Battle Years

Zhang Qichang
Gao Changli, Guo Gang, Wang Xiaoyan, Jin Di, Xu Yuanqi
1982
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as战斗年华,is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex,At1982Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese,Current Douban rating0.0(For reference only)。
Chinese Title: Battle Years Production Area: Mainland China Director: Zhang Qichang Screenwriters: Xie Fongsong, Liang Xin Release Date: 1982 Color: Color Cast: Gao Changli, Xu Yuanqi, Jin Di, Wang Xiaoyan, Guo Gang During the Anti-Japanese War, in the Jinxi Northwest base. General He Long's Eighth Route Army 120th Division welcomed a group of revolutionary youths. Based on the characteristics of the youth and the needs of the troops, General He Long formed a combat basketball team. The establishment of this team played a significant role in uniting friendly forces and promoting the fight against Japan—work that many political banquets could not achieve. At the same time, these young people also grew and strengthened under the grand goal of united resistance against Japan. Li Kuan, a young man who fled from the enemy-occupied area of Taiyuan, was initially uninterested in organizing a team in such a tense combat environment. However, after learning about Comrade He Long's profound intentions, he became the core member of the combat basketball team—its captain. The process of Li Kuan's growth was observed by Mo Mang, a young woman who carried him back to the base from the enemy's blockade line, and seeds of love were sown in her heart. Due to the needs of war, they buried their feelings deep within. Wei Quanbin, with a proud temperament, was the exact opposite of Li Kuan. He actively pushed for the establishment of the team but struggled to adapt to life within the revolutionary ranks. When he was in extreme ideological conflict and pain, Comrade He Long properly guided him through arduous training and struggles, eventually helping Wei Quanbin grow into the backbone of the combat basketball team. Returning from Nanyang to participate in the anti-Japanese struggle, Gua Jianguo always remembered his parents' advice and dedicated his youth to the motherland. Guo Jian and the female youth of the combat drama club, Zeng Xiu, shared common interests and fell in love at first sight. Under He Long's guidance, they understood the true meaning of love and life. In the moments when Guo Jian's youth was just beginning to shine, he sacrificed his young life. The pain and joy on the basketball court, the struggles and sacrifices on the battlefield, transformed this generation of youth into conscious revolutionary soldiers, the backbone of the sports cause of the new China. The "battle" on the court also awakened many Kuomintang soldiers. Huanyouren, a member of the Kuomintang cavalry basketball team, ultimately broke away from the reactionary camp and joined the revolution. The Central Committee placed great importance on the growth of the combat team and provided them with valuable support and honor. The wheel of history rolls forward. The revolutionary tradition of the combat team continues to inspire today's youth to fight for the future of the motherland.