The Brave Little Flying Tiger

In 1937, the Japanese army began a large-scale invasion of China. A Japanese squad came to a small village in the Taihang Mountains to hunt down an injured Eighth Route Army intelligence agent. Several clever and brave children had just formed the Little Flying Tigers. They rescued an Eighth Route Army intelligence agent and were involved in this incident. Chief of the Criminal Investigation Coma of the police station was sent to assist in the hunt for the Japanese. At this time, the armed workers team also came to support the search for Eighth Route Army comrades. The children went to the mountains every day to deliver meals to the Eighth Route Army comrades, which attracted the attention of the security chief and also aroused the suspicion of the Japanese. The whereabouts of the Eighth Route Army intelligence agent was quickly discovered by the Japanese, and at the critical moment he handed the information to Xiao Fei. The Japanese were very annoyed that they did not find any information and locked up the Eighth Route Army soldiers. At this time, the village chief and the armed workers team had prepared a rescue plan, and Section Chief Ma also revealed her identity. She was the liaison officer who broke into the interior. At night, gunshots were fired to rescue the Eighth Route Army comrades. Section Chief Ma joined the children and successfully completed the mission.