Put up your hands

Introduction：

In 1945, the Second World War was drawing to a close and the Axis powers had become a spent bullet and their defeat was sealed. Many of the war's captured Japanese soldiers had been reformed and were on their way back home one after another. Among them was a inferior soldiers with bowlegs——Nakamura (played by Pan Changjiang). However, even in this dying moment, the greed of imperialism had not been restrained. Wheelchair Taijun (played by Hu Xiaoguang) was discharged from the hospital, and he personally took command of the battleship Adomaru to transport the wounded soldiers back to Japan. But the Adomaru also had a secret mission, which was to smuggle out the relics looted from China. This secret was learned by Xiao Liu's (played by Liu Xiaowei) father, an old expert in cultural relics. He held a list of all the artifacts and was hunted by the Japanese for this reason. As he was dying, the old professor gave the coke bottle with the list hidden in it to Uncle Guo (played by Guo Da), who was acting as a liaison officer. Learning of the Japanese plot, the the Eighth Route Army as well as the forced in Chongqing take action. And in the process, a larger conspiracy quietly surfaced ......

Explanation：

During the Anti-Japanese War, Uncle Tat was given a very important mission to escort our national treasures. In the captain's constant admonition, Uncle Tat felt the pressure. After setting off, Uncle Tat was always cautious. Suddenly, he seemed to hear a strange sound in the box on the wagon. When he listened carefully, it turned out to be a girl shouting. Uncle Tat was always superstitious, and he thought there was some kind of god in the box. This frightened him to kneel on the ground and keep kowtowing, and his mouth kept chanting, his expression was painful, as if he was about to cry. In the girl's constant cries for help, Uncle Tat courageously opened the box. After opening it he then found that it contained not only national treasures, but also a girl.