Four Hundred Men Held on for Fourteen Years Without Withdrawing a Single Soldier.

I would like to dedicate this document to the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March, and to those warriors who risked their lives in the People's War - you paved the road to light with your lives, and we comfort every immortal loyal soul with our unforgettable sincerity. I believe the traffic will explode from the beginning because the story is even more explosive. [Anti-Japanese War Spy War·History·Spy War·Special Forces·No Heroine·Struggle for Hegemony·No Harem] In 1935, the most critical moment of the Red Army's Long March. 400 Elite soldiers were mobilized to form a guerrilla column in southern Sichuan. The commander personally mobilized: to contain the enemy troops and cover the main force crossing the river. The mission was completed, but the order to retreat never came, and they completely lost contact with the organization. The more fatal blow came from within. The person in charge, Wang Yitao, rebelled and surrendered to the enemy, taking away the code book and all tactical intelligence. Political commissar Xu Ce was seriously injured in the bloody battle of the Chief Justice and died heroically to cover the evacuation of his comrades. Yu Zehong took over and led the remaining troops to fight in more than 20 counties in Sichuan, Yunnan and Guizhou. In the next 14 years, the enemy forces in the three provinces repeatedly attacked and suppressed them. Leaders fell one after another. Generations of soldiers were trapped in the mountains and survived by relying on the people's risking their lives to help them. They did not know that the War of Resistance Against Japan had been won, that the War of Liberation had begun, and that the world outside had been turned upside down. There are only three words passed down from generation to generation: Wait for orders. In 1949, the People's Liberation Army moved south. Several ragged "peasants" stopped the vanguard of the second field and asked in a trembling voice: "Is the commander still alive?" The news was reported one after another, and the commander was silent for a long time, with tears streaming down his face. The order to retreat, 14 years late, finally arrived. Of the original 400 people, only 137 remain. This is real history, and the names are fictitious.