"The Suppression of Bandits at Wulong Mountain" tells the story of western Hunan.

Wulongshan Bandit Suppression is a re-creation of the 1986 version. The play is adapted from the real historical events of the bandit suppression in western Hunan. Banditry is serious in western Hunan. In the early days of liberation, the story of the Chinese People's Liberation Army's heroic suppression of bandits was staged here. The story of our hero Liu Yutang, known as the "Northeast Tiger", who outsmarted the bandit leader "Zhuanshan Leopard" is even more well-known in our country. The play depicts the captain of our Chinese People's Liberation Army's anti-bandit squad with dignified writing, twists and turns, thrilling plots, fierce gun battles and martial arts. The bandit suppression team led by Liu Yutang, nicknamed the "Northeast Tiger" by the people, relied on the local people to fight a life-and-death struggle with the bandit leader Tian Dabang, Zhuanshan Leopard, and the Kuomintang female spy Si Yatou, and experienced ups and downs. The story of love and hate.