The Bloodshed at the Bridge by the Far East Special Task Force

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Actor:Zhang Jiatian, Du Zhenqing, Ji Chenmu, Chu Shuanzhong, Wang

Director:Yang Jun, Zhao Jilie, Teng Youwei, Qiao Heping

Release:2025-06-07

Intro In August 1945, the Soviet Red Army's Far Eastern forces had completed their military deployment for the Far Eastern campaign. One and a half million troops had all entered the designated attack area, and the long-awaited moment for the task force to launch a full-scale attack on

The Bloodshed at the Bridge by the Far East Special Task ForceThe film site is on 2025-06-07 06:06:50 Collected in / Free HD Films. Watch the vip box office in the mainland. The villain characters cooperate and the special effects story center starts production. Special reminder: If you have your own opinions about the film, please leave a comment. In August 1945, the Soviet Red Army's Far Eastern forces had completed their military deployment for the Far Eastern campaign. One and a half million troops had all entered the designated attack area, and the long-awaited moment for the task force to launch a full-scale attack on the Japanese aggressors was finally approaching. To support the main forces, the task force had now expanded to four small teams, significantly strengthening its military power, which also upgraded the missions assigned to them. This time, the mission given to the task force was to coordinate with the Soviet Red Army, to parachute into Linkou ahead of time, and to secure the Chaihe Bridge over the Mudan River, ensuring that the enemy could not destroy this vital passage for the Soviet Army to cross the Mudan River and advance to Harbin. The task force once again set off, quickly meeting with the underground contact Wu Gaocheng in Linkou. Wu Gaocheng provided the task force with the basic defensive situation of the Chaihe Bridge. After careful analysis, Zhang Feihu decided to blow up a munitions depot that could possibly be storing explosives to destroy the bridge. As a result, under the cover of night, the task force disguised themselves as Japanese soldiers under orders to retrieve munitions and infiltrated the depot, only to find that it was empty. Was it possible that the enemy had already installed explosives on the bridge? With this question in mind, the task force felt the urgency of their mission. To find out the exact location where the enemy had placed the explosives, the Soviet command sent a bridge expert—German prisoner of war Rudolf—to the task force. Meanwhile, based on the intelligence provided by Wu Gaocheng, Zhang Feihu arranged for An Zhemin and Zhou Jinsuo to disguise themselves as Japanese officers, attempting to approach a mild, anti-war officer guarding the bridge named Aye Longxiong. Unfortunately, the results of their first reconnaissance were of no value. At this moment, the command informed that the Soviet Red Army decided to cross the Mudan River at 18:00. Time was pressing, and there was no time to hesitate. After Rudolf deduced the exact location where the Japanese had buried the explosives, a fierce confrontation between blowing up the bridge and protecting it began. During the struggle, Rudolf was unfortunately shot while helping Zhang Feihu and the others cut the wires. An Zhemin’s identity was exposed while wrestling with Aye Longxiong at the bridge head, and he was also shot. Just as the Japanese officer Aye Longxiong was about to activate the remote detonation device in a critical moment, the seriously injured An Zhemin lunged at Aye Longxiong and they struggled together, during which An Zhemin detonated the grenade on his body, killing both himself and Aye Longxiong. The Chaihe Bridge was finally saved, and the Soviet million-strong army crossed the Mudan River with great momentum, accelerating the liberation process of Northeast China.

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