Library

In 1937, after the Songhu Battle, Shanghai was in a raging war and the people were in dire straits. A group of underground members of the Communist Party of China were transferred to Shanghai to perform a secret mission. They wanted to take away China's military strategic deployment map. At this time, the Japanese were eyeing this map. They fought with the Japanese in a battle of wits and courage. The special envoy of the Japanese army launched the Great Suppression and ordered the rapid elimination of Shanghai's underground organizations. At this critical moment, Li Chengfeng, who had studied in Japan and returned to work in China, led the Communist martyrs to fire the first shot of the anti-Japanese war. He earned the title of the Poisonous Blood Tiger. In this way, the deeds of the Poisonous Blood Tiger spread throughout Shanghai, greatly inspiring people and frightening the enemies. Li Chengfeng led the underground party agents to battle wits and courage with the enemy in one operation after another. They made careful thinking between personal life and death and the survival of the nation...