Defend Yan'an

In early 1947, Chiang Kai-shek mobilized elite troops and generals to focus on attacking our Shandong and Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Liberated Areas. The enemy was outnumbered and the situation was grim. The Party Central Committee decided to abandon Yan'an and move to northern Shaanxi to eliminate the Hu bandits in mobile warfare. In the face of a formidable enemy, Peng Dehuai took the initiative to ask for help and shoulder the heavy responsibility. After receiving an urgent call from the Military Commission, the Second Column immediately crossed the Yellow River westward and rushed to northern Shaanxi. The independent battalion led by Zhou Dayong was passionate and vowed to defend Yan'an to the death. The war was about to begin. The wounded in charge of Xie Fanling, a nurse at the headquarters hospital, and Wang Chengde, a staff officer at the headquarters, escaped, and Xie Fanling chased him. Yellow River ferry. Wang Chengde was assigned to the independent camp as an instructor. The three met. Xie Fanling, who collapsed from exhaustion, was pulled back to Ganguyi by a carriage. Qinghua Bian, a cold spring, ambush the main force of our army. Seeing the enemy's 31st Brigade search team approaching our army's position. Uncle Li and his grandson, who led the way for Xie Fanling, resolutely diverted the enemy away. The enemy who was ambushed became angry, shot and killed the tethered cow, and kicked Uncle Li off the cliff. Xie Fanling decided to stay in northern Shaanxi. The Yan'an Nursery was in an emergency situation, and the Independent Battalion was ordered to rescue them. During the battle, a child was left behind between the enemy and our positions. Xie Fanling risked her life and rushed to rescue him. Her bravery won the respect of the soldiers.