In 1953, the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea entered its final stage, and the Volunteer Army launched the last major battle in Jincheng. In order to arrive at the designated time and deploy more combat power to the Jincheng front, the Volunteer Army soldiers continued to resist the enemy's bombing under the conditions of scarcity of supplies and disparity in weapons, and repeatedly repaired the wooden bridge in the flames of war with their flesh and blood. A little-known history slowly unfolds on the turbulent Jingang River...