Return from the Western Front

This book is the sequel to "All Quiet on the Western Front" and is also a literary representation of the author's own experience after returning to ordinary life after experiencing World War I. A group of soldiers returned from the war. It was their misfortune that they could return home alive. The war brought them not only physical scars, but also indelible spiritual disasters. The past is no longer the same, the personality has changed drastically, and the family has become broken. There is a man who is fighting on the front line, but his wife is left empty in the boudoir only to be occupied by gangsters. After returning, he is ridiculed by his fellow villagers, and his wife and children are separated. After returning to peace, some people lost their faith in living, and chose to commit suicide out of confusion and futility. Some people put everything in love, but they suffered the most tragic betrayal and went to jail in anger. Each tragic story together constitutes a portrayal of the living conditions of special groups of soldiers after World War I. The saddest thing is that they were deceived by careerists and suffered countless hardships. In the end, they could only watch a new group of young people be deceived by new careerists and once again embark on a careerist war that would only bring difficulties. This is undoubtedly a good book worth reading, and even reading again and again. The psychology of the soldiers who experienced the war is shown in this book in great detail.

War is cruel. It not only destroys people on the battlefield, but also brings doubts and trauma to people after the war.

A very good book, but it is necessary that the name of De Lao is long and difficult to remember (•̩̩̩̩＿•̩̩̩̩)

The war is over and the soldiers have gone home

The deceased's last words were not revenge, but that there would never be another war.

Excellent novels are always derived from reality