Waking up from a dream in 1938, where the dark ages began
war, survival
Who to go to, who to meet, who to leave, who to lose
I want to return, but the place where I return is full of smoke
I want to stay, but the war is raging here
After passing through the years, I suddenly discovered
In this era, the safest place is not the North Pole, but around you
Father, I remember that I am an ordinary soldier in a great army and a great country. The world will hold its breath in front of us. We are ready to fight to the death. The justice of the war lies in Germany gaining space to survive. For this, we are ready. If necessary, we will reduce the entire world to ashes.
Mom, my only glorious and kind mother, I know you are suffering more than others. My brother Alyosta has almost grown up. You must take good care of your mother and take good care of your mother all your life. Father, we have to attend Alyosta's wedding. I have dreamed of you several times. We all swear to you that we will fight to the end with the last fascist in our land. If I have a second life, I will also dedicate him to the motherland.
PS: The content of the letter has nothing to do with the main text. Both letters are letters home during World War II, the first one is from a German soldier, and the second one is from a Soviet soldier.
PPS: This is not a battlefield love story. I am not good at romance. Unfortunately, there is no war story option in the JJ category. It is written for fun. Updates will depend on your mood. It will probably be quite cold = = Thank you Lyrics: Crazy Dizi Link http://fc.5Sing. Com/5362920. Html Lyrics: In the Palace of Versailles in Paris, the fate of a young mind blinded by hatred has been doomed. In a tavern in Munich, no one will doubt the vision of crazy incitement. Wagner's musical Chopin's Nocturne's exhortations. History follows the war. Moaning at the footsteps of struggle, blood and tears will be shed behind the legend of lightning strikes. The choice has closed the road ahead. The thorns are the only one. I burn myself and chase the world you describe. The country is in ruins. I hold the power and stand in hatred. Even if I put on the devil's cloak, I die silently in being spurned. The awakening on the way is full of wind and dust, and the faith is sealed. The believer leaves a heart in the cold of Eastern Europe. Her face was clear and bloody, and her military uniform was abandoned piece by piece. She abandoned the family letters on her chest and melted into her body temperature. No amount of fanaticism and incitement was meaningless anymore. She could not live without a single cry. Will there be a beautiful figure in the vast sea of people next to the abyss? Her gentle smile saved my heart. The country was in ruins. I held the power and stood in the hatred, even if I wore the devil's coat, I was silent in the contempt. The awakening in the middle of death is covered with wind and dust, and a heart is left for believers. The cold ice of Eastern Europe. Her face is clear, and the bloody military uniform is discarded one by one. The letters from home on her chest are melted into the body temperature. No matter how fanatical and instigating it is, it is meaningless. It is useless to live with a single voice. Will there be a beautiful figure in the vast sea of people next to the abyss? Will there be a beautiful figure in the vast sea of people? Her gentle smile can save my heart. It will reincarnate, and destiny will not change. We lived, and then left. Looking back, life is like a dream, and the epic is like tears. After the old dream of the empire and your name became a notorious laughing stock, you are still living in the most glorious summer of my life. I have never left and will not change - Carissimo. Thank you everyone for your continued support! [Bow] Please don't make up points for each chapter. I'm not afraid of scoring points. I'm afraid that meaningful comments will be suppressed. But please don't say it carelessly when you have any ideas. You can read pirated articles, but please leave a comment under the free chapter to express your thoughts. If you like it or hate it, please leave a message. If you like it very much or hate it, please leave a long comment. PPS: Post a friendly link
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After staying up all night, I finally finished reading the locked chapters, which can be found online. (The following content may contain spoilers)
I have actually clicked on this article many times, but never read it seriously. I have seen this article recommended by others a long time ago, but I have not carefully read the recommendation words and copywriting. I have always felt that this subject matter is not a genre that I like very much. The reason why I read this novel yesterday was probably due to some strange combination of circumstances. Especially when I first read the first few chapters, I felt a little disappointed. It can be seen that the writing is not as good as I thought, but now that the subject matter is novel and the intention is very high, I think I can stick with it and read it again.
Before reading 70% of this novel, my ranking of the writing style of this novel was only ranked third to second level among all the novels I have read. But after reading this novel, I think it can definitely be ranked second level. Yes, his writing is not first-class, but the subject matter is indeed rare. This kind of time-traveling to the Second World War takes us through the human world during the Second World War from the perspective of the heroine. Although the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are not perfect and unique, even after reading it, I am not sure whether it is love between them. But it doesn't matter, you have to know that this novel is 11 years old. This is really awesome!
After reading the entire novel, there are three aspects that impressed me the most.
The first aspect is the character of Heinz, the second male lead. I would like to call it the most impressive protagonist. Not much was written about him in the early stage, and more than a dozen chapters had already been written when he appeared (of course, the male protagonist Ogu also appeared relatively late). In fact, I didn't recognize Heinz as the second male lead at first. His cruelty to Henry and Anne and his trampling on human life were horrifying and disgusting. It can be said that he was a volatile and ruthless executioner who killed many people. So even in the end, he paid a lot of price, but I still feel that it is not enough, even death is not enough to atone for his sins. Admittedly, my favorite character in this novel is also Heinz. The author made him very three-dimensional and full, as if he was really in front of me. I could even imagine his every move and frown. He's not a good guy, and he deserves to die, but I'm grateful that the author was able to keep him alive in the end. He is stubborn for his "faith", but he is not a completely numb and crazy believer. Under the influence of the male protagonist Ogu step by step, we can clearly see the process of his inner struggle. I think the author still has a slight preference for him. No matter what the reason is, through the extras, we can see all the processes of Heinz's inner changes, including his feelings for the heroine. To be honest, his feelings for the heroine cannot be called love. He may have a heartbeat, a liking, and an urge to be with her. But his actions and his stance made him clearly understand that there would be no results between him and the heroine, and he did not expect any results. During the ten years he was imprisoned, the only thing that kept him going was that the heroine had been waiting for him. He was blind in one eye and fell ill. This is the author's kindness to him. Ten years of hard work has paid off for him.
The second convenience is the emotions and personalities of the male and female protagonists. To be honest, the male protagonist Ogu does not appear much in the whole story, although he loves Heinz a lot (leaving aside the side stories). But I think there is a big gap between Ogu's character before and after he "recognizes" the heroine, and I even felt that the author failed to write him down. Before it became clear that Ogu had also traveled through time, the image of Ogu had always been that of an elegant, gentle, charming and dangerous aristocratic officer, at least in my opinion. However, after confessing to the heroine and meeting in a Paris restaurant, the hero's character suddenly became "down-to-earth" and "bold", and it seemed that he was completely incompatible with his previous personality. I'm a little sorry, I still like charming German officers, hahaha. The second is the heroine, because she always uses some colloquial language that makes people laugh, and many of the dialogues are completely inconsistent with the background of the times, characters, and situations. It makes people feel a little embarrassed when looking at it, but it is not a big problem. After all, this is a novel written in 11 years, which is already very strong. I also read the comments. In the later period, as Heinz and the heroine interacted more and more, many readers thought that the relationship between the heroine and Heinz was more like love than the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It's not surprising to have this idea. After all, when the heroine was in the most danger on the Eastern Front, Heinz was with her. Heinz and the heroine are surrounded by enemies and are at the end of their rope. Their last wish is for the other to survive, and they only want the other to survive. The moment Heinz kissed the heroine, not to mention that the heroine was surprised, I was also surprised, and I thought it should be like this. The atmosphere has been heightened to such a degree that it can't be explained without a sigh of relief. Heinz was such a proud and arrogant person, and it was clear that his final outcome would be to commit suicide by swallowing a gun, but under the influence of Ogu and the heroine, especially in the desperate situation at that time, and the heroine's heartbreaking cry, and when it was clear that his "faith" had been broken, he finally decided to live. I don't think it's for the heroine, but I have to say that his willingness to surrender in order to ensure the safety of the heroine is really touching. How can you not make people's hearts flutter when a proud person breaks his back and crushes his pride for you? Especially when the male protagonist never appears, it really makes people sigh... Because the male and female protagonists have both traveled through time, they cherish each other, their souls resonate with each other, and they regard each other as spiritual support, especially the male protagonist. After a mental breakdown, he met the heroine and seemed to have encountered salvation. Let the soul named Luo Tong in the body not dissipate. Just like the male protagonist is not sure whether his feelings for the female protagonist are considered love, many people don't understand either. But I don't think that's important. Whether it's love or not, they are each other's, only, and irreplaceable. Augu is loyal to Germany, but Luo Tong will always love China.
The third aspect is death in that turbulent era. As the heroine traveled from Germany to Poland, she returned to Paris, and then traveled from Paris to various places. Too many people died along the way, from the unexpected deaths at the beginning to the fear and even numbness later on. I felt heartbroken for the many people who died, and I felt step by step the cruelty and ruthlessness of war. I feel comforted by those who are alive, and my heart aches for those who have died. Among them, the one who impressed me most was Pierre, the French soldier. I'm a little bit upset about his death. He didn't write much and had very little interaction with the heroine, but I just remember him. I think it may be because the author saw Pierre's body after being shot from the perspective of the heroine. He never closed his eyes, as if he was looking at something, which reminded me of the night when Pierre didn't want to be a burden and wanted to leave alone with his injuries. He said: "I can only believe in justice. The aggressors can never win." Such a man was injured by a bomb without even knowing whether a shot was fired. As a soldier, not only failed to protect the old, weak, sick and young, but he was even protected by them all the way. He must be suffering in his heart. Everything was about to start to get better, and his injury was about to recover. But when the German army came, he was still taken away. When he smiled helplessly, had he already guessed his ending? In my heart, I still hoped that he would be lucky enough to survive, but it was just a little bit close. If Keizer asked the heroine if she knew Ti An, if the heroine could have reacted and said it was herself, maybe for the sake of Ogu, the heroine could save Pierre. After all, they didn't want to kill the prisoners, but it was such a mistake that they didn't recognize each other. It was only after Keizer left that the heroine realized that it might be her. I'm a little angry at the heroine in my heart, why can't she react earlier? But I can't blame the heroine, after all, I didn't realize at the time that Ti An was talking about the heroine. The heroine didn't know that they would hand Pierre over to another group of people, and that group of people wouldn't care whether they killed the prisoner or not. After Pierre died, I always thought of him repeatedly. He was not really an important person, but he just made me feel uncomfortable. I thought about it over and over again, probably because I felt he shouldn't have died like this. He can be killed by a stray bullet while fighting the enemy, or he can be killed by a bomb on the battlefield, or he can die protecting the masses. But that was definitely not the case. He was caught and shot by the group of people before he even had time to shoot. It was obvious that he had endured a difficult journey. Although he felt gloomy about this war-torn world, he wanted to live. But when he died, he died in such an insignificant way, even cowardly. But in that era, there were countless, thousands of Pierres like this. It's really sad. And Henry, the sunny and handsome French soldier at the Maginot Line, also died silently in a certain war or somewhere. Sigh... I really hate war. I don't think such a war is meaningful. The man who made so many people desperately want to live died in the war. I feel this death is innocent and meaningless. I naively hope that everyone can live well and live an ordinary and happy life somewhere unknown.
I came to Germany in 2013, and 11 years later I was still in Germany... And saw this 2011 novel. Ha, suddenly I feel lucky that I saw it 13 years later, otherwise I might have fallen in love with De Nan because of the Heinz filter when I was young [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
This article is more than ten years old, and I really think it's great in every aspect. I can't remember which year I finished reading A Hundred Years of Family Letters, and when I turned to the author's The Beginning of the War, and then read other World War II articles, I felt like I was biting off a piece of cake. I particularly like Ah Tian, who is very tenacious and kind. I used to think about naming my daughter Tianan, but unfortunately I never found sweet melons. After all, I don't really want to eat raw melons [Laughing and crying]
There are a lot of sweets or plots in it, which make people like or sad from the bottom of their hearts.
Turn it around and look at what some authors are writing these days. The love stories taste like industrial sugar mixed with hundreds of kilograms of additives.
The regret of the whole article is that there is too little description of Ogu. I want to know Ogu's confusion when he first arrived, his pain when he gradually accepted it, and his misery and despair when he knew that he couldn't do anything. Wondering about the pain of Ogu who was almost schizophrenic. From Heinz's point of view, it feels like Qin Tian and Augu are really soul mates. Many things Qin Tian does seem indifferent and incomprehensible, but Augu understands him so much that Heinz thinks Augustine loves Qin Tian deeply. From Heinz's perspective, Augustine and Qin Tian are the same kind of person.
The carnival of the massacre finally came to an end, and everyone paid the price. I feel that the second male lead came back alive in the end, which is already a big golden finger. After all, he is really a crazy young man trained purely by the German army. I feel that the Germans here are all a little sick, have crazy personalities and have abused prisoners. Indeed, as the heroine said, he deserves this, this is the retribution he deserves.
A good novel is truly unforgettable. Even though I saw this more than ten years ago, I will still suddenly think of it in my mind at a certain moment today, more than ten years later! On the one hand, it's because this novel is really excellent, and on the other hand, it may be because there are so few good novels nowadays, they are all just messy routines!
I don't know how many times I have brushed it. Some people say it is whitewashing. I really want to say that if you fully understand the history, the author has written very clearly the reasons why Ogu took the initiative to participate in the war. Invasion and being invaded, oppression and counter-oppression, and interests are always the core of the upper class. Germany has some "washing" but "Nazis" cannot, so this article has never whitewashed the Nazis. Xiaohai also paid what he deserved. Compared with the unscrupulous person, at least his conscience remained intact and he received his own punishment and repentance. They are all victims of war and interests. It is a good anti-war article. As for the emotional line, it is undeniable that Heinz's character is more three-dimensional and he is more attracted to Xiaohai than Aogu. However, it is also undeniable that Aogu and Qin Tian are destined partners. This has nothing to do with love. There may be love, but the bond is deeper. The sparks between Xiaohai and Qin Tian are more intense, but there are some People are not suitable for being together. Without Ogu's subtle influence, Heinz might have killed Qin Tian in the early stage. He might have been a real damn Nazi. But with Ogu, Heinz would not have been able to be truly together with Qin Tian. There was also a bond between them later, which transcended love and was a victim of war.
I have also read the century-old family letter n times, and I sighed again, the old article is really rigorously written, and it is a very good anti-war article.
In fact, when he first met Qin Tian, Heinz was shocked and moved. However, when Qin Tian faced him later, he behaved more submissively and Qin Tian was the goddess of his best friend, so Heinz subconsciously resisted contempt instead of being moved. The help little boy who overturned his brainwashed impression of Qin Tian's obedience refused to compromise even after being beaten. The slap made Heinz face up to Qin Tian's courage to resist from the beginning/the courage of the Jewish victims to resist, and he truly changed his mind. They were completely one-sided soul mates, haha.
In fact, Heinz also faced up to his heartbeat and love after this time, so before he went to the Eastern Front, he subconsciously thought about the hug and kiss Qin Tian gave Keizer. When he saw Qin Tian, he thought about the hug and kiss. Finally, when he thought there was no chance, he finally couldn't help hugging and kissing. Since Heinz faced up to his heartbeat, he thought of hugging and kissing twice, and finally couldn't help hugging and kissing Qin Tian. Isn't this love, is it pure friendship?
In the end, Heinz's love for Qin Tian was his soul mate who truly changed him and accompanied his big change in his thinking. It was his ultimate love and his hope for survival during his ten years as a captive. Personally, I feel that in the end, Heinz's bond with Qin Tian completely exceeded his true friendship with Ogu. It was even no different from Ogu's redemption of Qin Tian and the bond between a fellow countryman and his soul mate.
I'm so touched. Heinz's image is really three-dimensional.
This is a truly good article about the growth of women. Qin Tian has endured hardships, beatings, and sins, but she still keeps traveling to various European countries, learning new skills, and showing kindness and help to everyone who deserves it. It was really touching when she kept telling Heinz that she would look for him in the newspaper. The relationship between people is very complicated. Even if they are not husband and wife, they will stay together for a lifetime.
I watched it again on November 25, 2025, and I still like it very much, but some parts that I didn't think were problematic a few years ago now look a little uncomfortable. Times are always improving, which is great. [Spread flowers]
It is undoubtedly good-looking, both in terms of emotional expression and plot settings. It is very full-bodied, and there are too many famous and profound scenes. The most impressive ones are Heinz's kiss and the phrase "Capture me, great Chinese girl." Is there anything too intense? I still hate this kind of intense drama.
I wanted to comment on something, but I was afraid it would be too sensitive. Nowadays, I don't know how many people say that having a beard is right, but the Internet environment is different. I don't think this novel is a whitewash.
Heinz is really, even if you want to hate him, you can't hate him completely. He is a victim of the times.
It was so well written. I felt depressed, as if I was about to shed tears, and it seemed like it was just a fantasy. The character of Heinz was really well-shaped, and it made me want to talk about a German man. I think Jinjiang has read a lot of books in the past few years, but few of them shocked me so much. It's really It's very contagious. Seeing the warm ending of the three of them, maybe this is the best ending. My eyes are going to pee (really: if you are happy, I will cry before you). I am really a very emotional person, and Heinz is really a strong color rendering. The whole article was stained. Sure enough, the previous articles were written a hundred times better than now. No matter how many words I type now, I can't describe my mood (this book was also nominated for the Mao Dun Literary Award. No wonder I thought that such a good article could be unknown). No, it's really good. I was shocked. This book allowed me to see the true cruelty of the World War II world. I couldn't help but cry when I read it. In the past, I might not have been so sensitive to mathematics when reading textbooks and could not feel the horror of war, but now I just want to say that I hope the dove of peace will fly to the whole world, and that's it for now. . . .
Characters in novels with more tension are indeed more popular. On the contrary, I prefer Augustine. The author did have less descriptions of the male protagonist in the later period, which is a pity, so many people say that the male protagonist's character is not as full-fledged as the second male protagonist. What a pity. I like this character very much. It would be nice if there was a side story in the end with more of the male protagonist's perspective [crying] [crying]
I bought the physical book. It's such a good article that I will still be moved when I read it a few years later [crying]
In any case, this book shocked me so much that I decided to buy the physical copy, but it's a pity that I didn't sign it.
Why is no one buying its copyright? So beautiful
2026.3.4 Reviewed it again
I really like Ogu even more after watching Heinz's extras.
It's been more than ten years since I read this article, and I won't read it twice after reading it once, but I can't forget many of the contents. Maybe it's because I'm getting older, and I have some insights every time I think about it.
Super super super super super super super super super love Heinz. [Heartbroken]
It's a pity that this is an old article from Jinjiang, otherwise I would have accepted it all
It took about two hours to read it. Really nice to look at. Although it is a short story, overall it does not feel like a running account. The author's writing style is really good, and it's just right for Su Shuang! ! ! It's really refreshing to watch. I had been hesitating for a long time whether to watch it, because I was really hesitant to watch CP as Rimbaud. But after reading it, I felt that this romantic emotional line was really refreshing (?). Love it, love it! ! ! ! This article is one that I can read over and over again! ! ! ! ! Love it so much! ! ! ! ! !
After staying up all night, I finally finished reading the locked chapters, which can be found online. (The following content may contain spoilers) I have actually clicked on this article many times, but never read it seriously. I have seen this article recommended by others a long time ago, but I have not carefully read the recommendation words and copywriting. I have always felt that this subject matter is not a genre that I like very much. The reason why I read this novel yesterday was probably due to some strange combination of circumstances. Especially when I first read the first few chapters, I felt a little disappointed. It can be seen that the writing is not as good as I thought, but now that the subject matter is novel and the intention is very high, I think I can stick with it and read it again. Before reading 70% of this novel, my ranking of the writing style of this novel was only ranked third to second level among all the novels I have read. But after reading this novel, I think it can definitely be ranked second level. Yes, his writing is not first-class, but the subject matter is indeed rare. This kind of time-traveling to the Second World War takes us through the human world during the Second World War from the perspective of the heroine. Although the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are not perfect and unique, even after reading it, I am not sure whether it is love between them. But it doesn't matter, you have to know that this novel is 11 years old. This is really awesome! After reading the entire novel, there are three aspects that impressed me the most. The first aspect is the character of Heinz, the second male lead. I would like to call it the most impressive protagonist. Not much was written about him in the early stage, and more than a dozen chapters had already been written when he appeared (of course, the male protagonist Ogu also appeared relatively late). In fact, I didn't recognize Heinz as the second male lead at first. His cruelty to Henry and Anne and his trampling on human life were horrifying and disgusting. It can be said that he was a volatile and ruthless executioner who killed many people. So even in the end, he paid a lot of price, but I still feel that it is not enough, even death is not enough to atone for his sins. Admittedly, my favorite character in this novel is also Heinz. The author made him very three-dimensional and full, as if he was really in front of me. I could even imagine his every move and frown. He's not a good guy, and he deserves to die, but I'm grateful that the author was able to keep him alive in the end. He is stubborn for his "faith", but he is not a completely numb and crazy believer. Under the influence of the male protagonist Ogu step by step, we can clearly see the process of his inner struggle. I think the author still has a slight preference for him. No matter what the reason is, through the extras, we can see all the processes of Heinz's inner changes, including his feelings for the heroine. To be honest, his feelings for the heroine cannot be called love. He may have a heartbeat, a liking, and an urge to be with her. But his actions and his stance made him clearly understand that there would be no results between him and the heroine, and he did not expect any results. During the ten years he was imprisoned, the only thing that kept him going was that the heroine had been waiting for him. He was blind in one eye and fell ill. This is the author's kindness to him. Ten years of hard work has paid off for him. The second convenience is the emotions and personalities of the male and female protagonists. To be honest, the male protagonist Ogu does not appear much in the whole story, although he loves Heinz a lot (leaving aside the side stories). But I think there is a big gap between Ogu's character before and after he "recognizes" the heroine, and I even felt that the author failed to write him down. Before it became clear that Ogu had also traveled through time, the image of Ogu had always been that of an elegant, gentle, charming and dangerous aristocratic officer, at least in my opinion. However, after confessing to the heroine and meeting in a Paris restaurant, the hero's character suddenly became "down-to-earth" and "bold", and it seemed that he was completely incompatible with his previous personality. I'm a little sorry, I still like charming German officers, hahaha. The second is the heroine, because she always uses some colloquial language that makes people laugh, and many of the dialogues are completely inconsistent with the background of the times, characters, and situations. It makes people feel a little embarrassed when looking at it, but it is not a big problem. After all, this is a novel written in 11 years, which is already very strong. I also read the comments. In the later period, as Heinz and the heroine interacted more and more, many readers thought that the relationship between the heroine and Heinz was more like love than the relationship between the male and female protagonists. It's not surprising to have this idea. After all, when the heroine was in the most danger on the Eastern Front, Heinz was with her. Heinz and the heroine are surrounded by enemies and are at the end of their rope. Their last wish is for the other to survive, and they only want the other to survive. The moment Heinz kissed the heroine, not to mention that the heroine was surprised, I was also surprised, and I thought it should be like this. The atmosphere has been heightened to such a degree that it can't be explained without a sigh of relief. Heinz was such a proud and arrogant person, and it was clear that his final outcome would be to commit suicide by swallowing a gun, but under the influence of Ogu and the heroine, especially in the desperate situation at that time, and the heroine's heartbreaking cry, and when it was clear that his "faith" had been broken, he finally decided to live. I don't think it's for the heroine, but I have to say that his willingness to surrender in order to ensure the safety of the heroine is really touching. How can you not make people's hearts flutter when a proud person breaks his back and crushes his pride for you? Especially when the male protagonist never appears, it really makes people sigh... Because the male and female protagonists have both traveled through time, they cherish each other, their souls resonate with each other, and they regard each other as spiritual support, especially the male protagonist. After a mental breakdown, he met the heroine and seemed to have encountered salvation. Let the soul named Luo Tong in the body not dissipate. Just like the male protagonist is not sure whether his feelings for the female protagonist are considered love, many people don't understand either. But I don't think that's important. Whether it's love or not, they are each other's, only, and irreplaceable. Augu is loyal to Germany, but Luo Tong will always love China. The third aspect is death in that turbulent era. As the heroine traveled from Germany to Poland, she returned to Paris, and then traveled from Paris to various places. Too many people died along the way, from the unexpected deaths at the beginning to the fear and even numbness later on. I felt heartbroken for the many people who died, and I felt step by step the cruelty and ruthlessness of war. I feel comforted by those who are alive, and my heart aches for those who have died. Among them, the one who impressed me most was Pierre, the French soldier. I'm a little bit upset about his death. He didn't write much and had very little interaction with the heroine, but I just remember him. I think it may be because the author saw Pierre's body after being shot from the perspective of the heroine. He never closed his eyes, as if he was looking at something, which reminded me of the night when Pierre didn't want to be a burden and wanted to leave alone with his injuries. He said: "I can only believe in justice. The aggressors can never win." Such a man was injured by a bomb without even knowing whether a shot was fired. As a soldier, not only failed to protect the old, weak, sick and young, but he was even protected by them all the way. He must be suffering in his heart. Everything was about to start to get better, and his injury was about to recover. But when the German army came, he was still taken away. When he smiled helplessly, had he already guessed his ending? In my heart, I still hoped that he would be lucky enough to survive, but it was just a little bit close. If Keizer asked the heroine if she knew Ti An, if the heroine could have reacted and said it was herself, maybe for the sake of Ogu, the heroine could save Pierre. After all, they didn't want to kill the prisoners, but it was such a mistake that they didn't recognize each other. It was only after Keizer left that the heroine realized that it might be her. I'm a little angry at the heroine in my heart, why can't she react earlier? But I can't blame the heroine, after all, I didn't realize at the time that Ti An was talking about the heroine. The heroine didn't know that they would hand Pierre over to another group of people, and that group of people wouldn't care whether they killed the prisoner or not. After Pierre died, I always thought of him repeatedly. He was not really an important person, but he just made me feel uncomfortable. I thought about it over and over again, probably because I felt he shouldn't have died like this. He can be killed by a stray bullet while fighting the enemy, or he can be killed by a bomb on the battlefield, or he can die protecting the masses. But that was definitely not the case. He was caught and shot by the group of people before he even had time to shoot. It was obvious that he had endured a difficult journey. Although he felt gloomy about this war-torn world, he wanted to live. But when he died, he died in such an insignificant way, even cowardly. But in that era, there were countless, thousands of Pierres like this. It's really sad. And Henry, the sunny and handsome French soldier at the Maginot Line, also died silently in a certain war or somewhere. Sigh... I really hate war. I don't think such a war is meaningful. The man who made so many people desperately want to live died in the war. I feel this death is innocent and meaningless. I naively hope that everyone can live well and live an ordinary and happy life somewhere unknown.
I came to Germany in 2013, and 11 years later I was still in Germany... And saw this 2011 novel. Ha, suddenly I feel lucky that I saw it 13 years later, otherwise I might have fallen in love with De Nan because of the Heinz filter when I was young [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
This article is more than ten years old, and I really think it's great in every aspect. I can't remember which year I finished reading A Hundred Years of Family Letters, and when I turned to the author's The Beginning of the War, and then read other World War II articles, I felt like I was biting off a piece of cake. I particularly like Ah Tian, who is very tenacious and kind. I used to think about naming my daughter Tianan, but unfortunately I never found sweet melons. After all, I don't really want to eat raw melons [Laughing and crying] There are a lot of sweets or plots in it, which make people like or sad from the bottom of their hearts. Turn it around and look at what some authors are writing these days. The love stories taste like industrial sugar mixed with hundreds of kilograms of additives.
The regret of the whole article is that there is too little description of Ogu. I want to know Ogu's confusion when he first arrived, his pain when he gradually accepted it, and his misery and despair when he knew that he couldn't do anything. Wondering about the pain of Ogu who was almost schizophrenic. From Heinz's point of view, it feels like Qin Tian and Augu are really soul mates. Many things Qin Tian does seem indifferent and incomprehensible, but Augu understands him so much that Heinz thinks Augustine loves Qin Tian deeply. From Heinz's perspective, Augustine and Qin Tian are the same kind of person.
The carnival of the massacre finally came to an end, and everyone paid the price. I feel that the second male lead came back alive in the end, which is already a big golden finger. After all, he is really a crazy young man trained purely by the German army. I feel that the Germans here are all a little sick, have crazy personalities and have abused prisoners. Indeed, as the heroine said, he deserves this, this is the retribution he deserves.
A good novel is truly unforgettable. Even though I saw this more than ten years ago, I will still suddenly think of it in my mind at a certain moment today, more than ten years later! On the one hand, it's because this novel is really excellent, and on the other hand, it may be because there are so few good novels nowadays, they are all just messy routines!
I don't know how many times I have brushed it. Some people say it is whitewashing. I really want to say that if you fully understand the history, the author has written very clearly the reasons why Ogu took the initiative to participate in the war. Invasion and being invaded, oppression and counter-oppression, and interests are always the core of the upper class. Germany has some "washing" but "Nazis" cannot, so this article has never whitewashed the Nazis. Xiaohai also paid what he deserved. Compared with the unscrupulous person, at least his conscience remained intact and he received his own punishment and repentance. They are all victims of war and interests. It is a good anti-war article. As for the emotional line, it is undeniable that Heinz's character is more three-dimensional and he is more attracted to Xiaohai than Aogu. However, it is also undeniable that Aogu and Qin Tian are destined partners. This has nothing to do with love. There may be love, but the bond is deeper. The sparks between Xiaohai and Qin Tian are more intense, but there are some People are not suitable for being together. Without Ogu's subtle influence, Heinz might have killed Qin Tian in the early stage. He might have been a real damn Nazi. But with Ogu, Heinz would not have been able to be truly together with Qin Tian. There was also a bond between them later, which transcended love and was a victim of war. I have also read the century-old family letter n times, and I sighed again, the old article is really rigorously written, and it is a very good anti-war article.
In fact, when he first met Qin Tian, Heinz was shocked and moved. However, when Qin Tian faced him later, he behaved more submissively and Qin Tian was the goddess of his best friend, so Heinz subconsciously resisted contempt instead of being moved. The help little boy who overturned his brainwashed impression of Qin Tian's obedience refused to compromise even after being beaten. The slap made Heinz face up to Qin Tian's courage to resist from the beginning/the courage of the Jewish victims to resist, and he truly changed his mind. They were completely one-sided soul mates, haha. In fact, Heinz also faced up to his heartbeat and love after this time, so before he went to the Eastern Front, he subconsciously thought about the hug and kiss Qin Tian gave Keizer. When he saw Qin Tian, he thought about the hug and kiss. Finally, when he thought there was no chance, he finally couldn't help hugging and kissing. Since Heinz faced up to his heartbeat, he thought of hugging and kissing twice, and finally couldn't help hugging and kissing Qin Tian. Isn't this love, is it pure friendship? In the end, Heinz's love for Qin Tian was his soul mate who truly changed him and accompanied his big change in his thinking. It was his ultimate love and his hope for survival during his ten years as a captive. Personally, I feel that in the end, Heinz's bond with Qin Tian completely exceeded his true friendship with Ogu. It was even no different from Ogu's redemption of Qin Tian and the bond between a fellow countryman and his soul mate.
I'm so touched. Heinz's image is really three-dimensional.
This is a truly good article about the growth of women. Qin Tian has endured hardships, beatings, and sins, but she still keeps traveling to various European countries, learning new skills, and showing kindness and help to everyone who deserves it. It was really touching when she kept telling Heinz that she would look for him in the newspaper. The relationship between people is very complicated. Even if they are not husband and wife, they will stay together for a lifetime.
I watched it again on November 25, 2025, and I still like it very much, but some parts that I didn't think were problematic a few years ago now look a little uncomfortable. Times are always improving, which is great. [Spread flowers]
It is undoubtedly good-looking, both in terms of emotional expression and plot settings. It is very full-bodied, and there are too many famous and profound scenes. The most impressive ones are Heinz's kiss and the phrase "Capture me, great Chinese girl." Is there anything too intense? I still hate this kind of intense drama.
I wanted to comment on something, but I was afraid it would be too sensitive. Nowadays, I don't know how many people say that having a beard is right, but the Internet environment is different. I don't think this novel is a whitewash.
Heinz is really, even if you want to hate him, you can't hate him completely. He is a victim of the times.
It was so well written. I felt depressed, as if I was about to shed tears, and it seemed like it was just a fantasy. The character of Heinz was really well-shaped, and it made me want to talk about a German man. I think Jinjiang has read a lot of books in the past few years, but few of them shocked me so much. It's really It's very contagious. Seeing the warm ending of the three of them, maybe this is the best ending. My eyes are going to pee (really: if you are happy, I will cry before you). I am really a very emotional person, and Heinz is really a strong color rendering. The whole article was stained. Sure enough, the previous articles were written a hundred times better than now. No matter how many words I type now, I can't describe my mood (this book was also nominated for the Mao Dun Literary Award. No wonder I thought that such a good article could be unknown). No, it's really good. I was shocked. This book allowed me to see the true cruelty of the World War II world. I couldn't help but cry when I read it. In the past, I might not have been so sensitive to mathematics when reading textbooks and could not feel the horror of war, but now I just want to say that I hope the dove of peace will fly to the whole world, and that's it for now. . . .
Characters in novels with more tension are indeed more popular. On the contrary, I prefer Augustine. The author did have less descriptions of the male protagonist in the later period, which is a pity, so many people say that the male protagonist's character is not as full-fledged as the second male protagonist. What a pity. I like this character very much. It would be nice if there was a side story in the end with more of the male protagonist's perspective [crying] [crying]
I bought the physical book. It's such a good article that I will still be moved when I read it a few years later [crying]
In any case, this book shocked me so much that I decided to buy the physical copy, but it's a pity that I didn't sign it.
Why is no one buying its copyright? So beautiful
2026.3.4 Reviewed it again
I really like Ogu even more after watching Heinz's extras.
It's been more than ten years since I read this article, and I won't read it twice after reading it once, but I can't forget many of the contents. Maybe it's because I'm getting older, and I have some insights every time I think about it.
Super super super super super super super super super love Heinz. [Heartbroken]
It's a pity that this is an old article from Jinjiang, otherwise I would have accepted it all
It took about two hours to read it. Really nice to look at. Although it is a short story, overall it does not feel like a running account. The author's writing style is really good, and it's just right for Su Shuang! ! ! It's really refreshing to watch. I had been hesitating for a long time whether to watch it, because I was really hesitant to watch CP as Rimbaud. But after reading it, I felt that this romantic emotional line was really refreshing (?). Love it, love it! ! ! ! This article is one that I can read over and over again! ! ! ! ! Love it so much! ! ! ! ! !
Nice! Nice! Very sweet