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Meiling Xinghuo

Meiling Xinghuo

Drama

Lu Jue

Ni Ping, Huang Zhongqiu, Liu Xitian, Zhang Jie, Zhu Jianmin, Ji Ping, Zhou Jingchun, Wu Yiqiang, Xu Jingzhi, Song De Wang, Ge Jianjun

1982

Mainland China

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Completed

Mandarin Chinese

123 minutes

2025-02-20 03:59:05

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This film (drama)Also known as梅岭星火,is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex,At1982Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese,Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。
In the autumn of 1934, due to the errors of the leftist opportunist line, the fifth encirclement and suppression campaign failed, forcing the main force of the Red Army to retreat from the Jiangxi base and begin the Long March of 25,000 li. At that time, the enemy rushed toward the central base from all directions, and the Central Soviet Area fell. Comrade Chen Yi, having been injured in the leg, did not follow the main force's retreat and went into the mountains to engage in guerrilla warfare with the remaining comrades. After enduring hardships and trials, when this group finally reached the Meiling Mountain area of southern Jiangxi, they numbered less than a hundred. They hid in the deep mountains and dense forests, living a life akin to that of wild men, enduring wind and rain, and facing extreme living conditions. They persisted in conducting guerrilla warfare under extremely harsh conditions. At that time, the underground party organization had been destroyed, and they had completely lost contact with the Central Committee. The environment became increasingly severe, the struggle more difficult, and the soldiers' morale lowered, with some even leaving the team to descend the mountain. However, Comrade Chen Yi remained confident at all times. He maintained a correct attitude toward the officials and soldiers, treated comrades who had made mistakes appropriately, and united all possible forces. They finally survived the difficult three years, preserving the revolutionary spark. During this time, Japanese imperialism occupied the three northeastern provinces, and Chiang Kai-shek pursued traitorous policies, plunging the Chinese nation into deeper calamity. In response, Chen Yi was filled with righteous indignation; he raised the banner of anti-Japanese resistance in the mountains, mobilizing and educating the masses while engaging in relentless struggles. In the winter of 1936, after the Xi'an Incident was peacefully resolved, Chiang Kai-shek, disregarding the interests of the country and the nation, launched a fierce attack against our southern guerrilla forces. Due to betrayal, Meiling was besieged, and when he was nearly engulfed by flames, Comrade Chen Yi, undaunted by death, wrote the famous poem "Three Verses of Meiling," boldly proclaiming: "From here to the spring platform to gather old comrades, a hundred thousand banners fight against the King of Hell!" After the "July 7" incident, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated again. Although Comrade Chen Yi was far from the Central Committee, with his political insight, he resolutely descended the mountain to negotiate with the Kuomintang. From that point on, the difficult guerrilla warfare ended, paving the way for the future gathering of southern guerrilla forces, forming the mighty New Fourth Army, and heading to the anti-Japanese battlefield, creating favorable conditions.