Bloody Sleepy Cow Mountain

[Adapted based on the real historical incident of the Niushan siege in Shiqian, Guizhou in October 1934. The main characters and plots have been artistically processed] In 1934, the Hunan-Guizhou border area was in flames. The 52nd Regiment of the 18th Division of the Red Sixth Army, led by captain Wu Zhenshan, resolutely lured thousands of enemy troops into the desperate situation of the siege in Niushan to cover the main force. They withstood the challenges of pass raids, heavy rains over mountains, and food and medicine shortages. With the help of the people, they stood firm, but eventually fell into a death cage locked by clouds and fog. During the battle, there were many spy shadows. Zhao Huaizhou offered advice and deciphered secret messages to reveal the identity of "Nightingale"; Shen Mengwei appeared mysteriously, walking on the edge of life and death between redemption and betrayal; Wu Zhenshan strategized, exposed the true face of the spy, and launched a thrilling intelligence strangulation and evidence-seizing death battle with military liaison officer Gao Junfeng. When they were running out of ammunition and food, the soldiers adhered to the belief of "rather die than hurt the common people" and refused to shoot at the coerced compatriots. They smashed their weapons and jumped off the cliff of Hujingou, creating a spiritual monument with their flesh and blood. Before the smoke cleared, Chen Tiefeng, the trumpeter who survived jumping off the cliff, carried a token of his comrades and embarked on a dangerous pursuit with the last wishes of the martyrs. Relying on the courage he learned on the battlefield, he dealt with the enemy to the death, traveled through the dense forests of eastern Guizhou, and went through tests such as seizing certificates at the bottom of cliffs and destroying temples to kill, just to pursue the truth about the martyrs, build a commemorative monument, and devote his life to inheriting the belief in heroes.