87 years ago today, on July 3, 1938 (June 6, 1938 in the lunar calendar), the movie "Eight Hundred Heroes" caused repercussions at home and abroad. "Eight Hundred Heroes" 1938 Chinese Screenplay: Yang Hansheng Starring: Yuan Muzhi Chen Bo'er In July 1938, Yang Han signed the screenwriter and directed by Ying Yunwei to complete the film "Eight Hundred Heroes". The script is based on a real story that took place during the "August 13" Shanghai Anti-Japanese War. In late November 1937, after the fall of Shanghai, nearly 800 patriotic soldiers of the Chinese army, led by the commander Xie Jinyuan and the battalion commander Yang Ruifu, held the four-line warehouse position, vowed not to surrender, and resisted to the end. Yang Huimin, a patriotic girl scout, ventured to deliver the flag on behalf of the people. Although these 800 patriotic soldiers later retreated to the Shanghai Concession area due to running out of ammunition and were unreasonably detained by the Concession authorities, their heroic and unyielding patriotic actions inspired the vast majority of the people and won the respect of international upright people. After the release of "Eight Hundred Heroes" at the rear, it was warmly welcomed by the audience. The film was also very sensational when it was released in Hong Kong and in the Philippines, Myanmar and other places. When it was released at the Anti-Aggression Conference held in France and Switzerland, it won praise. "Eight Hundred Heroes" work photo played by Yuan Muzhi, played by Xie Jinyuan Chen Bo'er, played by Yang Huimin, a boy scout