Liu Hanjun encountered a sandstorm during a border defense exercise in 2026. When he opened his eyes, he turned out to be a junior colonel who was trampled under his feet in Yulin City in the late Qing Dynasty in 1910.
There is only one sentence in the original owner's note: "I don't want to be stepped on for the rest of my life."
He put the page in his arms and owed the original owner a standing life.
He went up to Hengshan Mountain alone carrying a jar of burning knives, and drank three thousand swordsmen in one night and came down the mountain to join him. In 1911, he raised a Big Dipper flag at the top of Yulin City. A female student squeezed through the crowd and asked him, "Do women count?"
"Forget it. A country without half of its people is not called a country."
After traveling three thousand miles to the west to recover his homeland, he took a jar of soil from the shore of Lake Balkhash and sent it back to Yulin: "Tell your mother that your son has brought the land back for her."
In thirty-four years, we fought from Yulin to Tokyo Bay. On the day he surrendered, he looked at the whitened and broken Big Dipper flag and said only one sentence to the Japanese representative: "Never come again."
She asked at the top of Dihua City: "What do you want to do when this is all over?"
"Go back to Yulin and plant two jujube trees. One for you and one for me."
Fifty years later, the date trees were taller than the roof. She picked one and put it in her mouth - it was sweet.
