Knight's Honor

The mainland film "Knight's Honor" is a movie released in 1984. It tells the story of the cavalry team composed of Mongolian soldiers and local herdsmen who fought against Japanese aggression at the end of the Anti-Japanese War. Under the active guidance of the party's leading cadres, the tortuous road they took in the cause of local liberation was told. The Russian film "Knight's Honor" is a film shot in 2004. It is set in Russia in 1904, reflecting the hunting operations of terrorist organizations that enveloped Russian society at that time. The story takes place in the summer of 1945, at the end of the Anti-Japanese War. A group of Mongolian soldiers in the puppet army who were unwilling to endure fascist rule rose up and fought hand-to-hand with the Japanese invaders. Soon, these young people, led by their leader Yidel, combined with farmers and herdsmen to form a heroic cavalry force. Yidel enthusiastically seeks a way out for the liberation of the Mongols. However, his thinking has great limitations. Where will he take this people's armed force? Can this team truly fight for the interests of the Mongolian people and the liberation of the motherland? At this critical moment, the Communist Party of China sent political commissar Chen Yong. Yidel, the detachment leader with a narrow national sentiment, is not very enthusiastic about the new political commissar. Chen Yong, who was born as a poor peasant, with his simple emotions, approachable style and in line with the party's national policies,