Linghe Filmmaker

During the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937, the Japanese army invaded North China and a large amount of military supplies needed to be transported. In order to speed up the delivery of strategic materials, the Japanese army decided to build the Linghe Bridge. For this reason, a large number of innocent migrant workers on both sides of the Linghe River were requisitioned by the Japanese army. Under the slavery of bayonets and whips, they reluctantly built the Linghe River Bridge for the Japanese army. Among the workers, Mr. Dazhuangzi, the son of the rich man Zhuang, Mr. Wu and Mr. Qiu, who were popular on both sides of the Linghe River twenty years ago, and their families were also among the requisitioned workers. Dazhuangzi, who was already an official groom, was drafted as a laborer by the Japanese army on his way to get married; Mr. Wu, Dazhuangzi's father-in-law, sent his daughter Deng'er to get married, and was caught by the Japanese at the bridge construction site with his daughter; Mr. Wu was part of the film crew hired by Dazhuangzi to get married, but before he could make any money from acting, his son Chou'er became a laborer with him. Under the bayonets and whips of the Japanese, Mr. Wu and Mr. Qiu also had a sworn family feud twenty years ago. Twenty years ago, Mr. Wu’s movie was well-known west of Linghe and was known as “Hexi Hong”; Mr. Qiu’s movie was well-known east of Linghe and was known as “Zhendongchuan”. For a piece of gold from the "Linghe Filmmaker", Mr. Qiu acted despicably. He not only blinded Mr. Wu's eyes, but also made Mr. Wu's wife...