The movie "Fighting the Invaders" is a war movie released in 1965, directed by Hua Chun, starring Daniel Zhang, Zhang Liang, Li Yan, Huang Bangrui, etc., telling the story of Commander Li of a certain volunteer army to fight the enemy during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.
The climactic plot of the plot is divided into two parts:
The first part is the sacrifice of the undercover team. Before leaving, Commander Li found that the head of the condolence group, Mei, was the widow of an old comrade-in-arms, and her son Ding Dayong was in the hidden team. Commander Li asked Ding Dayong to stay with his mother, but his mother insisted that his son go to the front line to lurk, and asked his son to strike hard at the enemy. In lurking, the enemy's incendiary bomb hit the wild grass next to Ding Dayong, and he endured the great pain of burns until the troops launched a general attack. The hidden contingent died heroically in the sea of fire, creating conditions for the victory of the troops.
The second part is the victory of the general offensive. The troops, under the cover of the hidden ranks, broke through the enemy's defenses, joined up with friendly units and launched a fierce attack on the enemy. Commander Li personally went into battle, commanded the battle, and engaged in fierce hand-to-hand combat with the enemy. In the end, the troops defeated the enemy, recaptured the lost territory, and made immortal contributions to the motherland and the people.
Plot Evaluation:
The movie "Fighting the Invaders" is a war movie with strong patriotism and heroism, showing the fearless spirit and sacrifice spirit of the volunteer soldiers, and reflecting the hardship and fierceness of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. The directors and actors of the film were all well-known people at the time, and they used sincere emotions and exquisite skills to create a group of distinctive characters and leave a deep impression on the audience. The film's graphics and music are also excellent, creating an atmosphere of tension and tragedy, allowing the audience to feel the cruelty of war and the greatness of heroes.