Breaking Out of the Concentration Camp

In the autumn of 1943, the Northeast was occupied by the Japanese. The Northeast Anti-Japanese Army was ordered by the Party Central Committee to participate in the Anti-Japanese War. In order to expand their respective forces, the two parties competed with each other over the bandit den on Langwo Mountain. The bandit leader Xu Jingui thought that he would rather be a chicken head than a cow queen. In the end, when the Japanese army failed to persuade them to surrender, the Japanese army destroyed Langwo Mountain in anger. As a result, the party representatives Zhao Yan and Lao Li Tou who came from the anti-alliance forces were also imprisoned in the concentration camp as "meat tickets". During the days of being imprisoned in the concentration camp, the cruelty of the Japanese became even worse. On a windy and rainy night, a prison break riot planned by Zhao Yan and others began. Zhao Yan, Xu Jingui, "Ma Lian", Jin Wa, Kameda and others, who broke out of the tight siege, flew across the Sino-Soviet border. Just as they escaped, they were caught by the Soviet army Varya and thrown into a Soviet prison. Soon the Soviet government was preparing to declare war on Japan. The United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, and Japan surrendered unconditionally. Zhao Yan was finally with Varya. However, because there is no "Expatriate Certificate" and "National Certificate", we have to face a new exile. In the midst of poverty, illness and extreme life difficulties, Zhao Yan and the others spent more than ten years in exile. They were no longer able to contend with death and fell asleep...