Jiaohe Beacon Smoke

In 1935, Li Zhicheng, a young man from Gaomi, was sweating profusely in the blacksmith shop, but the iron hoofs of the Japanese invaders had already entered the county. After witnessing the death of his neighbors for rescuing Chinese soldiers, he angrily led his fellow villagers to seize land and roared back to the invasion. During an operation to ambush a Japanese army grain truck, Li Zhicheng's guerrillas unexpectedly faced off with the Kuomintang's Zhao Feng Company. A sudden air raid by Japanese aircraft broke the deadlock. The two sides temporarily put aside their grievances before the national righteousness and jointly faced the enemy. After that, Li Zhicheng and the embroidery shop girl Chun Yue secretly fell in love while passing on information. On this piece of red sorghum land, countless little people wrote unyielding words with their lives: the village tyrant Zheng Sanpao finally died with the enemy after swinging; the fool who sang the song passed the information with his life; the mother of the spring moon, Zhao Auntie, cleverly used embroidery music to encrypt the message; the lame village chief Wang Erguai The guard's intelligence was frozen to death; the hawker "Matang Zhang" hid the intelligence in candy and was brutally killed; the traitor Lin Xiaoyi was eventually executed; the junior sister Xiaoman died heroically to save Li Zhicheng; the child Gou Sheng and his dog "Heizi" also destroyed the enemy train with their lives. The story flows like a river of glue. Li Zhicheng grew up to be the deputy captain of the guerrillas, and Chunyue gave birth to his daughter after being rescued. When Gaomi was liberated, red sorghum once again spread across the fields, and the ears and grains whispered, as if remembering all the sacrifices and unfinished legends.