God's Abandoned Land

Chinese ace pilot Chen Dingrui and American Chinese adopted son Zhang Sujie single-handedly transported supplies from Hong Kong to enemy lines in the face of a national crisis. In the most difficult times, the two captains managed to maintain two routes and established a deep brotherhood. AVIC invested heavily in the construction of Myitkyina Airport. As soon as the airport was completed, Myitkyina fell. The airport built by AVIC fell into the hands of the Japanese army. Zero fighter jets took off from Myanmar, and the combat radius directly cut into China's only aviation outlet. The U. S. Tenth Air Force Group and the China National Aviation Corporation began flying over the Himalayas, which were barely capable of flying at that time. Historically known as the Northern Line of Camelback. Shake, McDonald, and Chen Dingrui were sent to fly on the route. The aircraft are old, lack navigation systems, and have no way to provide weather forecasts for the Himalayan airspace. Planes crash almost every day, and people die every day. Faced with many difficulties, Chen Dingrui and others relied on their excellent technology to overcome the difficulties and ensure the smooth flow of the route.