Hot-Blooded Mine Warfare

tells the story of villager Zhao Xiaotian’s patriotic awakening. Under the high pressure of the Japanese army, who burned, killed, and looted, he originally wanted to live quietly, but accidentally got involved in the struggle with the Japanese army. Zhao Xiaotian was originally a wild and naughty rural youth with his own little thoughts. He was delicate, tender, weak, and lacked heroic temperament. His original purpose of joining the anti-Japanese team was just to avenge his relatives and marry his beloved girl as soon as possible. With the help of Jiang Dajiang, the captain of the New Fourth Army guerrillas, Zhao Xiaotian gradually grew up, understood the righteousness of the nation, strengthened his revolutionary beliefs, and gradually grew into a strong revolutionary fighter. He and his comrades used homemade landmine tactics to repeatedly attack the Japanese who came to raid, and finally wiped out all the Japanese troops entrenched near Zhaojiaji, becoming famous anti-Japanese heroes far and wide.