Big Country Has a Long Sky

The most moving thing about this book is that it iteratively writes about the ups and downs of the country over the past thirty years using fighter planes. In 1995, Master flew a fighter jet and disappeared into the shadow of the F-22. Thirty years later, J-20, J-35, and J-36 pierced the sky, but the opponent was still the F-22. From the tragic feeling of "never coming back" to the confidence of "lifting off and winning the battle", the protagonist Li Lu not only inherited a flight helmet, but also a ladder paved by generations of airmen with their lives. This is not a person's counterattack, but a nation's relay above the clouds. Turning this page, you will hear a roar in the sky saying: This prosperous age is as you wish.