Showdown

In 1927, white terror enveloped China. When Xia Feng and Zhu Lei, underground members of the Chinese Communist Party, met secretly in a coffee shop, they were ambushed by Kuomintang agent Gao Yang. Zhu Lei's twelve-year-old daughter Zhu Meiyun saw her father die in front of her. Xia Feng was seriously injured and captured. His fiancée and progressive student Lu Mei endured her grief and hurriedly escaped with Zhu Meiyun. Ten years later, Shanghai became an isolated island. Lu Mei, who was already a bomb expert of the CCP, lost contact with the organization and lived in Shanghai. Zhu Meiyun, who grew up as a sniper, returned to Shanghai to avenge her father. The two met their enemy Gao Yang unexpectedly. In the spirit of national justice, they seek common ground while reserving differences. Patriotic nurse Meng Xianglan, Youth Gang leader Zhao Fei and bodyguard Ye San, female guerrilla Tie Niu and others joined in succession, and a unique anti-Japanese team behind enemy lines was established. Watanabe, the deputy director of the Mei Agency, was secretly brewing a conspiracy to unite traitors from the north and the south. At the same time, a cruel contest was going on between Juntong and No. 76. This is a killing between classmates and friends. Based on the principle of joint resistance to Japan. Lu Mei led a team to assist Gao Yang in punishing a group of heinous traitors. At the same time, he also paid a heavy price. The Shanghai station of military reunification was seized, and Lao Ma, the CCP liaison officer, died. In the end, Lu Mei used a trick to trick Watanabe into being fooled and got rid of the traitor Wang Maolin. Watanabe North and South