The Bloody Lonely City of Anti-Japanese War

Chen Zheng, a company commander of a certain unit of the Sichuan Army, graduated from the Central Military Academy. When the beacon smoke suddenly rose in Songhu and the national crisis was imminent, he resolutely led his troops to the front line and devoted himself to the tempering of blood and fire. From the hail of bullets in Songhu to the desperate battles in Qilu, and then to holding the position on the plains of northern Hubei, he brought the bravery and sincerity of a man from Sichuan to fight thousands of miles all the way, fulfilling his oath to protect his home and country with his blood. In the end, in the brutal fighting to defend Laohekou in Hubei Province, he took the lead until the last drop of blood was shed, and his life was forever fixed on the battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War and turned into an immortal monument.