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Fire Seeds in the Mountain Village

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Director: 刘中明
Cast: 赵雅珉 · 尹福元 · 李文伟 · 杨树才 · 李显刚 · 王宇宁

Storyline

In the spring of 1935, the Red Army passed through a Buyi ethnic mountain area in Guizhou. Company commander Wan Gang led a small detachment to reconnoiter Shimen Stockade and rescued Buyi girl Cili, who was persecuted by the reactionary chieftain Bai Shanxiao. Bai Shanxiao abandoned the stockade and fled. To avenge a personal wrong, Cili shot dead the 'divine tiger', Bai Shanxiao's killing tool. The Red Army carried out a grain distribution activity to relieve the poor. Witch Mina, taking advantage of the sudden illness of poor man Wei Moshu's grandson after accidentally eating raw grain, stirred up a 'return grain and sacrifice to the tiger' incident. Cili rashly wanted to catch Mina, nearly causing a clan fight. Company commander Wan Gang arrived in time, exposed the enemy's plot, and educated Cili and the Buyi masses. To thank the Red Army, Cili and the masses decided to carve the four characters 'Long Live the Red Army' on the sacred rock. The Red Army helped the Buyi masses establish the Shimen Red Guard, with Cili as its leader. After the Red Army detachment left Shimen Stockade, Bai Shanxiao returned, forcing the masses to erase the slogan and shooting Wei Moshu. To save the villagers and protect the slogan, Ban Ergong risked danger and deeply carved 'Long Live the Red Army' on the sacred rock. Bai Shanxiao subjected Ban Ergong to cruel torture. To rescue Ban Ergong, Cili and the Red Guards cleverly captured the enemy chief of staff sent by the Kuomintang to Shimen Stockade and broke into the tiger's den, forcing Bai Shanxiao to release Ban Ergong. The Red Army detachment returned to Shimen Stockade and, together with Cili, Ban Ergong and other Red Guards, annihilated the enemy guarding Shimen Pass in one fell swoop. Cili personally shot dead her enemy Bai Shanxiao. The Buyi masses of Shimen Stockade saw off the Red Army, and Cili told them: the fire seeds of revolution have been deeply sown in the hearts of the mountain village people.