"Give these military medals back to you, and give me back my family!"
With no way to redress my grievance, I knelt on the ground and placed a stack of military medals in front of the military area gate.
"My father died for the country in resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea; my eldest son died guarding the border in Laoshan; my second son died heroically while escorting state secrets; my third son and daughter-in-law were both anti-narcotics police officers. They went undercover together and both died, and their police number was sealed."
"Now, the descendants of the martyrs are being bullied and their lives and deaths are unknown. I want to ask why?"
My granddaughter has been smart, well-behaved and cute since she was a child. She was finally admitted to a middle school that everyone envied, but she was bullied by seven beasts and was seriously injured and hospitalized in the ICU.
I went to the school to ask for an explanation, but the school said they couldn't control the children's fights and play. I went to the Jingchao, who said that these children had rich family backgrounds and there was nothing they could do about it.
The bully also said with a smile: "Old guy, our family is rich and we can settle the matter with a little money. Your granddaughter's death will be in vain. You can sue her as you like!"
My three sons died for our country. They are heroes, martyrs and the pride of our motherland.
But now, the martyr's daughter is being bullied, but no one cares.
Just because she has no parents, does she deserve to be bullied?
