Flying Over Shanhaiguan

In 1942, a U.S. B-25 bomber that completed the mission of bombing Tokyo, Japan, made an emergency landing near Shituan Town, Shanhaiguan, Jidong, which was occupied by the Japanese army due to lack of fuel. Three US military pilots, David, Richard and Mason, parachuted out and landed in three different places. As a result, around the rescue of three US military pilots, the people of Jidong, the Eighth Route Army, and the Kuomintang intelligence personnel launched a desperate battle with the Japanese special agents and traitors. In the film, the Japanese spy team sets a trap, the traitor maintenance leader presses forward step by step, the common people are unable to distinguish between friend and foe, the US pilot is seriously injured, and the Eighth Route Army scouts go deep into the tiger's den to deal with the enemy skillfully. In the end, the Eighth Route Army reconnaissance company commander Yang Biao and the Kuomintang's Jidong intelligence officer Yu Xinlan and others, with the cooperation of the Eighth Route Army's Jidong Independent Regiment, took advantage of the Japanese airport. Three US military pilots flew a Japanese transport plane over Shanhaiguan and flew to Chongqing.