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In the sky, a strange plane flew west, carrying Japan's mysterious envoy. In August 1945, the season had entered early autumn. On the devastated land in the south of the Yangtze River, farmers braved the smoke and smoke of war to plant sedges that were ripe and were about to be harvested. Yes, autumn is the harvest season. Farmers have to harvest the crops watered with sweat, and the 40 million compatriots in China have to harvest the fruits of victory that they spent their flesh and blood on during the eight-year war of resistance. On August 21st, a bright red autumn sun shone across the land of Jiangnan. At around 10 a. M., A special plane took off from Hankou Airport and flew southwest over Changde at an altitude of about 3,500 meters. This aircraft is an unarmed transport aircraft modified from a fighter jet - a Type 97 twin-engine aircraft. The fuselage is painted with green and white patterns, and a total of 6 Japanese flags are painted on the fuselage and wings.

In the twenty-fifth year of the Republic of China, the land of China was suffering from the ravages of war and chaos: years of warlord warfare had brought heavy disasters to the people, and the iron hooves of Little Japan trampled on large swaths of land in the north, making it difficult for the people to live, and the security of most areas was in chaos. One evening at the turn of summer and autumn this year, two mysterious guests, an old man and a young man, stayed in a small inn in the countryside north of Wugang County.