Anti-Japanese War: Proud Red Cotton

In 1941, the Japanese invaders trampled Lingnan to pieces, and the shadow of bacteria shrouded Baoan. Su Qing, a female doctor studying in Germany, lurks behind enemy lines and meets her former lover, Japanese bacterial medical officer Kobayashi Masaki. The famous Cantonese opera actress Hua Yanfang transforms into a red cotton in the dark night and kills the bandits with a sharp blade, paying for her debt with blood. Zhou Jingwen, son of a hot-blooded wealthy businessman, Li Xiaomeng, an orphan girl with natural supernatural powers, and Bai Shuangshuang, the North Korean revenge killer, a group of women and patriots who bear the hatred of their family and country formed the Red Cotton Squad, which frightened the Japanese army. Fake marriages to hide identities, robbery of vaccines at the dock, spying in Macau, assassination of enemy chiefs in theaters, defusing dangerous bombs at power plants, seizing gold in the deep sea, rescuing flying tigers, blowing up Guangjiu Road, bloody battles at Kai Tak Airport... They shuttled through the flames of war, fought back in desperate situations, and used medical skills, swordsmanship, wisdom and blood to tear apart the dark rule of the Japanese invaders. Former lovers turned into enemies, father and son were separated by mountains and rivers, sisters turned against each other and risked their lives, and comrades fought with blood to protect their country. When bacterial weapons were raging, when the Bourne Supremacy was full of murderous plots, when betrayals and sacrifices followed one after another, they used their pride as their guns and red cotton as their flags to write the most heroic anti-Japanese legend in South China. The smoke has cleared, and the heroes are unknown. Only kapok is like fire, blooming forever in the mountains and rivers of Lingnan.