In 1948, Yang Qindian was assigned to the Chongqing concentration camp as the chief of the examination section. Here there are a number of "special criminals", including Song Qiyun, Xu Xiaoxuan, Xiao Radish Head and others. A year later, the Kuomintang was defeated, and Yang Qindian was ordered by his superiors to kill the revolutionaries. The first revolutionary martyrs such as Little Radish died as a result, and 19 of them were released by him. After the founding of New China, Yang Qindian's behavior was judged to be "passing credit for the credit", so it was not dealt with by his superiors.
The government even arranged a brand new job for him and sent him "coiled" to send him home. Yang Qindian is also a person with "merit" for the Kuomintang. However, because of its low level, there was no chance to evacuate to Taiwan together. So he then became an anonymous farmer in his hometown. After that, Yang Qindian never mentioned his past to others, but he did not think that 50 years had passed, and those unforgettable past events had surged into his heart because of the arrival of this person.
On that day, a middle-aged man suddenly appeared in the village where Yang Qindian lived. After understanding, Yang Qindian learned that the middle-aged man in front of him was actually Yang Han, the grandson of Yang Hucheng. In the face of this grandson of the "deceased", Yang Qindian felt extremely guilty and kept his head down. Why? It turned out that he was actually the only witness to the killing of Yang Hucheng. "I don't have a personal grudge, I just want to know that history." This was the first sentence that Yang Han said, and Yang Qindian twisted his head to the other side after listening to it, cried out, and then choked up, "I was just a small soldier at that time, and I could only carry out the orders of my superiors." ”
In 1936, Yang Hucheng and Zhang Xueliang launched the Xi'an Incident and forced Chiang Kai-shek to unite with the Communists to resist Japan. After that, Yang Hucheng and Zhang Xueliang were put under house arrest by Chiang Kai-shek, and in 1949, Chiang Kai-shek suspected that Yang Hucheng had joined the Chongqing Mutiny, so he sent his subordinate Mao Renfeng to brutally kill him. At that time, General Yang Hucheng's entire family was persecuted, and only his grandson, who was playing outside at the time, survived, and Yang Qindian was one of the participants in this matter.
It took Yang Han half a century to find his grandfather's killer, but he finally smiled and said, It doesn't matter that I just came to see you. I hope that you can be in good health, Shou bi Nanshan, live to the age of one hundred and ten, and finally Yang Han is relieved in the face of the accomplice who killed his grandfather fifty years ago.