Red Army Bridge

On the beautiful Liuyang River in Hunan, there is a wooden bridge called "Red Army Bridge". It has an intriguing history. Before 1930, the "Red Army Bridge" was still very crude. During the Agrarian Revolution, the Red Army marched from Jiangxi to Hunan. The landlords and wealthy landlords were frightened and fled in panic with their precious valuables. The two rich men, one fat and one thin, were worried about being caught by the Red Army, so they burned down the wooden bridge. In order to help the villagers harvest food in time, Red Army soldiers and villagers worked together to rebuild the wooden bridge as quickly as possible and named it "Red Army Bridge". After the bridge was repaired, the Red Army bid farewell to the villagers and continued to advance at an orderly pace. The fat and thin rich man returned at night after learning about the departure of the Red Army, but the deterrent power of the "Red Army Bridge" scared them to death. The landowners raised money to invite the national army company commander San Mazi, and they must demolish the "sacred bridge" that made them uneasy...