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On June 26, 1946, most of the Central Plains Military Region set out from Xuanhuadian, Hubei Province, and began the Central Plains Breakout that shocked China and the world, kicking off the War of Liberation. Two months later, Zhu Liangshan, the instructor of the Third Company of the 1st Battalion of the 716th Regiment of the 359th Brigade, who broke out of the encirclement and moved to the Maijishan area of ​​Tianshui, Gansu Province, was injured while trying to save his comrade Sang Zi. Coupled with severe dysentery, he was extremely weak and unwilling to drag down his comrades, so he was forced to leave the team. Begging for food, helping, keeping vigil, grinding noodles, and working as a waiter around Gaoqiao Town, he was framed, deceived, kidnapped, captured, beaten and stolen. He went through countless hardships and tasted the bitterness of the world. Along the way, we encountered various difficulties and obstacles, encountered difficulties at every step, and were frightened every day. With rock-solid faith, he bravely and resourcefully struggled against all kinds of difficulties, and with the help of his organization and comrades in arms, he traveled to Yan'an and returned to his old army.

This article begins in 1938 and tells the story of Liang Jiayin, who was 16 years old, and his ups and downs experience in those turbulent war years.

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