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After the main force of the Dongjiang Column withdrew northward from Shandong, the remaining demobilized personnel were brutally persecuted by the reactionary Kuomintang authorities. Under the leadership of Lin Ping and Lan Tian, ​​secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Provisional Committee and former political commissar of the Dongjiang Column, Ye Yuan took the lead in establishing a military work team behind enemy lines in Pingshan, and took up arms again to fight against the Xu Donghai Department of the Kuomintang security group. Unexpectedly, Ye Yuan was accidentally betrayed by the security group Xu Donghai. After receiving the news, Li Yuanfang summoned his old troops Lin Wenxiong, Luo Zheng and others to break through numerous obstacles and immediately rushed back to Pingshan from Hong Kong. With the cooperation of his old comrades Liu Cheng, Li Haitao and others, he sneaked into the enemy regiment headquarters and rescued Ye Yuan. They defeated the political commissar Ye Yuan and launched an indomitable struggle against the anti-Party reactionaries. They started the Shayuyong battle, the Shanzihao battle, and the Honghualing battle. Finally, they welcomed the Guangdong and Guangxi Column (formerly the Dongjiang Column) who returned from the south, liberated Huizhou, and won the final victory on the Guangdong battlefield.