Fifteen Portraits of the Fallen, Showing Our Comrades a Glorious China

I hope modern people will face up to history! I have no right to make decisions for my seniors!

History should not be forgotten, and heroes should not be buried. Don't worship foreigners, have national self-confidence, and should not be used and influenced by people with bad intentions. Remember what Mr. Zhou said, "The little devils are little devils, and we are human beings." Pay tribute to the heroes 🇨🇳 We were born under the red flag and grew up in the spring breeze! Shouldering the mission of reviving the motherland, the selfless heart of the alien race will not die. We Chinese should take over the torch of heroes and continue to fight!

Why should it be closed?

Thanks to the author for writing this article, which made me understand that soldiers during war are the greatest, cutest and most capable. They can keep fighting for a common goal until they die. Their combat skills are all made with one sword and one gun. Pay tribute to him/them. Now I understand more deeply that heroes are not those who live in the sun.

In fact, all those who are struggling to make a choice already have the answer in their mind. The consultation is just to get the choice that they prefer. The final so-called destiny is achieved step by step by oneself. ——Keigo Higashino, "Worry-Relief Grocery Store"

This book is good. Chinese people must remember history and not let their predecessors feel cold [angry]

The Anti-Japanese War is a pain that the Chinese people will never forget

It's so well written and told that I cried while reading it. History should not be forgotten. We should take history seriously. I hope the author will continue to write such righteous books.

Although it's a bit exaggerated, it's really passionate

From Zhou Guodong's perspective, this book shows a veteran's journey from the battlefield to the mountains and forests, and then to his later years. The author cleverly connects personal destiny with national history, allowing readers to feel personal emotions while also having a deeper understanding of that era. Zhou Guodong's image is three-dimensional and real. His bravery in his youth, his loneliness after retirement, and his persistence in his later years are all impressive. In particular, his behavior of returning home with the portraits of his comrades is not only a memorial to his comrades, but also a respect and inheritance for that period of history. The plot is tight and engaging. The plot of this book is tight and dramatic at every turn. From Zhou Guodong's battlefield experience to his secluded life to his journey in his later years, every stage is full of stories that make people reluctant to put it down. Why did the authorities seal this book? I really want to see the unfinished heroes in the back! [Cry][cry][cry][cry][cry]