"Ice Blood Changjin Lake"
In the winter of 1950, the Seventh Steel Company was ordered to penetrate behind enemy lines and use their flesh and blood to block the American troops fleeing south in the Changjin Lake area at minus 40 degrees Celsius. Company commander Wu Qianli and instructor Mei Sheng led Yu Congrong, Ping He, Lei Suisheng and other soldiers to bomb the Shuimen Bridge three times. In the extreme cold and disparity in firepower, they forged an iron-blooded defense line with iron will. From Xingxingli to Shuimen Bridge, from Xiajieyuli to Zhenxingli, the soldiers of the Seventh Company fulfilled their oath with their lives and defended their homeland with their youth. This magnificent epic of 11.28 Million words, with 1,200 chapters, provides a panoramic view of the battlefields on the eastern front to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, paying tribute to the loveliest people who melted the ice with their blood and protected the mountains and rivers with their bodies.
Purpose: Core Purpose:
We build the Great Wall of flesh and blood with our iron will, and defend the dignity of our country and our country with our youthful lives. Through the desperate fight of the soldiers of the Seventh Company in the Battle of Changjin Lake, this work profoundly explains why the "cutest person" is cute - it is precisely the sacrifices made by countless individuals knowing that they cannot do anything, and the bloody nature of going to the tiger mountain despite knowing that there are tigers in the mountain, gathered into an invincible collective will. The severe cold freezes the body, but not the faith; artillery fire destroys the position, but cannot destroy the spirit. This is not only an artistic representation of the spirit of resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea, but also a profound answer to "Why was the country founded and why is it so far?" It aims to convey that the blood of heroes lasts forever, and they protect not only the land, but also the upright backbone of the nation and the future of peaceful development.