She stretched out her hand and straightened the collar with an oversized bolt: "Your Third Master often said that the knife in our hands has two edges. One edge points at the person who deserves to be killed, and the other edge points at one's own conscience. As long as the conscience is clean, the knife is not dirty."
Shuanzi nodded in understanding. He remembered Titmouse's words: "If some people are not killed, more people will die.
The Anti-Japanese War tells the story of all living things, a group of small people's Anti-Japanese War story.
