Artillery fire roared, gunpowder filled the air, and many heroes were buried in the loess... On June 25, 1950, the Korean Civil War broke out. The United States immediately intervened openly under the banner of the United Nations and burned the war to the Yalu River in China. On October 25, New China, less than a year after its founding, was forced to send troops to fight with the armies of 17 countries, led by the United States, on the Korean Peninsula. The Eastern Dragon awakened at this time...