Where did Zhang Ga soldier Zhang Ga hide the real guns collected in a battle?

In Baiyangdian, Hebei Province during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Zhang Ga, a naughty and reckless teenager, witnessed grandma being killed by the Japanese invaders to cover the escape of the Eighth Route Army, and went to the county alone to find Luo Jinbao, the guerrilla platoon leader, and asked him to help avenge grandma.

When I really met Luo Jinbao, he took him as a traitor and made a joke. After the misunderstanding was cleared up, Zhang Ga dreamed of becoming a driver of the Eighth Route Army and wanted to own a gun. As a result, he wanted a gun so badly.

Not only did he cheat when betting with Xiao Pang, but he also violated discipline by secretly hiding the real guns collected in a battle in a bird's nest in a tree and then making jokes.

Zhang Ga didn't take this joke as a joke. I can't figure it out. He made an appointment with Xiao Pang to come to the county to avenge his grandmother. In the county town, Zhang Ga met the devil Kameda and Fat Translator.

In a battle of wits, neither of them got any benefit from Zhang Ga. After a series of experiences, Zhang Ga grew from a reckless teenager to a real Eighth Route Army scout.

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Creative background:

Private Zhang Ga was written by Xu Guangyao in 1958. 1957 was beaten to the right, expelled from the party and army, deprived of rank, demoted and paid wages, and went to Baoding, Hebei Province to enter the farm for labor reform. Private Zhang Ga was born in Baoding.

The story of soldier Zhang Ga made people strongly feel the importance of being a China and being patriotic. Many people gave their lives for the anti-Japanese war. Gazi had a wish to fight devils in the Eighth Route Army since he was a child. Their patriotism is not just a slogan.

It is not reckless to make "fearless" sacrifices. They have courage, wisdom and perseverance. Seeing Gazi's hatred for devils and traitors since he was a child, he is not as bad as a child.

Xu Guangyao was deeply encouraged and gave the screenplay Private Zhang Ga to Cui Wei, director of Beijing Film Studio. 1963, the film was filmed and released nationwide, which caused a great sensation and became one of the red classic films that accompanied generations to grow up.

In 2005, with the broadcast of 22 TV series and cartoons of the same name, the upsurge of "Soldier Zhang Ga" once again set off in China. This undoubtedly further expanded the influence of the original novel and made it glow with eternal artistic charm through time and space.

Zhang Ga's prototype Yan Xiufeng;

Yan (Gazi) Xiufeng, 1924 was born in Houwangyue Village (Houwangyue, Renqiu City), Baiyangdian District, Jizhong Plain in February. 1937, Japanese devils invaded the central Hebei plain, and Gazi, who was only 13 years old, joined the anti-Japanese guerrillas.

He has made outstanding achievements. During the two years from 1943 to 1944, he personally executed more than 100 spies hated by the people. He once participated in the assault on eight turrets, and seized 59 rifles, 40 pistols, machine guns 1 guns and 2 magazines.

1944, Gazi participated in the second British model congress in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region and was awarded the title of' first-class combat hero'. At that time, Wei Wei, a famous war writer, wrote a novella documentary prose-Yan Gazi.

Writer Xu Guangyao wrote the novel Private Zhang Ga and adapted it into a movie. Yan Xiufeng was later expelled from the army because he insisted on falling in love with the daughter of a local landlord, which made him unknown for the rest of his life. Li Xiangfang picked up the phone and dialed the home of Yan Xiufeng, an anti-Japanese hero.

"Oh, I am!" The rich voice of the old man with a slight accent made the reporter unable to believe that the other end of the phone was the interviewee. One day in midsummer, the reporter visited according to the address provided by the old man.

Yan Lao, 82, is chatting with his neighbors downstairs. His simple manners, quick thinking and steady pace exceeded the reporter's imagination, which made the reporter find the feeling of facing the hero at once.