Iron and Blood at Kunlun Pass
Yang Guangyuan
Liu Yingtao, Zheng Yu, Wang Yuzhang, Sheng Zhong, Chu Jiashe, Zhou Yihua, Zheng Xiaoning, Shu Yaoxuan, Ma Shaoxin, Gao Qiang, Liu Dawei, Tan Feng, Zhang Yonghe, Zhao Yong
1994
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
133 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as铁血昆仑关，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1994Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.7(For reference only)。
In 1939, the Second World War fully erupted. The Japanese army invaded China and dispatched the Fifth Division to land in the southwest of our country, directly threatening the rear base in Chongqing. Under the command of General Du Yuming (played by Liu Yingtao), the National Revolutionary Army's Fifth Army mounted a defense at Kunlun Pass. Bai Suingxi, the head of the Guilin headquarters, also mobilized 150,000 troops to initiate the Guinan Campaign. In an instant, the battlefield was filled with flames and smoke. The love daughter of the courtesan Guihua (played by Zhang Ye) was killed by Japanese artillery fire, and the soldiers vowed to avenge her. Before the full assault on Kunlun Pass began, Commander Dai Anlan (played by Zheng Yu) ordered the execution of a bald captain (played by Yang Lishan) who had raped a local woman. The citizens, understanding the greater good, paved the roads with their ancestral tombstones to allow armored vehicles onto the battlefield. After the full assault began, Chinese soldiers charged forward one after another, fearless of death. On the eve of New Year's Day 1940, our attacking forces surged like a tide towards the enemy positions, Colonel Mikumi of the Japanese army (played by Zhao Yong) committed suicide by disembowelment, and our blinded soldiers, affected by poison gas, saluted the military flag by feel...