The Legend of Taihang Heroes

In the summer of 1943, in Wunan County under the jurisdiction of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region in the Taihang Mountains, the Japanese army stationed heavy troops to plunder iron ore and forest resources and build roads. Yang Shusheng, the guard company commander of the Second Division of the Shanxi-Hebei-Luyu Military Region, and several soldiers who were captured in the Heifengling road construction area, after successfully escaping, were chased all the way to Qingshiyao Village by the defending Japanese army led by Lieutenant Colonel Songshan, where they caught up with villager Zhao Tiechui to get married. Songshan led the Japanese army to massacre the village, and most of the villagers and prisoners of war eventually died. Yu Daxi, a young man from Qingshiyao Village, vowed revenge and rescued his sister who was kidnapped and used as a comfort woman. Yang Shusheng followed and protected him all the way to the county town, and met Iron Hammer who survived. With the help of anti-Japanese officer Song Chaolai and anti-Japanese youth Wei Jinxiu, they designed to rescue the women in the comfort station. Yang Shusheng and the other three rescued Xie Kui, commander of the Chinese artillery company, who was escorted by the Japanese army, and many Chinese prisoners of war. They organized with Xie Kui to set up the Taihang Anti-Japanese Brigade, causing the invaders to lose troops and generals. In order to control this team, the three intelligence organizations of the country, the Communist Party, and Japan in the city launched a fierce secret battle. Although there were conflicts between Yang Shu and Xie Kui, they finally insisted on fighting together for the common goal of resisting Japan.