Cold guns on the Eastern Front
In the cold winter on the Eastern Front in 1942, Lin Feng wrapped his German army coat tightly, and the company commander's emblem on his shoulder straps was stained with snow. As soon as the order was given to evacuate the burning trenches, the cries of new recruits were heard behind them. He turned back, his rifle glowing coldly in the dusk: "Let's go, you can live to see spring." In the wind and snow, his Chinese mixed with German became the strongest support.
