As an anti-war TV series, did Chu Yunfei and Li Yunlong really exist in the movie?

There were indeed people like Li Yunlong and Chu Yunfei in Chinese history. They were real historical figures. Li Yunlong was a fictional character in the TV series " Drawing Swords " and Chu Yunfei was a fictional character in the novel " Drawing Swords ". However, the other characters in Drawing Swords, such as Zhao Gang, Ding Wei, and Tian Yu, were real historical figures. They had played different roles in some famous battles and wars in Chinese history. Zhao Gang was a famous general at the end of the Qing Dynasty. He had participated in historical events such as the Jiawu War and the 1898 reform. Ding Wei was a general during the Anti-Japanese War and had participated in many important battles such as the Battle of Taierzhuang. Tian Yu was a general during the War of Liberation. He had held many high-level commanding positions during the War of Liberation, such as regimental commander and commander.

In the original novel, when Li Yunlong and Chu Yunfei met for the first time, each of them brought a guard with them and rushed into the birthday banquet of the Japanese bandit Ichiro Hirata. The four of them joined forces to assassinate a room full of Japanese and puppet officers. At that time, Chu Yunfei was dissatisfied that Li Yunlong, who had never entered a military school, was as famous as him. He wrote a letter to provoke Li Yunlong and asked him to take the guards to Heyuan County, which was heavily guarded by the Japanese invaders. Li Yunlong saw that there was something fishy, because he had learned that the Japanese military police captain Ichiro Hirata was going to celebrate his birthday and invited many Japanese and puppet officers to hold a banquet in Juxian Building. After meeting, the two of them had a verbal battle. In the end, they decided to meet up at the Immortals Gathering Restaurant at night and annihilate the Japanese and puppet officers in the room. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

In the novel, Li Yunlong's ending was very miserable. His partner, Zhao Gang, committed suicide. He had a dark history and was unwilling to see his cherished honor become a dark history. In the end, he shot himself. Chu Yunfei's ending was relatively good. He was a fifth year student at Huangpu Military Academy and was the commander of the 358th Regiment of the Jinsui Army during the Anti-Japanese War. He fled to Taiwan in early 1949, and in 1956, he served as deputy commander of the Jinmen garrison, awarded the rank of lieutenant general, and later promoted to general. When Li Yunlong died in 1968, he mourned Li Yunlong on the radio in Kinmen. Later, he bought Li Yunlong's former residence as a souvenir. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Li Yunlong was a fictional character in the TV series "Drawing Swords", played by the actor Jiang Wu. This person did not exist in history, so his military skills and combat experience were also fictional. However, Li Yunlong was indeed a legendary soldier in history. Li Yunlong was born in 1928. He had served in the army for many years and held many positions. He had personally experienced many battles in the Anti-Japanese War and achieved certain victories. In addition, he had also served as a commander in the War of Liberation and the Korean War and achieved some important victories. Although Li Yunlong was a fictional character, his image and story had been widely spread, attracting people's attention to ancient Chinese wars and military life. At the same time, Li Yunlong's image also inspired many people, especially young people, to have a strong interest in military career and war history.

In the novel, after Li Yunlong committed suicide, Chu Yunfei returned to the country and bought Li Yunlong's house. There was no mention of Chu Yunfei mourning Li Yunlong. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Li Yunlong was one of the main characters in the TV series " Drawing Swords." However, Li Yunlong's real identity had not been confirmed. Li Yunlong was a farmer born in Yunlong County, Yunnan Province, China in the 1930s. He had participated in the war against Japan and served as a commander of the army. However, there was not much detailed information about his true identity and historical records.

In the novel, Li Yunlong and Chu Yunfei did not meet each other after he was injured because they appeared at different stages after Li Yunlong was injured. In 'Drawing Swords,' Li Yunlong was temporarily sent to the rear hospital for recuperation after being injured, while Chu Yunfei was on a mission at the front. The two of them did not have direct contact. It was not until Li Yunlong was discharged from the hospital that the two of them could meet again. At this time, Li Yunlong had become a military commander and Chu Yunfei had become an outstanding fighter pilot. It should be noted that the plot of the novel may sometimes be adjusted according to the author's idea or the needs of the plot, so there may be some places that are inconsistent with historical facts.

Drawing Swords was a Chinese story about the experience of a Chinese independent battalion in the Korean War during the Anti-Japanese War. Li Yunlong was one of the main characters in the novel. He was a brave soldier who led his troops to many victories in the war. Li Yunlong's real name is Li Youbin. He was born in Huludao City, China's Liaoning Province, in 1960. Li Youbin was once a screenwriter and director. His representative works included the movies "Sword,""Wolf Warrior," and so on.