In Chifeng Township in western Fujian in 1929, the Agrarian Revolution was raging. Lian Zhenqiang and other eight friends quickly grew into eight "red little ghosts" who hated evil as much as they hated evil, were witty, brave, optimistic and tenacious.
On the eve of the enemy's subsequent counterattack, eight "Red Devils" were ordered to escort a group of local tyrants and bandits to the rear. They bravely and tactfully smashed the local tyrants and evil gentry's attempts to please, pretend, cheat, threaten, attempt to expose their targets, break free from ropes and jump into the river to escape. They used muntjac cranes and fishing nets to stop and kill the enemy. They also rescued the enemy's wounded soldiers, lured patrols, fought against the Tingjiang River, bravely explored treasures, retrieved gold from ancient tombs, skillfully used scheming tactics, and wisely navigated enemy towers. They overcame many difficulties, experienced the test of life and death, and successfully completed the task, which was praised by the leaders and the masses of the Soviet area.
The eight "Red Devils" in the rear learned their skills on a surprise attack, returned home to avenge their family, knocked down enemy outposts, attacked the enemy government at night, and killed the enemy's "12th Platoon". Liangcha retreated south to Beiyue, and together with the Beiyue guerrillas, he buried his comrades, made oxen, destroyed oxcarts, and exploded mountain cannons. Taking advantage of the geographical advantage of Beiyue Fort, he learned and used his resourcefulness skillfully, cleverly implemented the empty city strategy, and bravely killed the enemy according to local conditions, and finally returned to his hometown safely.
Purpose: In 1929, the Agrarian Revolution was raging in western Fujian, and the history of Xiangdong people's struggle was magnificent. The years are great, as evidenced by the mountains and rivers. Our eight "Red Little Devil" legends were brilliantly performed this year, which made them thrilling to read and soul-stirring to taste...