A Three-Year-Old Points to a Remote Mountain, and the Whole Internet Weeps Over the Buried Hero

The book is a good book. It would be great if the chapters were not confused and the details were not repeated. Come on

My heart aches and my tears have dried up. The mountains and rivers are safe, and our loyal souls please return home! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

I read part of it, and the focus was on learning some history. The writing is a bit lacking, with too many repeated descriptors and scenes, for example: "Boom" (this word can appear dozens of times in the entire text, almost once in one chapter. Please note that this word in the text is not used to describe thunder, nor is it used to describe thunder. Not describing the war, but describing a moment of shock 🤦); Kneel down and kowtow (used in the article to describe the way to express gratitude. Maybe the author is trying to describe people's highest level of gratitude to the little girl, but I personally don't think there is a need to find a kneeling person. After all, this is a literary work, and the behavior is understandable, but the repeated language descriptions in the novel are a bit unacceptable 🙂) Also, most of the characters in the article are relatively impulsive, and I can understand that the author wants to express the characters' perseverance, fearlessness, and excitement in the process of discovery, excavation, and finding.

This book made me deeply realize that our current life was obtained with the blood and sweat of countless ancestors. The action of "bringing them home" in the book spanned thousands of mountains and rivers, went through many difficulties, and exhausted all energy and savings, just to stick to a promise. The search process was full of hardships and twists and turns, and every time I was "brought back" it brought tears to my eyes. This made me truly realize that behind the cold tombstones and distant battlefields are lives that were once alive; letting them "go home" is not only a consolation to the dead, but also a responsibility for the living, and a guardian of historical memory. The novel does not deliberately exaggerate the cruelty of war, but makes us feel the profound trauma of war. And those seekers are using actions to heal their wounds and pass on the heroic spirit. After reading this book, I have full respect for heroes and deep admiration for seekers.

This is a novel that uses the special power of a three-year-old child to find those heroes of the Anti-Japanese War. In every chapter, the author's writing style shocked me. Every chapter is tear-jerking. It is worth recommending to every book lover to read carefully. I just want to say one thing through the author's great works. Remembering history allows us to remember that peace and tranquility are hard-won. Remembering the martyrs allows us to be alert to the future and be prepared for danger in times of peace! Pay tribute to the countless martyrs who marched in the darkness, the people's heroes will be immortal!

This is the first time I have read this kind of novel. It is very good, but it is repeated in many places, which affects the viewing a bit. However, I do not deny that this is a good novel, but some details are not handled well. Others are good. The main thing is that I really cried from the beginning to the end. It was so good that I cried, and it made me cry. 😢 😢 😢

I am commenting after reading more than ten chapters. I really can't help it. It makes me cry. 😢😢😢 I don't know if it's because I was so invested in watching it, but I really cried😫. I feel sorry for the heroes who have not returned home. It would be great if there really was someone who could take our heroes home. Let the dead ancestors be reincarnated into the current society, so that they can also enjoy the blessings and look at the new China, new society, and new era they have laid for us with their lives. I have read more than 70 chapters. Well, it is very touching, but the article seems a bit messy, but it does not affect the reading.

The fried chicken looks great. The description of the little girl in the article is not deliberately exaggerated. There are many places where the child and the father are well described, and the child is not ignored by saying that the father is a soldier. There are also tears in many scenes when taking a hero home. Don't miss it if you like it

Why are they heroes? Because there they lay! Why should we remember the martyrs? Because we are standing here! Why are we standing here? Because there they lay! Why are they lying there? Because they want us to stand here! One generation fights the wars of three generations, and one generation suffers the hardships of three generations. I have not seen his face, but I have received his kindness and bowed down to worship the martyr! Remember it forever! ❤️❤️❤️

I like reading it, but it's just a waste of paper. Every time I hear a word from National Treasure, I break my guard and burst into tears. Great support for the author.