Based on the real history of the Anti-Japanese War of the author's family, this is a legendary interpretation of the Anti-Japanese War history centered around the junction area of central and southern Hebei (mainly the Sixth District of Central Hebei Province). In the autumn of 1937, the Japanese invaders massacred Yinhua Town. Military academy cadet Zhu Ke awakens his "eyes in the sky" in a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood - this is not a myth, but the ability to perceive blood feud and the concentration of will. His family (cousin Zhu Guang, cousin Zhu Yong, sister Zhu Yuzhen, brother-in-law Li Huaying, uncle Lu Yongsheng, etc.) Formed a blood alliance with their comrades, formed a revenge team, and fought with the Japanese for their lives in the plains of central Hebei. They mobilized the masses and built the Great Wall of Hot Meat, with tunnels like a net, and villages formed into formations. From night attacks on enemy chiefs to hundreds of regiment battles, from the desperate situation of the May Day raids to the liberation of Shimen, countless comrades fell - comrade Diao Xiangyang's life and death, brother-in-law Li Huaying sacrificed heroically, general Chang Dashang died in a bloody battle, and traitor Zhao Pangchen was imprisoned. Commander He, Chief of Staff Deng, Commander Lu and other military region leaders for their praise and support. This was a road of resistance paved with the blood of family and comrades, until the victorious gunfire sounded in the sky of victory in 1945.
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It's interesting. It's adapted from the real anti-Japanese war.
It's interesting. It's adapted from the real anti-Japanese war.