The Final Battle of Tiger Head Fortress

On August 9, 1945, the Soviet Red Army declared war on Japan. The soldiers of the Anti-Japanese International Brigade sneaked into the vicinity of the No. 1 Far East Artillery at the foot of Tiger Mountain in advance to guide the bombers. The youngest soldier Peng Kehu was protected by everyone. They could not bear to let Peng Kehu take risks again in the final battle against the Japanese invaders. However, their mission was not completed in time. The cannon opened fire and destroyed the Siberian Railway Bridge. The Soviet army faced great danger. The soldiers of the Anti-Alliance International Brigade decided to complete the task of destroying the cannon at all costs. Peng Kehu discovered that a large number of people from the Japanese pioneering group fled into the fortress with their families and took refuge, so he pretended to be a pioneering group and sneaked into the underground passage of the fortress. The Japanese troops stationed at Hutou also fell into panic under the fierce attack. The acting commander's orderly Fujii Shu was also a teenager. He went from panic to madness and experienced the most cruel experience in his life in just a few days. Especially when the Emperor of Japan issued a decree of surrender, but the commander of the fortress refused to believe it and killed the military envoys who came to persuade him to surrender. When he insisted on resisting to the end, the boy also fell into madness. Two teenagers of the same age finally met in the massive underground fortifications of the fortress. After a desperate struggle, Peng Kehu finally broke into the turret of the giant cannon, unarmed...