Political Commissar

Qiu, the former leader of the Northeast Anti-Resistance Alliance, fought against the Japanese invaders for many years under arduous conditions. After being separated from the organization, he joined the Jiangdong Army Division of the Eighth Route Army. The 278th Regiment of the Kuomintang Yunnan Army has been squeezed by the Central Military Army. The regiment leader Song Yunjie could not bear it and decided to lead his troops to defect to the Eighth Route Army. After informed by the military leaders, Lao Qiu and political commissar Luo Tianjing, who were familiar with the local conditions, were dispatched to meet the troops who were willing to surrender. Luo Tianjing unfortunately died on the way, and before her death, she entrusted Lao Qiu to complete the task. Lao Qiu and the Long Wanhu brothers and sisters whom he had rescued joined forces to solve the arms and food problems of the Yunnan army and helped the Yunnan army successfully uprising. Lao Qiu led the Dian army to reorganize in Lianhua County, but was suspended for investigation for taking over the political commissar and historical issues during the Anti-Japanese War. There was a misunderstanding between the Lianhua County defenders and the Yunnan army, and they almost met with weapons. Lao Qiu appeared in time to resolve the conflict. During the reorganization of the army, the Kuomintang agents planned the army's betrayal. Lao Qiu used clever tricks to expose the truth and stabilize the morale of the army. Lao Qiu strictly implemented the party's policies and patiently and meticulously transformed the troops. The Yunnan army was baptized and transformed from the old army with a strong warlord atmosphere into a force that obeyed the party's command, had strong combat effectiveness and was supported by the audience.