Nangong Zhan, a Korean graduate student in mechanical engineering at the National University of Defense Technology, jumped into a river to save others, but was dragged into 1949 by the undercurrent. When he woke up, he became Nangong Yuntian, a Korean soldier of the Northeast Field Army who had entered the customs.
On the way south, they were reorganized into the 156th Division, one of the three Korean divisions. The Korean War was about to break out.
Pushing all the way south, the U. S. Troops landed at Inchon, and artillery shells exploded behind them - the ending could not be changed.
After retreating all the way north, my left arm was damaged and I returned to the northeast again. He knew that the volunteers were about to cross the Yalu River. What he has to do is to use one hand to refine the steel that New China urgently needs.
I have fought two battles in my life: one with smoke and another with smoke.
