《The liberation of Shanghai》Episodes

In the course of rescuing Tie Liang, the underground party member, the church nurse Shang GuanYan, learned from the unit written on Tie Liang's shirt that the enemy had made a mistake and reported it to the underground party in Shanghai. Organ orders Shang GuanYan, such as Tie Liang accepted the enemy's medal and credentials as a defection, must be immediately assassinated. Tie Liang wakes up, a gun at him. Lan ZhengHong gave Tie Liang two choices, either accepting the medal and the letter of proxy, acting as the myth of Li's continued heroism, or die and giving him time to think. Shang GuanYan hesitate again and again, and ultimately can not Tie Tie injection poison. Du Juan learned Tie Liang's sacrifice, together with being insulted by his enemy soldiers, committed suicide but was prevented by Xiao JianDong. Tie Liang tells Shang GuanYan the truth and asks her to help her escape. Lan ZhengHong secretly carried Tie Liang out of the hospital and claimed that Li Da-lun had been seriously injured in injuries. Tie Liang was locked into the gendarmerie cell and got acquainted with Yang Lianguan, the enemy communications officer in the cell. In the gendarmerie's cell, Shang GuanYan showed Tie Liang his underground identity and, with the clever cover of the Yangguan Customs, carried Tie Liang out of prison. Shang GuanYan took Tie Liang into the dwelling of General Zhang Zhiquan, a resident of the Kuomintang General Zhang Zhiguan. Secretary Huan Huaiyuan, who followed Zhang Zhiguen for more than 10 years, turned out to be an underground member of the Chinese Communists secretly placed by Zhou Enlai in the Kuomintang Defense Department many years ago. Lin Huaiyuan took this opportunity to give pros and cons to Zhang Zhiguquan, who had always had pro-communist thinking. Zhang Zhijiang could not bear to bustling Shanghai into the war, promising the uprising and providing cover for Tie Liang. Comrade Li SiBen, political commissar, told Xiao JianDong that someone reported to his superiors that Xiao JianDong had captured a few Kuomintang captives when it first rescued Du Juan, but instructed Du Juan to kill them. In order to preserve Du Juan's name, Xiao JianDong concealed the humiliation of Du Juan and defiantly took prisoners guilty regardless of his personal future.