Introduction to the plot of battlefield TV series

The TV series Battlefield tells the story of Junzi Lu, a medical family in Northeast China, and the patriot * * * organized by China Anti-Japanese Union against the Japanese aggressors.

1at the beginning of 945, Lu, the young boss of Antai Hospital, came back from the Soviet Military Academy to celebrate his father's birthday, just in time for the Japanese army to slaughter Lu and occupy the hospital. Lu sneaked back to the hospital to seek revenge from the devil, and met Li Ruxue, a female soldier of the Anti-Japanese League who was carrying out the task. The two went through life and death to the Anti-Union base, and Lu, who was bent on revenge, borrowed soldiers from Li Rujun, the captain of the Anti-Union, and was rejected.

Lu never gave up, silently followed the anti-United mission and rescued Li Ruxue in a crisis. The two men fell in love in the battle. I don't want to. The bandit girl Xiaofeng fell in love with Liu at first sight and snatched the treasure box from the devil in chaos. In order to help Li Ruxue complete the task, Lu broke into Hutou Mountain alone, but was forced by Tong Xiaofeng to stay and get married.

Liu struggled with the bandits and finally escaped. Under the influence of Li Ruxue, Liu joined the Anti-Japanese League, and grew from an unruly and unrestrained gentleman to an excellent soldier. He organized a special team and launched a life-and-death battle with the male leader who occupied Antai Hospital. Finally, he destroyed the enemy's secret plan and wrote a magnificent anti-Japanese war song.

Battlefield series evaluation

Battlefield truly restores the heroic troops composed of anti-United fighters. After a bloody battle, it is as powerful as history. It reproduces the hard years of life and death, and shows the heroic and fearless spirit of the war of resistance.

Different from the grand narrative angle of similar TV dramas in the past, the drama sees the big from the small, and through the presentation of the growth history of small people, it reflects the national justice of countless heroic sons and daughters in the war-torn era. It is also the epitome of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's Qian Qian people with lofty ideals who shed blood for the revolution. It is not only the audience's recognition of the actors, but also a reaffirmation of the values conveyed by the play.