Kill the Bandits

In 1931, the Japanese invaders brazenly launched the "September 18th" Incident, extending the claws of their war of aggression into the vast black land. The millions of Japanese pioneers who followed in the footsteps of the Japanese invading army also broke into the Northeast like locusts. These pioneering groups used all kinds of shameless means to seize land, houses, livestock and other means of production and living from the people of Northeast China, plunging the people of Northeast China into dire straits. Liu Feiyu's family originally lived a peaceful life in the village, but the Japanese development group wanted to buy Liu Feiyu's land and house for one yuan, but was rejected. The pioneering group used a vicious trick to bribe bandits to burn down the Liu family's house. Liu Feiyu's mother died fighting the fire. Liu Feiyu and his father were lucky enough to escape because they went out to work. Liu Feiyu's father avenged his wife and killed the leader of the Japanese pioneering regiment. He then organized a team to fight the Japanese invaders, but finally died in a sneak attack by the traitor Zhuang Biao. Liu Feiyu, a sixteen-year-old boy, pursued the traitor Zhuang Biao and killed the Japanese invaders in order to avenge his country and his family.