Beacon Fire Road with Angry Iron Bolts on the Yellow River

>In 1938, the Japanese army crushed the wheat waves in Henan. >Chen Tieshuan fled with his blind mother on his back. Before she died, her mother gave him a piece of wood-carved Bodhisattva: "Protect the baby..." >He picked up the orphan Xiao Man and met the underground party Lao Zhou at the Zhengzhou Refugee Center. >In the flood that burst the Huayuankou embankment, Xiaoman was rescued by the iron bolt against the door panel, and the floating wooden Buddha was hung on his chest. >The Japanese army raided the village, and Tieshuan stabbed the traitor to death with his ancestral red-tassel gun. Lao Zhou handed over the steamed bun and said, "Hit! It's a man!" >The guerrillas attacked the Longmen Grottoes at night, climbing with iron bolts like geckos, and explosive packets blew up the Japanese convoy. >Xiao Man's life was hanging by a thread when she had a fever. The widow Xiu'e chewed the herbs and gave medicine to her mouth: "Henan ladies, I don't want to see my baby suffer!" >When the red flag was planted on the dilapidated city wall, the iron bolt chest wooden Buddha had been penetrated by bullets. > He touched the cracks of the Bodhisattva and looked at the newly sprouted wheat seedlings along the old path of the Yellow River: >"Mom, look, we Henan people... Can't be crushed!"