Fierce Fighting, the Last Infantry

In the heart of Asia, a river changes its direction due to climate warming, two countries with long historical memories, and a border war that is broadcast live by 17 commercial satellites. This is not a world war, not an alien invasion, or even an all-out confrontation between the great powers - it is a "forgotten war." International rules prohibit the use of heavy weapons, attacks on civilians, and destruction of water sources. As a result, the war returned to its most primitive form: infantry versus infantry, a battle for high ground, and whoever falls first loses. The "Red Rock Mountain" highland group, four thousand meters above sea level, is the key to the entire defense line. The defenders had only one company: one hundred and twenty-three men, commanded by 28-year-old lieutenant Yang Shanhai. Opposite are three battalions with more than 2,000 men. Order from superiors: Hold on for fifteen days and wait for reinforcements. For fifteen days, one hundred and twenty-three versus two thousand, on a barren red stone mountain, in strong winds and a freezing temperature of minus 30 degrees, in front of a global audience - a war destined to be forgotten, but one that every participant will never forget.