Are Qian Gui and Ran Ran ready in the enemy camp?

The final result is not clear, but personally, I like Ran Ran. "Between Scylla and Charybdis" tells the story of Qian Gui fighting against Japan with his troupe, underground workers and villagers in Qianzhuang. Through their wit and experience, they have kept food and protected the safety of the village many times. Qian Gui, a small villager in Qiancun, worked hard for 30 years and pretended to be blind for 30 years. My only wish is to marry a daughter-in-law to live. The blind man not only failed to get married, but also witnessed the scene that his daughter-in-law who had never been through the door was killed by the Japanese army. At the same time, the villagers in Hejian village were not spared, and a group of women and children died under the bayonet of the devil. Finally, he volunteered to join the Eighth Route Army and used his wisdom to help the Eighth Route Army and the National Army conquer southern Hebei and kill Sato and Hanako, thus completing his own transformation.