Wang Dahua's revolutionary career

In the early 1940s, the Anti-Japanese War was in full swing and had reached a critical moment of intensification. Crazy Japanese imperialism wreaked havoc and wiped out the effective forces of the underground party of the Communist Party of China, and many revolutionary comrades died heroically. Underground party member Xia Jiahe (played by Zhang Bo) was assigned by the organization to take the radio station to Dalian. Unexpectedly, he was chased and intercepted by Japanese police officer Shoji Aoki (played by Muhata Ryu) on the way. When desperate, Xia unexpectedly meets his first girlfriend Wang Dahua (played by Yan Ni). Taking this as an opportunity, Dahua and her current husband Tang Quanli were involved in this series of incidents. Dahua went bankrupt and wanted to save her husband, but she couldn't change the fate of her husband being killed. Dahua hated Xia Jiahe for causing her to lose her happy life, so she seized the radio station and refused to return it to him. This ordinary but fierce woman could not have imagined at this time that her story with Xia Jiahe did not end there, and that she had also embarked on the road of revolution by accident.