Songhu, Guangdong and Guangdong Guangzao Bang 1937

In the autumn of 1937, Chen Jintian, a son of a farmer from Taishan, was drafted into the army and walked thousands of miles with the 66th Army of the Guangdong Army to aid Songhu. No heavy artillery, no tanks, no aircraft, just old-fashioned rifles and flesh and blood. In Rozaobang, the Japanese Class A Division's heavy artillery rained down, tanks crushed them, and the Cantonese Army's entire battalion and company were wiped out. Zhong Afu rushed towards the tank with a grenade, and He Jiaju was stabbed through the back with a bayonet - at the age of sixteen, he had never taken a train. After Liang Guanggen broke his leg, he said, "Go back to Guangdong for me to see my mother." Chen Jintian wiped away his tears and picked up the gun: "Brothers, after guarding this round, I will take you home." This is not a divine drama, this is the reality written with the life of the forgotten Lingnan people more than 80 years ago. Adapted from the historical facts of the bloody battle between the 66th Army and the 83rd Army of the Guangdong Army, it pays tribute to every unknown civilian hero.