In the years of war, he used his young body to build a great wall of blood. The bullet marks are his growth rings, and the scars are his medals. Every wound on his father Qin Xiang's body tells of the days of war - those spines standing upright in the pool of blood from bayonets, those glimmers of light that illuminate the path of the nation with their lives. This is a life and death contract between a person and a country, and it is also a heroic epic shared by millions of silent heroes. When you caress the bullet marks on his chest, what you touch is a majestic epic of the Anti-Japanese War and the eternal spiritual wall of a nation.
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Good books describe the revolutionary spirit of soldiers
Any book about the Anti-Japanese War and the fight against the Japanese should be rated with three stars. If there is no systematic Golden Finger travel and obscenity, it is worth another star. The last star is for the author's encouragement and respect for the martyrs of the Anti-Japanese War!
Good books describe the revolutionary spirit of soldiers
Any book about the Anti-Japanese War and the fight against the Japanese should be rated with three stars. If there is no systematic Golden Finger travel and obscenity, it is worth another star. The last star is for the author's encouragement and respect for the martyrs of the Anti-Japanese War!
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