In the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the cold mountains in northern Xinjiang were frozen for thousands of miles. Bandits in the mountains colluded with military special agents to occupy the mountains and become kings, burning villages and taking people captive. The people on the border were miserable.
The young commander Lu Jianfeng was ordered to form a five-man sharp knife team in the face of danger, and stepped into the frozen desperate situation where ordinary people could not survive.
The fierce general Zhao Mengcang charged to break the formation, the scout Zhou Lingyun went on an expedition through the mountains, the correspondent Ma Huaiyuan walked in the snow to deliver messages, and the veteran Chen Zhenfeng was a lone man, breaking into the bandit's lair alone and working undercover.
The bloody battle at Black Rock Cliff, the lurking in the tiger's den at Luoxue Peak, the pursuit of the remaining bandits in the thousands of miles of snowfield, and the final encirclement and suppression at Bingfeng Peak.
With the power of five people, they traveled thousands of miles across the snowy plains, smashed the overseas conspiracy of the spies, wiped out the centuries-old banditry in the mountains and forests, and returned a peaceful world to the northern Xinjiang.
