The Legend of Mine Warfare

During the Anti-Japanese War, the people in the Haiyang area of the Jiaodong Peninsula, under the leadership of the Communist Party, cooperated with the Eighth Route Army to carry out mine guerrilla warfare. They attacked the Japanese and puppet troops in the mountains, on the roads, at sea, and inside and outside the Japanese strongholds. Militia guerrilla member Zhao Xiaodong is good at imitating and transforming various landmines, and has become a well-known explosive king. He also has a group of combat cadres who are frightening to the enemy: Sui Laohan, an old Boxer member who is good at using earthen cannons, Sui Haiqiong, a fierce and capable female militiaman, Ge Zhuiliu, a sharpshooter born in Orion, and a warrior with excellent water skills. But not perfect Haliuzi... During the war years, Zhao Xiaodong had emotional entanglements with three women with different backgrounds and personalities. Pure friendship and love were intertwined, and romance and sacrifice coexisted in the smoke of war. The local armed forces recruited by the Kuomintang special commissioner Xing Dengke are also occupying territory, sometimes cooperating with the Eighth Route Army and guerrillas to resist the enemy, and sometimes causing minor frictions. However, in making concerted efforts to fight against the Japanese invaders, the Qilu men still showed more of their fierceness and bloody spirit. Ji Shanbao, a fellow disciple of Zhao Xiaodong, wandered between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. His strong sense of loyalty ultimately failed to completely destroy the conscience of ordinary Chinese people, and he was generous and heroic despite his recklessness. In the fight against raids and grain grabbing, militia mines