Gu Guizhou: the Secret History of the Miao Anti-Japanese War in Guizhou in 1935

In the twenty-fourth year of the Republic of China, three strangers came to the Miao village deep in Leigong Mountain in southeastern Guizhou. One is a hunted Eighth Route Army scout, one is a troubled Gu woman carrying a mysterious Gu scripture, and the other is a geologist from Nanjing with a map of Guizhou's mineral distribution hidden in his backpack. That night, the horn horns of the Eighty-one Village sounded at the same time. Twenty-year-old Yang Zaixing (Miao name: Nuo Ni) held the ancestral broken knife and saw the old Miao king taking his last breath by the fire pond. "The Han army is about to enter the mountains." "They are not in the same group - the ones in gray cloth saved the children in Baijin Town, and the ones in yellow wool burned the ancestral temple in Basha Miao Village."