Red Blood Unit Number

The twenty-eighth year of the Republic of China, Zhaoyuan, Shandong.

Six miners blew up the Japanese gold mine, grabbed half a pocketful of gold scraps, and fled to Linglong Mountain.

They had no official designation, so they used a red quilt cover as a flag. They had no guns, so they risked their lives to seize them. They had no food, so they took it by force.

Li Jinsheng led miners, peasants, defeated soldiers, and bandits. Their ranks grew from six to over a thousand, and they went from being "wild ghosts" to the "Linglong Mountain Anti-Japanese Brigade" in the eyes of the Japanese.

The bigger the force grew, the more scattered it became. At their lowest point, only seven were left, sharing the last cigarette in the snow.

"The unit must not disband. Even if every last person dies, its spirit will live on."