Go to the Green Mountain

Peking City during the Anti-Japanese War. The Japanese military police, led by pseudo-policemen, are hunting down progressive young students. Professor Liu of a certain university and his students Luo Gao Gao, Wen Fei, He Feng, etc., under the arrangement of the underground party, decided to immediately transfer to the revolutionary base area. After dressing up in disguise, they escaped the pursuit of the Japanese military police and passed through the blockades of the Japanese and puppet troops. After meeting the Chief of Staff of the Eighth Route Army, they were led by underground party traffic officer Lao Ma and embarked on a journey to the revolutionary base area. Although Lao Ma was small in stature, he was brave and resourceful. He led these intellectuals who lacked experience in wild mountain life to break through the heavily guarded blockade ditches and strongholds of the Japanese and puppet troops, and skillfully passed the dangerous passes one after another by using traffic rules. Lao Ma once escorted several groups of intellectuals to revolutionary base areas. He understood the importance of intellectuals and worked with comrades at various transportation stations to take care and protect these intellectuals meticulously. On the way, Luo Gaofeng was unable to travel with his companions due to illness, and was sent back to his fellow villager Sisao's home to recuperate. Unexpectedly, just as Japanese soldiers entered the village, burning, killing and looting, the fourth sister-in-law's father-in-law was shot dead by the Japanese, and her nursing son was thrown into the fire and burned alive by the Japanese. But the fourth sister-in-law endured the tremendous grief and completed the task of protecting Luo Gaofeng. In the mountainous areas that were brutally raided by the Japanese army,