The revolutionary historical film "General Wang Liang" tells the legendary growth experience of Wang Liang (1905-1932), a famous general from Qijiang, Chongqing in the early days of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and focuses on his revolutionary military career from 1927 to 1932. In early August 1927, Wang Liang, Luo Ruiqing and others originally planned to participate in the Nanchang Uprising, but were blocked when passing through Jiujiang and were detained by the rebellious warlord. After successfully escaping, Wang Liang, with the help of Qijiang fellow villagers Liu Sihai, Yang Chunfa and others, went to Xiushui and joined the Autumn Harvest Uprising. When attacking Jinping, he initially demonstrated his military command ability. On the way to Wenjia City, Wang Liang met Comrade Mao Zedong, and from then on he firmly followed him and entered the Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base together. Wang Liang led the Red Army and the Red Guards, skillfully used guerrilla tactics, defeated the enemy with fewer troops, won the Huangyangjie Defense War, and was appointed as the battalion commander of the first battalion of the 28th Red Army Regiment. When the Red Army attacked Changting, Wang Liang led his troops to fight against Guo Fengming's troops and won the victory. He was later promoted to the commander of the 10th Red Army Division. In the first "anti-encirclement and suppression" campaign, he led his troops to capture Zhang Huizan alive and seized the enemy radio station. After the establishment of the Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic, Wang Liang was promoted to the commander of the Fourth Red Army. Together with Luo Ruiqing and Su Yu, he led his troops to participate in the Battle of Zhangzhou and won the victory. He became a famous military commander in the early days of the Red Army. In June 1932, on his way back to the Central Soviet Area in southern Jiangxi, Wang Liang unfortunately died heroically at the age of 27.