Forward for New China

In June 1946, Chiang Kai-shek tore up the "Armistice Agreement" and launched a full-scale civil war. On September 29, the Kuomintang attacked Yanqing with one army and attempted to capture Zhangjiakou. The troops of Dong Cunrui, a militia member who had just joined the regular army, rushed to Yanqing on October 3 to block the enemy from Badaling on the eastern front. Finally, in order to cover the retreat of the entire company who had completed their mission, Dong Cunrui's squad leader, Communist Party member Luo Zhiying, took the initiative to ask Ying to lead the soldiers of Squad Six to cover the retreat of the entire company. The cover mission was very difficult. In the end, even the squad leader died in front of Dong Cunrui to protect him when he was breaking through. Before dying, Luo Zhiying told Dong Cunrui to "live and move forward!". Dong Cunrui, Wang Haishan, and Sun Daguang miraculously broke through the siege and returned to the army's station. Dong Cunrui was arranged by the company commander to go to the cooking class to reflect on the mistakes he made during the battle. Unexpectedly, Dong Cunrui was very lucky and used a pole to seize a large amount of enemy arms. He made a great contribution and returned to the Sixth Squadron. In order to reorganize Class 6, Dong Cunrui had a fierce conflict with Wang Haishan, the newly appointed leader of Class 6. After the latter returned from injury, he re-established Class 5, an elite class. Under the suggestion of Captain Zhao, who had always admired him, Dong Cunrui decided to meet Wang Haishan and