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National Mission

The tale of the previous generation of rebels who fought vigorously in challenging circumstances and unforgiving settings during the atomic bomb experiment in the early 1960s to achieve China's initial aspiration of becoming a formidable nation.

Based on Qu Bo's novel "Footprints in the Snow-covered Woods" ( ).

Three young adults from China, each with unique backgrounds, enlisted in the special operations unit and completed rigorous military training. Following their training, they emerged as brave soldiers serving on the plateau. (China Drama Youtube Channel)

The narrative follows the journey of Zhao Da Qi, a skilled individual with a special bond with a talented horse. Through a series of fortuitous events, he becomes a member of the New Fourth Army. Over time, he undergoes significant challenges and transformations, ultimately emerging as a celebrated figure in the nation's history. This story is based on the novel "Golden Flower, Iron Palm" authored by Wu Lin.

Air Force Captain Qin Lang faced challenges during a live-fire exercise and successfully completed the mission, although he was then reassigned to refit the air tanker. Despite his preference to work on the K-type aircraft, Qin Lang reluctantly followed the orders of his superiors. While stationed in Jiangcheng, Qin Lang crossed paths with Feng Lei, an air force colonel who had been discharged following an incident. Feng Lei, known for his strict and unyielding nature, clashed with Qin Lang, who was seen as arrogant and emotional, due to their differing ideologies. Their conflicting personalities led to intense training sessions where they constantly tested each other's wit and bravery. During a particular incident, Feng Lei discovered that Qin Lang had a deep psychological fear of parking the aircraft on the right-hand side. Despite initial doubts, Feng Lei made it his mission to help Qin Lang overcome this fear. Amidst unrest in neighboring countries, our military deployed overseas to combat terrorism, only to fall victim to a terrorist attack. When their plane was hit by enemy missiles, Qin Lang conquered his fear and skillfully landed the aircraft, saving both the passengers and the plane. Ultimately, Qin Lang was able to refit the K-type aircraft as he had desired and also found love. Through his relationship with Qin Lang, Captain Feng Lei learned to appreciate the importance of family, friendship, and love.

Covert Communist operative Li Heng, having been cut off prior to Chengdu's liberation, reestablishes ties with his party and maneuvers through the intricate landscape of underground clashes between the KMT and CCP, the internal politics of the KMT, and local gang conflicts to support the Communist agenda.

Based on the book "The Tale of Hou Shan Ji and Hsien Chao" written by the author Wu Feng Chiu.

In the midst of the turmoil caused by Chiang Kai Shek's 1927 takeover, young revolutionary Xi Zhong Xun bravely stands up against political oppression and rises as a prominent figure. Drawing inspiration from Liu Zhi Dan's rebellion, he collaborates to establish the Shaanxi-Gansu Red Army. Throughout the Anti-Japanese War, he works to strengthen the revolutionary stronghold and support its growth, receiving recognition from Mao Ze Dong for his unwavering dedication to the movement. Following Japan's defeat, Xi Zhong Xun valiantly protects the Northwest region, contributing to the groundwork for national advancement.

A play celebrating the 90th anniversary of the Gutian Congress held in December 1929 depicts the journey of a Red Army unit overcoming internal conflicts to focus on their goal of advancing agriculture. (chinesedrama.info)

The story follows Liang Chen, a scout who serves as the leader of a reconnaissance unit in a division of the People's Volunteer Army, which was dispatched by China to the Korean War. Leading his reconnaissance company, Liang Chen spearheads the charge against American military troops. (Chinesedrama.info)

The leader of a specific clan, known as Kuwayama or Kaigeemon, successfully defeated his political rival Sadayori Sugiyama to seize control of the clan government. A message confirming this victory was received from Jojo in Nose City. It is worth noting that Nose and Sugiyama were former classmates at Katakai Dojo and had been friends. Reflecting on the journey from their youth to the present, it became clear that Nose had always desired to engage in battle.

Riding the wave of change, the narrative follows a former soldier as he navigates civilian life. In 1985, a group of military medics is tasked with providing support to troops, leading Mo Li, Zeng Bu Yu, Zhao Yi Qin, Wen Ting, and Wang Jian Yun to forge complex connections with the soldiers. As time passes, each individual moves forward in their own separate paths. This story is adapted from the novel "Buyu Hostel" by Yan Ge Ling.

Zheng Yuan Hai enlists in the naval army with high hopes of enhancing the Chinese naval force

The narrative follows Wang Shan Kui, Li Shan Kui, Ma Jian Cheng, and Lu Xin Quan as they serve as clues to uncover the fate of their family members, spanning the 60-year growth of the People's Navy

The plot revolves around a huntsman who gets caught up in the events of the Second Sino-Japanese War.

During the year 1944, the New Fourth Army emerged victorious in the Battle of Che Qiao. Following this triumph, the Japanese army took control of the primary transportation routes along the Yangtze River in an effort to impede the progress of the New Fourth Army. Intelligence revealed that the Japanese military, in collaboration with Yokota Dojo and Toyo Corporation, planned to transform Chaoyang City into a crucial intelligence hub and supply base for their forces. Determined not to let the enemy succeed, the division launched an operation led by Nie Tian Ming to dismantle the clandestine network of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, seize valuable information, and unite with the Four Seas Martial Arts School to overcome Yokota Dojo. Through a series of intense battles requiring strategic thinking and courage, Nie Tian Ming ultimately marshaled a large force to crush the enemy and liberate Chaoyang City.

The drama follows the journey of Yu Dong Feng as he joins the military in order to obtain a gift for his engagement. Through various experiences in battle, he undergoes personal growth and transforms into a resilient individual.

In 1930, Lin Yu Hui, a thirteen-year-old girl, tragically lost her mother. She moved with her adoptive family to Nanjing and helped them make a living along the Qinhuai River. Five years later, Chen Mo Ren, a close friend of her adoptive father, joined their household. Lin Yu Hui had to break off her relationship with Gao Jin Bang, the grandson of the family servant, due to an arranged marriage contract between her father Lin ChuXi and Chen Mo Ren. As the Japanese occupation of Nanjing unfolded, Lin Yu Hui began to uncover shocking truths: her former fiancé joined the revolution, and people she once cherished were now seen as enemies of the nation. From her humble life on the Qinhuai River, Lin Yu Hui sang the bittersweet love story of Nanjing during the wartime.