The story spans three stages: Xiyang Town, Hankou, and Rehe, and integrates various elements such as martial arts and war. It tells the legendary story of Huo Xiaolin's transformation from a cowardly little man to the commander-in-chief of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army. Huo Xiaolin grew up from a bohemian young man who experienced the tragedy of family destruction to a responsible and courageous hero. His transformation process was full of hardships and tribulations, but it was these experiences that shaped his perseverance, courage and fearlessness. At the same time, the images of other characters in the play are also very distinct. Zhao Shucheng, as Huo Xiaolin's younger brother, has embarked on a completely different path from him. He received modern education and was originally a progressive young man, but in the end he became a wanted criminal because of his selfishness and ruthlessness. This change of role makes people think about the complexity and change of human nature. In addition, Huo Bai, as Huo Xiaolin's grandmother, although her lower body was paralyzed and unable to walk, she relied on her wisdom and courage to save Huo Xiaolin in danger many times, showing the strength and wisdom of women. In terms of plot, it is full of exciting plots and ups and downs of story development. Situations such as Huo Xiaolin becoming a gang leader and organizing an anti-Japanese volunteer army at Hankou Dock are exciting. At the same time, there are also touching emotional scenes in the play, such as the love between Huo Xiaolin and Mei Jiuge, and the family relationship between him and his family, which are all moving. Through the legendary experiences of Huo Xiaolin and others, we can not only feel the changes of that era, but also draw positive energy such as bravery, tenacity, and responsibility from them.