The Battle of Changjin Lake, the Turning Point of the Korean War

More than seventy years ago, in the Langlin Mountains, there were rugged rocks and blankets of snow. The sound of wind filled the ears, like the sound of exploding artillery shells. Many people lay in the snow and the charge horn sounded, but these people could no longer move. Snow particles fell on the person's eyelashes, and a layer of ice froze the outside of the skin. The person was sealed in the ice, but he always maintained a posture ready to attack at any time. They are the People's Volunteers in the Battle of Changjin Lake! Pay tribute to the great soldiers, those whose faces are hidden under the ice and those who sacrificed their lives under bombers. They should be remembered in people's hearts!