Breaking Out of the Death Camp

Adapted from Zhou Meisen's novella "Military Song". In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese army captured a large number of Chinese prisoners of war after several battles. Among these prisoners of war were the Central Army, the miscellaneous army, and a small number of the Eighth Route Army. They were taken together into the "Ninth Death Camp" established by the Japanese army. Tian Desheng and Liu Ziping, veteran scouts of the Central Army, were imprisoned in the No. 4 squad room together with the cavalry battalion commander Meng Zexin and soldier Zhang Delong of the Eighth Route Army. In the fourth-class room, a group of prisoners of war, led by the commander of the Sichuan Army Lao Qi, is secretly planning to break out of the death camp. They took advantage of the opportunity of working underground in coal mines and constantly searched for ways into some old caves, hoping to find an exit to escape. At the same time, a group of prisoners of war headed by Meng Zexin was also preparing to escape from prison. Although both sides had the same purpose, they did not trust each other and went their own way. The commander of the death camp, Long Zehou, was a fierce and cunning Japanese major. In order to provide more coal to the Japanese invaders, he not only assigned traitors to deal with prisoner-of-war supervisors, but also looked for informers among prisoners of war. Soon, Lao Qi was reported by a traitor. Long Zeshou gathered all the prisoners of war in the camp and released wolf dogs to bite Lao Qi until his flesh and blood were bloody. In order to rescue all the prisoners of war in the death camp, the guerrillas sent Zhang Mazi to sneak into...