The drama describes the life-and-death struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the secret service puppet troops and the Japanese army in a special historical period, and integrates various drama elements such as war, action, spy war, suspense and vigilance.
The biggest highlight of Seven Days of Death is that it is different from other anti-war dramas. The play objectively shows Japanese soldiers, their feelings and even their love. As ordinary people, they are also tragedies in this ultimately failed war of aggression.
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The main plot of "Desperado for Seven Days":1In the autumn of 943, Li Shilin, commander-in-chief of Qing Xiang in Sioux City, a Japanese puppet army, was poisoned by the Japanese army for embezzling military pay. Dai Suichang, Li Xin's secretary, narrowly escaped. On the way to escape, I was captured by the armed forces of the New Fourth Army in Hushan base area.
As Dai Suichang grasped the evidence of the Japanese military deployment in Sioux City and the secret collusion between the Japanese puppet army and the Kuomintang die-hards, the military division ordered Hushan County Party Committee to ensure Dai's safety, and sent troops to transfer Dai Suichang three days later.
The Japanese Gendarmerie Command in Sioux City sent a secret operation team to sneak into Hushan to hunt down Dai Suichang; The Kuomintang die-hards secretly ordered Gu Weimin, a special correspondent from Sioux City, to rescue Dai Suichang for fear that their conspiracy to collude with the Japanese and the Puppet was exposed. If the rescue fails, he will be secretly transferred.
Japanese and puppet agents lurking in Hushan were also ordered to set out. Shen Yingjie, head of the Security Section of Hushan County Committee, was ordered to protect Dai Suichang. In three days, he and his comrades launched a series of soul-stirring battles with the Japanese army, the Kuomintang die-hards and the latent Japanese puppet traitors, and finally completed the task.