In the face of a national crisis, Li Deming, a platoon leader who was born into a wealthy young man, broke through the barriers of his feudal family and resolutely threw himself into the iron-blooded torrent of national liberation. With his passionate blood, he embarked on the anti-Japanese battlefield with a group of soldiers with a strong sense of martial arts to serve the country. In the difficult process of repeatedly accomplishing extraordinary feats through life and death, and being tempered by the blood and fire of fighting the enemy side by side with the Eighth Route Army's allies, they moved to Jinlu and died generously, with fierce ambition and tenacious fighting. They successively achieved a series of victories, including killing the Japanese major general, risking their lives to rescue the Hanjiazhai villagers, and working side by side with the Eighth Route Army detachment advancing into Shandong to launch a sneak attack on the enemy's airport. With the passion to fight the enemy to the end, he led the lightly wounded from the military hospital to risk their lives to support the defense of Teng County. The defense of Teng County was finally captured by the Japanese army. Li Deming gathered the remaining soldiers to resist tenaciously and fought hard for several days, refusing to surrender until he ran out of ammunition and food and perished with the enemy. With their lives and blood, they fulfilled the sacred oath of the Sichuan Army officers and soldiers to serve the country and devote themselves to national liberation: I will never return to Sichuan until the Japanese are driven out of China!
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