivated", so he ran away from home in anger. When he competed with Japanese soldiers in Fengtian, he was spotted by an instructor at the Jiangwu Hall and joined the Northeastern Army. Qiao Richeng, who hated soldiers and bandits deeply, strongly opposed it and led the villagers to kidnap his son back. During the conflict between soldiers and civilians, Qiao Qun accidentally shot his comrade and was sentenced to prison. Outside prison, Qiao Richeng sold his land and took care of business; in prison, Qiao Qun met a group of desperadoes and prepared to escape from prison. Qiao Qun joined the army from the civilians, then became a bandit from the soldiers, and finally joined the Anti-Japanese Alliance. Qiao Richeng was concerned about his son's safety and was forced to follow him. Although this tofu man had no force, he experienced the baptism of fire and gradually grew into an alternative anti-war hero.