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Li Lu, a young college student living in Manchukuo, participated in an anti-Japanese march and was interrogated by the Japanese invaders. He escaped and traveled thousands of miles back to his hometown in Shandong. He met and fell in love with a young woman Lin Ying on the road. The two joined the Eighth Route Army and fought on the front line of the Anti-Japanese War in southern Shandong. They fought against sweeps, fought guerrillas, and eliminated bandits. Li Lu became a fighting hero, and Lin Ying became a nursing captain. Love goes through wind and rain, youth fights. The work praises the heroic deeds of the Eighth Route Army in the arduous battle behind enemy lines, and exposes the brutality of the Japanese army, the ugliness of the traitors, and the overt and covert struggles within the enemy. Successfully created the image of a group of anti-Japanese heroes represented by Li Lu. The work promotes history and culture, describes local customs and customs, and is fascinating.