Hero Zhao Wenjin: Body of Five Battles

This book is a documentary novel based on the real experience of the founding major general Zhao Wenjin. He was born in Dawu, Hubei Province in 1913. He joined the army at the age of fifteen and served in the army all his life. Throughout his life, he witnessed five major battles: the Agrarian Revolution, the Anti-Japanese War, the Liberation War, the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, and the Sino-Indian Self-Defense Counterattack. The Long March passed through the grassland three times and went through all kinds of hardships and dangers; in the resistance war behind enemy lines, they repeatedly made extraordinary achievements; in the battle into Korea, they took the overall situation into consideration, risked their lives to defend the territory, and successfully completed the border defense war on the snowy border. Having spent half his life on the battlefield, he never considered himself a hero, but always remembered the sacrifices of his comrades and treasured battlefield relics. After serving in the army for sixty-nine years, he grew from a country boy to a founding general, silently bearing the pain of war, adhering to his original intention with sincerity, fulfilling his military mission throughout his life, and showing his passion for his family and country. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.