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Da Jue Zhan III: Ping Jin Zhan Yi (1990)
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Like Part I of the triology, this part also accurately portrayed the achievement of Field Marshall Lin Biao, who persecuted many innocent people during the Cultural Revolution decades later. Many of the victims were angry at this part III, as in part I, because Lin Biao was portrayed as a good person when describing his achievement.