TV Series "Beiping: War and Peace" Plot Introduction and Episode Guide 1-34 Grand Finale

In the autumn of 1948, the battle in Northeast China was heating up. Chiang Kai-shek flew to Beiping (now Beijing) and requested Fu Zuoyi, the Commander-in-Chief of the North China "bandit extermination" forces, to dispatch reinforcements to attack Jinzhou. Fu politely declined. Chiang then secretly ordered Fu to launch a surprise attack on Xibaipo. Fu's mobilization of troops raised the alertness of the underground party in Beiping. Li Bingquan, an undercover party member working at the Pingming Daily under the "extermination headquarters," ventured out of the city alone for reconnaissance and sent this crucial military intelligence through the party's secret radio station to Xibaipo. The central party immediately deployed a pincer movement strategy in response. Mao Zedong, with his remarkable strategic acumen, executed a masterful Empty Fort Strategy, successfully thwarting this conspiracy. The leak of information caused suspicion within the Military Statistics Bureau, leading to investigations that subtly pointed towards Fu Zuoyi.