Bright Sword: to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, I Will Attack Changjin Lake First

In the winter of 1950, on the banks of Changjin Lake in North Korea. The Ninth Corps of the Volunteer Army was suppressed by the severe cold and U. S. Military firepower, and the front was on the verge of collapse. At this desperate moment, five figures appeared out of thin air: independent regiment leader Li Yunlong, political commissar Zhao Gang, cavalry company commander Sun Desheng, first battalion commander Zhang Dabiao, and artilleryman Wang Chengzhu! They crossed over from the anti-Japanese battlefield with the "bright sword spirit" baptized by the flames of war. Facing the "United Nations Army" armed to the teeth, Li Yunlong cursed loudly, Zhao Gang analyzed calmly, Wang Chengzhu's mortars were like divine help, Sun Desheng's cavalry charge transformed into a special assault, and Zhang Dabiao charged hard. They have no golden fingers, only the bloody spirit, cunning and fearlessness of death engraved in their bones, as well as a vague prediction of the future battle situation. How did this group of Tubal soldiers use their flesh and blood and once-in-a-century tactical wisdom to fight in the ice and snow, a legendary battle that shattered the iron will of the US military? Li Yunlong proved to the world that Chinese soldiers will never back down, show their sword spirit, transcend time and space, and are invincible!