Honghu Red Guards

In the summer of 1930, Han Ying (played by Wang Yuzhen) and Liu Chuang (played by Xia Kuibin) led the Red Guards to retreat according to strategic needs - in Han Ying's words, it was to retract their fists in order to attack the enemy more violently.Peng Batian (played by Chen Jinpeng), the leader of the militia organization Baijihui, colluded with Feng of the Security Group (played by Cao Zenggen) to make a comeback. Han Ying organized his forces to severely damage the enemy based on the intelligence provided by Adjutant Zhang (played by Xie Tian), an underground worker of the Communist Party of China who invaded the enemy security group.The enemy deflated and retreated, intending to conspire to attack.Han Ying saw through the trick and led a sniper with Liu Chuang.While covering her fellow villagers, she unfortunately got caught in the enemy.Peng Batian captured Han's mother (played by Liu Shuqi) in an attempt to soften Han Ying with the mother-daughter relationship. Han Ying expressed his noble sentiment of not surrendering even if he sacrificed his life.But in the sinister environment where Liu Chuang lost contact with his leaders, he began to attack frequently.At this time, the enemy sent spy Wang Jinbiao (played by Peng Hongjun) as the inside line, trying to ambush the Red Guards, and at the same time wanted to execute Han Ying. After hearing the news, Adjutant Zhang took the risk of rescuing Han Ying, and he was unfortunately martyred.After Han Ying escaped and returned to the team, he immediately executed the traitors and cooperated with the main force of the Red Army to eliminate Bai Jihui and the security team in one fell swoop.Finally, during the Second Civil Revolutionary War, the Honghu Red Guards made many contributions in the battle to defend the red regime in the revolutionary base areas of western Hunan and Hubei.                                                                                    This film won the first "Popular Movie" Hundred Flowers Award in 1962.