The Bandit Suppression Campaign in Anda County

In 1946, just after Anda County in Northeast China was liberated, bandits ran rampant and the black soil was stained with blood. Wang Renmin, Xia Mingqi, and other cadres put their lives on the line to advance land reform, only to face wave after wave of savage counterattacks from bandit gangs led by Zhan Zhonghua, Siji Hao, and Wang Kefu.

In this struggle for life and death, every gunshot determined the fate of the new regime, and every footprint was soaked in faith and blood. When bandits’ blades threatened the lifeblood of land reform, a group of true Communists used their own flesh and blood to build an ironclad defense for the Northeast’s great rear area.

This is an epic of iron and blood set on the black soil, and a life-or-death battle to defend the land with their very lives.