Three-Year-Old Cute Baby Operator Takes the Hero Home for Shanhe

[Three-and-a-half-year-old cute baby + handed over to the country + calls from the battlefield + heroes come home + no CP + group portraits to make people cry + feelings about family and country + the whole network burst into tears] Three-and-a-half-year-old Gu Jinchao touched a scrapped battlefield phone at the memorial hall. That night, her phone watch suddenly rang. Date of call: 1951. In the wind and snow, the nineteen-year-old soldier's voice trembled: "Switchboard, help me transfer to Zhou's house in Yushu Bay. I want to ask my mother, will you leave the door open for me?" Chaochao hugged the quilt, and Xiao Naiyin answered seriously: "Uncle, I don't know how to transfer." Ninety-nine seconds later, the call went dead. Everyone thought it was a prank, until the national investigation team found the soldier's 92-year-old sister based on a few words, and also found 47 letters written by his mother during his lifetime. On the eighth day, the phone rang again. This time, Chao Chao only had thirty seconds. She said with red eyes: "Brother Wangshan, your mother did not blame you. Electric lights were installed in the house later, so there is no need to leave the door open for you." There was silence on the other end of the phone for a long time, and the young man choked up with a smile: "That's good." From then on, a series of calls that could not be answered more than 70 years ago came to Chaochao. Some people want to know if their sister is studying, some are concerned about whether their children can cross the bridge to go to school, and some just ask their comrades if they have had a bite of hot rice in the end. The court is responsible for answering the phone, the country is responsible for finding the name, and the person today is responsible for giving an answer to the past. But behind all the calls, there is the same girl's voice: "The line is connected." "Please pick up others first." Later they found out that she had connected all the heroes home, but had never called herself once.