Jiangmen Fengyun

During the Anti-Japanese War, the Eighth Route Army guard platoon leader Zhou Hanwa and reconnaissance platoon leader Wei Youwa escorted the leader of the Hero Regiment to get married. When they returned to the army, they encountered the enemy. The leader was seriously injured and was shot on the lifeblood. Facing his newlywed wife who could not consummate the marriage, the leader committed suicide with a gun. In the face of a powerful enemy, for the sake of the honor and morale of the army, Wei Youwa took the initiative to take responsibility, admitted that she shot and killed the regiment leader, and left the army she loved in tears. Zhou Hanwa thought that Youwazi's execution was greatly shocked, and she was therefore extremely dissatisfied with Huang Zhenzhong, who played a key role in this incident... From this point on, the story begins. From then on, Zhou Han and Huang Zhenzhong were like a pair of enemies, fighting side by side in the quarrels, ushering in the new China together, and growing into generals of the Republic together. But there is always an unsolvable knot in Zhou Han's heart - the unjust death of his good comrade Wei Youwa. The story revolves around the marriage and love between Zhou Hanwa and Huang Zhenzhong and the grievances and resentments of their children. It shows the life background of two generations of soldiers in different times and the joys and sorrows of others in love, career and life. It reflects their true and evocative spiritual outlook when facing honor, sacrifice, career and love.