Seven Days and Seven Nights

In March 1947, the Kuomintang Hu Zongnan Bandit Division invaded Yan'an with 15 brigades. Chiang Kai-shek arrogantly declared that he would capture Yan'an within three days, hoping to exchange this for US dollars from his master, US imperialism. The enemy's 31st Brigade is the vanguard brigade, and they have begun a mad attack on Yan'an. In order to better gain time, concentrate our forces, and eliminate the enemy, a certain brigade of our army is tasked with defending Yan'an and blocking the enemy. The brigade headquarters analyzed the enemy's situation and found that if the enemy wanted to attack Yan'an, they must pass through the choke point of Pine Ridge. Therefore, the brigade headquarters handed over the task of holding on to Pine Ridge to the Second Company, which was under the direct command of the brigade headquarters. The instructor of the second company died, so the brigade commander sent Su Qiang to command the second company and asked them to hold on to Pine Ridge from the 92 Highlands for seven days. When the position was almost captured by the enemy, Su Qiang and correspondent Liu Xiaolin arrived. He immediately put into battle command and finally repelled the enemy's attack. When Su Qiang arrived at the position, he discovered that the soldiers of the Second Company were proud of underestimating the enemy, so he promptly helped them correct this thought, organized the soldiers to repair the fortifications, and repelled dozens of enemy attacks. At this time, the right-wing position of the 92 Highlands was occupied by the enemy. The 92 Highlands had lost its defensive significance. The brigade headquarters ordered the Second Company to withdraw to Pine Ridge and hold the position in this area. The soldiers were dissatisfied with their superiors' decision to retreat