Who took down the enemy's pistol with a broom pimple?

Zhang Ga is a character in anti-Japanese film and television dramas. Xu Guangyao's novel Private Zhang Ga tells the story of a boy named Zhang Ga in Baiyangdian, Baoding, xiong'an new area, Hebei Province during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period.

In a Japanese raid, Gazi's grandmother was killed by the Japanese to cover the Eighth Route Army. Zhong Liang, the reconnaissance company commander of the Eighth Route Army, was also captured by the devils. Gazi was heartbroken. Determined to take revenge, he resolutely set out to find a regional team to fight the devils. On the way, he mistook guerrilla platoon leader Luo Jinbao for a traitor and tried to hand over his gun, making a joke. Later, Gazi, who was as big as a child, disguised himself as a watermelon vendor and paid the "real guy" translated by Ponton with a wooden gun. In order not to let the captain take the gun back, he got angry and hid in the old man's nest, so he was criticized and closed. After the education of the district captain, Gazi realized his mistake. He was injured in a battle and recuperated in his hometown. When the guerrillas attacked the enemy sentry box, he secretly ran back from his hometown to fight in the war, but unfortunately he was caught when he went into town for reconnaissance. Facing the enemy, Gazi was unyielding and escaped in the battle. He cooperated with the guerrillas to pull out the watchtower and rescued Zhong Liang. Victory, the district captain praised Gazi on behalf of the troops and rewarded him with a real pistol. Gazi was so happy that he finally became an excellent boy scout. Gazi's hometown has also been liberated!