Introduction to Brave Heart 2

Brave Heart 2 tells the story of an ordinary man who gradually used his wisdom to confront the enemy and finally drove the invaders out of the country during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period.

Brave Heart 2 has no lengthy preparation. The first episode is the story of Ouyang Gongjin's assassination of Japanese envoys. An episode of the plot is ups and downs, which quickly brings the audience into a tense plot. In the play, every game between Tong and Dongcun in Japan is thrilling. The interlocking plots all highlight the cleverness of the protagonist and the cruelty of the invaders.

In addition to the exciting plot, the most touching part of Braveheart 2 is watching the child wake up from the misfortune of a pedantic Chinese teacher's family and fight for the country.

In the first half of Brave Heart 2, although Tong was moved by the heroes' sacrifice for righteousness, he still turned a deaf ear to what was going on outside the window and read only sage books. A platform originally carried all his human physiological thoughts. All he wants is to live his life in peace with his wife and children.

But in troubled times, who can protect the ideal of an ordinary person? When the Japanese army invaded Shanghai, in order to save the student Ouyang Gongjin, he was involved in a game with the Japanese army. His two wives, Qinghong (Ni Hongjie) and Gardenia (He Hua), died tragically at the hands of the Japanese.

Old friend You banxian died to protect his eyes. Time and again, he witnessed his compatriots being killed by the invaders, and those around him died tragically to protect him. The hatred for the enemy of the country awakened the child's heart and he began to devote himself to the anti-Japanese and national salvation struggle. ?

The Japanese ordered Tong to shoot Zhong Lianchang to prove his innocence. But at the last moment, Tong Jiaru got cold feet. In the eyes of the Japanese, Tong has always been a coward. He didn't dare to kill anyone, nor did he have the courage to fight. It's just that the Japanese have always looked down on the national integrity of China people. They didn't expect a coward to kill a murderer for revenge. They didn't expect a pedantic scholar like Tong to be brave and resourceful. ?

Finally, the Japanese in Dongcun still forced the boy to duel, but he subdued the comrades in Dongcun with his own intelligence. The conquered East Village called Tong a coward, but Tong told him, "The people of China have a brave heart to treat the invaders." It is worth mentioning that a small detail is that in the first episode, Tong proposed a duel with Ouyang, but it finally fell through. The two confrontations from one end to the other witnessed the growth of Tong's villain. ?