Operation Dawn
by Yan Cong
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This is true of wars throughout history: they are initiated by a very small number of people, and the consequences and suffering they bring are borne by everyone. World War II is the most obvious example, bar none. Someone asked me, why study all kinds of knowledge so hard? My answer was, to participate in the war; someone else asked me, why should I participate in the war? My answer is, to expel evil and to save the common people. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. I cannot deny my talents, so I can only go where I can realize my greatest value and do what I should do most, whether I like it or not. --Alan Thompson
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