Breaking Dawn in the Mountains

In 1937, the Japanese army attacked Shandong, Han Fuqu's troops withdrew, and part of Shandong fell into Japanese-occupied areas. The situation was precarious. At the end of 1937, the CCP sent Communist Party member Yang Yiming to the Japanese-occupied area of ​​Shandong to secretly launch an armed uprising. The Japanese army ordered Osamu Fujita, the leader of the Special High-Tech Section, to sabotage the uprising. Yang Yiming, codenamed "Xiashanhu", contacted local comrade Zhou Wangwen in Tai'an. Unexpectedly, the connection failed and Zhou Wangwen was captured by the Japanese army. Yang Yiming lost his way to contact the organization. At this time, Chang Yu, captain of the 74th Division of the National Army, thought Yang Yiming was a liar and captured him. Zhou Wangwen's execution time was approaching, and Yang Qingquan, a soldier of the 74th Division of the National Army, was also executed. In order to save people, Yang Yiming revealed his identity and cooperated with Chang Yu, robbed the execution ground and killed many Japanese invaders. The two established a profound anti-Japanese friendship. Subsequently, we set up our base in the Savage Cave in Culai Mountain. Unexpectedly, the base area was quickly exposed and was surrounded and suppressed by the Japanese army. We suffered heavy losses. At the subsequent meeting, many people believed that there was a traitor in our team, otherwise the Japanese army would not have been able to find the Savage Cave so quickly. Chang Yu and his party felt suspicious and left Yang Yiming's army. In order to find out the traitor who was informing the Japanese army, Yang Yiming designed to make him appear...