Xiao Erhei gets married

During the Anti-Japanese War, Liujiajiao Village in a certain border area of ​​Shanxi Province. There are two special characters in the village, one is Er Zhuge (played by Zhao Ziyue) who follows the almanac in everything, and the other is San Xiangu (played by Zhou Ting) who pretends to be a ghost. Er Zhuge's son Xiao Erhei (played by Yang Jianye) is the village militia captain, and Sanxiangu's daughter Xiaoqin (played by Yu Ping) is a member of the Women's Rescue Society. The two were childhood sweethearts and fell in love when they grew up. Their marriage was opposed by Er Zhuge. He checked the almanac and believed that the two were incompatible. San Xiangu, who was lazy and lazy, thought that Er Hei's family was too poor and wanted to find Xiao Qin a rich and powerful family. Village director Jin Wang (played by Ge Cunzhuang) travels around the countryside on weekdays, teasing Xiaoqin out of spite, and designs to frame Xiaoqin and Erhei. Sanxiangu accepted the betrothal gift from the Yan bandit officer and insisted on Xiaoqin marrying the bandit officer. Xiaoqin would rather die than obey. After the district chief (played by Li Wanwan) learned the inside story, he punished Jin Wang, who committed many crimes, and approved the marriage of Erhei and Xiaoqin... This film is adapted from Zhao Shuli's novel of the same name.