100 Episodes of Micro-lesson Storytelling | Red Movie Appreciation: Ballet in the Fire of War

Ballet in the Fire of War is a Sino-Russian co-production that reflects the historical war between China and Russia against Japanese fascism. The film tells the story of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Forces that took place in 1945 in a small town on the northeast border and led the common people to fight against japan with the Soviet Red Army

Synopsis

Through the ballet love affair of the hero and heroine in the anti-Japanese flames, the film tells a poignant love affair that crosses national borders, exposes the ferocity and hypocrisy, stubbornness and perfidy of Japanese militarism, and shows the fighting friendship between the military and the people of China and Russia who share hardships and hardships and work together to resist fascist aggression.

　　On September 12, 1945, more than 300 Japanese soldiers lurking in the jungle of the Border Town of Heilongjiang refused to surrender, resisted, bloodied local villagers, and attacked the Soviet Red Army. In the end, the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Forces and the Soviet Red Army suppressed this Japanese army in one fell swoop. Because the battle took place on the 28th day after Japan announced its surrender, it was called the "last battle" that took place on the black soil during the War of Resistance Against Japan.