Jinmen Flying Eagle

At the end of 1947, on the eve of the liberation of the entire Northeast, Yan Shuangying, the commander of a certain reconnaissance battalion in the Four Fields, was ordered to organize a small team to sneak into Tianjin and try to obtain the battle plan of the Kuomintang army guarding Tianjin, draw military defense maps and troop deployment, paving the way for the army to liberate Tianjin. Yan Shuangying selected six backbones from the reconnaissance camp, disguised as fleeing Kuomintang skirmishers, and boarded a ship bound for Tianjin from Yingkou. However, the ship was robbed. Yan Shuangying relied on his wit and bravery to rescue the soldiers in custody, kill the robbers, and recapture the passenger ship. After arriving in Tianjin, Yan Shuangying led his team to secretly draw a city defense map while disguised himself and opened a car repair shop. After several battles with local gangs, he finally won the trust of the gang leader Yuan Wencai. Duan Wenhong, the director of the Department of Operations who was in charge of the Kuomintang army's combat plans and troop deployment, was Yuan Wencai's brother. Just when Yan Shuangying was about to steal confidential documents, his identity was exposed. In the end, Yan Shuangying used his wisdom to get out of the predicament, eliminate the enemy, and give the confidential information to the army.