Matar a Pinochet

This is a film about the descendants of the Ming army who have lived in the Tunpu fortress in Guizhou for generations. The men in the community were involved in a horse gang, while the women planted tea, and they had lived in relative isolation until the Sino-Japanese War threatened their survival. In response to the threat, the two main Tunpu leaders put aside their past grievances and worked together to expel the invaders, who were carrying secret surveying and mapping information. The common Tunpu inhabitants also fought bravely, paying a heavy price in blood and fire to defend their home and demonstrating the iron-willed passion of the descendants of the Ming army with their sacrifices.

The wife of the commander of the 4th Army, Xiaofeng Hua, infiltrates the enemy's rear in order to establish contact with the underground organization and raise the masses to an armed struggle against the Kuomintang.

In this sweeping drama, the honor of a brave soldier and his dedication to the country, which he swore to defend, will go as far as the heroic sacrifice of his life.

In Anyang, Henan Province in 1939, a thieving tomb excavation triggered the struggle between the villagers for plundering ancient cultural relics Baoding. However, unexpectedly attracted the Japanese army. The Japanese army and the villagers were in between the battle of plundering treasures and conservation treasures. Was it a fake replacement, or the real one with a false cover? In order to protect the villagers save their lives, it had been waken up the robbery of Baoding's pawnshop Liu Zhang's final conscience and discovered that it was blown up and destroyed the tripod, and died together with the Japanese army to preserve the true spirit of life.

The year 1914 is not a good time for the love between the young banker's daughter Leonore Wahl and the destitute philosopher and budding writer Werner Bertin.