The Conquest of Mount Huashan
Guo Wei
Guo Yuntai, Li Jinbang, Tian Dan, Li Lili, Feng Shun, Fang Hua, Li Yurun, Chen Zhijian, Liu Liu, Liang Xin, Xu Youxin, Huang Fei, Zhao Yihu, Yan Zenghe, Hu Peng, Jia Liu, Guan Zongxiang, Li Yan, Zhang Qian
1953
Mainland China
Completed
Mandarin Chinese
120 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known as智取华山，is aMainland ChinaProducerwomen sex，At1953Released in year
。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.4(For reference only)。
After the three major battles, the strategic focus of the Liberation War shifted to the northwest. Hu Zongnan led his troops to flee south, and his remnants, led by Fang Ziqiao (played by Fang Hua), found themselves at a dead end and escaped to Mount Huashan in the West. Among the Five Great Mountains, Huashan is the most perilous. Fang Ziqiao stationed heavy troops at key mountain passes to resist stubbornly. Our army's reconnaissance officer (played by Guo Yuntai) led a small team into the mountainous area and found a medicinal farmer, Chang Shenglin (played by Liu Liu). Chang guided the team through a shortcut to reach the main peak of Huashan and, taking advantage of the enemy’s complacency, ascended the North Peak, cleverly cutting off the enemy's communication with Fang Ziqiao. Following that, a political offensive was launched to compel the defenders on the crucial route at Qianchi Zhuang to surrender, and then all passages between the North Peak and the West Peak were controlled, putting Fang Ziqiao in a desperate situation of “no way to heaven, no door to enter the earth.” Fang Ziqiao, like a cornered beast, organized a counterattack. However, the morale had collapsed and the fighting spirit was gone; Fang Ziqiao let out a desperate lament...