Don't Be Afraid, Brother! a Cute Four-Year-Old Kid Fights the Devil Online

Four-year-old Su Nianwei picked up a rusty badge in her grandma's junk box. She touched it curiously, and suddenly heard the roar of artillery fire and the panicked gasping of a young man. It was the smoke-filled battlefield behind enemy lines in the 1940s. Lin Beichen, a fourteen-year-old correspondent, had just escaped from the encirclement. He was shot in the leg and had information tightly in his hand. The little cute baby became his only gentle escape in troubled times. If you are tired, you can talk to her; if you are scared, listen to the comforting sound of her milk. When he was desperate, he thought about the little girl in that distant time and space waiting for him to tell stories when he went back. Su Nianwei listened to him talk about traveling across mountains and ridges to deliver intelligence, about the night when bark was used to satisfy hunger, and about the moment when his comrade-in-arms fell beside him. She didn't understand what war was, but she understood his fear and bravery. "Don't be afraid, little brother, Nianwei is with you." "Little brother, you have to live, promise me, you must live." From spring to winter, she accompanied him through the darkest years, and he taught her what responsibility, sacrifice and family and country are. Many years later, Su Nianwei stood in front of the martyrs' cemetery and finally found the name - Lin Beichen, revolutionary martyr. The badge became hot again, and his last voice came to my ears: "Nianwei, don't cry. Look, we won."