For nine years, he gave his life to the country.
After retiring from the army, he wanted to leave the rest of his life to his family.
Qu An, special forces scout, retired as a third-term noncommissioned officer.
After serving for nine years, he made meritorious service, shed blood, and carried the corpses of his comrades.
I also missed my son's first walk and my daughter's first "Daddy".
One day after he was discharged from the army, he took his two children to the playground.
On the return journey on the high-speed train, a man passed by him carrying a canvas bag.
The bag has edges and corners, the body smells of glue, and the gait is wrong.
The scout's instinct made him kick open the bathroom door after the man got out of the car early.
A tied up woman. A countdown bomb.
He pulled out the cord. Saved a carload of people.
But he didn't know that the woman he rescued was named Lin Wan, and she was a top doctoral student in the field of big data in the country.
Her research results are leveraging a huge underground interest network.
Someone wanted her dead, and a train bomb was just the first move.
Little did he know that the man who got off the train early had his face photographed on the platform.
Qu An wants to go back to being an ordinary person.
But his photo has appeared on some people's desktops.
"This veteran is blocking our way."
