A war without gunpowder quietly broke out in the deep compound of a wealthy businessman in Yichang. Su Wan, a female agent of the Communist Party of China, transforms into a cold family doctor, but she is caught in a game of people's hearts that is sharper than a scalpel; Zhou Ruocheng, the idealistic son of the Zhou family, grows up torn between his traitorous father and the hatred of the country and the family; even the aunts and wives who seem to only be jealous, each hides a shocking secret... There are no thunderous artillery fires on the front line here, but there is an undercurrent of rolled-up cheongsams: the hairpins in the dressing box are deadly weapons, the delicacies at the banquet have hidden passwords, and even the babbling lyrics on the stage may be secret commands that determine the outcome of the battle! The countdown to the "Dead Leaf Project" sounded - Japanese pirates were approaching Yichang, and countless arms personnel gathered in Yichang in urgent need of transportation. The traitors colluded with the Japanese invaders to try to create a shocking explosion. Carrying the country's last industrial fire. Can the conspiracy be crushed before the dry season? Can we uphold national justice amidst family feuds? In the layer-by-layer reversal of the puzzle, everyone is a chess piece and everyone is a chess player! "What you think is a house fight is actually a secret war; the family affection you see may be a trap."
"Yichang 1938" is based on real historical events, integrating espionage, suspense, and feelings of family and country. It will take you back to the era when cheongsams and guns danced together, and see how a group of little people who have not been recorded in history use wisdom, blood, and faith to turn things around in the dark! "The signal has sounded, please take the roll——"
