Saving the Female Soldier Situ Hui

In 1949, the troubled land of China ushered in the dawn. After several years of war, the Communist Party of China finally seized power and established New China. However, there are still many residual forces including the Kuomintang in the vast land, so our people's soldiers are still fighting bloody battles everywhere. In Xiangxi, Hunan, the people of the motherland are fierce and fierce. Not only are the forces of the Kuomintang Central Committee lingering here, but there are also numerous bandits running rampant like stars. On this day, military vehicles carrying combat supplies and soldiers from the cultural troupe drove into Fengwei Mountain in western Hunan and headed towards the camp of the 79th Regiment of the Communist Army. The soldiers of the art troupe represented by Situ Hui sang and danced about a better tomorrow, but they had no idea that danger was approaching. The bandit Wu Jiu led a crowd to attack the military vehicle, looted the supplies, and captured Situ Hui and others as prisoners. Situ Hui is the only daughter of Situ Lan, an old leftist of the Kuomintang. Her special identity has attracted attention from all parties. Situ Lan will come to Peking from Hong Kong in a few days to attend the first meeting of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. For this reason, the Communist Party sent company commander Ding Lifeng to lead a team to rescue Situ Hui, and Major Leng Hanzhang of the Central Military Commission was also ordered to intervene to prevent the convening of the CPPCC meeting. The three-party struggle begins...