Jingangchuan occurred in 1953, and Changjin Lake occurred in 1950,165438+1from October 27th to February 24th. The Battle of Jingangchuan, 1953, entered the final stage of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. Volunteer soldiers had to rush to Jincheng at the first time to participate in the last large-scale battle. If they fail to arrive in time, the impact on the situation can be imagined. Volunteers have to cross a stream called Jingangchuan before they can continue to rush to Jincheng. The Battle of Changjin Lake was a battle in the Changjin Lake area in the Second War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. In the Battle of Changjin Lake, under difficult conditions, three armies of Chinese people's Volunteer Army's 9th Corps directly competed with the US 10 troops with world-class weapons and outstanding military achievements in Changjin Lake area of North Korea from October 27th to February 24th.
Changjin Lake is an artificial lake located on the Changjin River in north Korea, and it is also the second largest artificial lake in North Korea. The famous battle of Changjin Lake happened here. The movie "Battle of Changjin Lake" is based on the second battle of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and revolves around the actions of a heroic company "Seventh Company" and its brothers, telling the fighting spirit and touching stories of ordinary volunteer soldiers in the whole battle. The film depicts many real details and emotions on the battlefield: many soldiers ran out of bullets, so they rushed to every shot and detail with empty guns, trying their best to substitute the audience into the real experience of the battle of Changjin Lake and feel how the volunteer soldiers were not afraid of strong enemies.