Comrade Aurora

It will be 2025 soon. When will the author update? Woohoo. This is one of the few articles I have ever found about German prisoners of war. I really like this setting. Will you still write it? I saw that some of the comments in the comment area were from 11.10 Years ago. At that time, I was still in elementary school! But now I am a junior. The author's writing is really great

Although it is written in Chapter 40, it is actually a general impression after reading all the chapters. Heinz's first secret love and the bowl of tomato and egg noodles that Little Bear first cooked made me want to cry and laugh at the same time. They may have been in love with each other without knowing it, and they were in a state of deep love. I have panicked countless times because Heinz spent the long night alone in the article. I was afraid that they still could not have a stable ending after going through countless pains and hardships. I will never forget the scene when Little Bear walked to the prison with a big backpack to see Heinz. The wind and snow were very strong, but love gave birth to a lot of courage for no reason, teaching the little bear to cross the forest and snowfield, and finally came to his lover. Regarding Heinz, I actually don't like having so many relationships, which may be one of the reasons why some readers hate him. But when I think about it, Heinz didn't know who he would meet, fall in love with, or end up spending the rest of his life with, so it didn't seem to be a problem for him at the time. Regarding World War II, I really feel that the entire German Third Reich is a song of ambition. They are unforgivable. However, when the Soviet aunts looked at them with pitiful eyes during the parade in Red Square, they must have thought of their children who were also prisoners of war and buried in the vast plains of Eastern Europe. They must also have thought of their mothers in Berlin. There is never a winner in a war. The best is that both sides suffer, and the worst is that both sides perish. What I want to say is that they are atoning for their sins, atoning for their sins in Soviet prisons. Although they are merciful, they are repaying the consequences they have sown. But what I don't quite understand is the Soviet Union's treatment of its own soldiers. They seem to be no different from German prisoners of war. They go into the mines like them every day, eat the same, sleep the same, and are whipped the same. They even have to accept the disgusted looks from their compatriots in the motherland. How ironic and how sad. Maybe the Germans are different from little Japan after all, so I don't seem to hate them that much. Of course, what they did is what they did, but you can't say that they were wrong in fighting for Germany and fighting for survival, nor can you say that they were innocent of abusing Jews and other people from defeated countries. This is really a very sensitive topic, and I won't go into details. The only thing I want to say is that ordinary people are absolutely helpless when they join the torrent of war, just like the little bear cannot decide his whereabouts, just like the letters that Rudolph's mother never received. The author's writing style is really good and I like it very much. Although the article was written many years ago, I can see the charm of Russian and German poetry and understand their hearts. In fact, I have never been able to fully sympathize with foreign literature. Maybe I am a more traditional and reserved person in ancient China. But here, I fully realized that these poems are sandwiched behind the psychology of the characters and play the finishing touch, summarizing the psychology of the characters more concisely and melodiously. I also like the teacher's perspective. It's a bit similar to the book "My Nazi Lover". I just read that book first before reading Aurora, please forgive me. A very novel perspective, very vivid people, very smooth plot and language, no need to say more about how great it is. Finally, I hope that the teacher can pick it up again and update it. I hope that they have never changed in the years since I left, and neither does the teacher. That's all I can think of for now. If there are any omissions or shortcomings, please correct me.

In the past few months, I have been saying on Weibo that there is a chance to update... Waiting

There are still people waiting for you, my dear. . . . . Can we see the ending in our lifetime? In the past, I always hated the sudden details that would be discussed in the future when the text was interspersed. It was clear that the two people were still living in the present but they always mentioned the future and the life of the two people becoming an old husband and wife. But in this article, I am extremely grateful. Although it has been cheating for so many years, from the description in the text, I can know that no matter how many hardships the two of them have experienced, and perhaps wasted a lot of precious time, they will still live happily together in the end. This is already a blessing. Even if this is a huge hole in the abyss for many years, I will always be at the bottom waiting for you to fill it. . . . .

Can you wait until your lifetime?

I don't know if I will see my wife come back and update in my lifetime. I will savor these 40 chapters again and again.

Alas, Aurora is still too authoritative. Since this article was published, almost all the plots of the German male protagonist in the prisoner of war camp in World War II romance novels have been based on the plot of this article.

I feel like there is no hope of updating [heartbroken] Will I be able to see the ending of this book in my lifetime [crying]

I just discovered this article these two days. I am really excited and heartbroken. I am excited because I found such a good article, but heartbroken because my wife has been cheating me for ten years. Will I be able to see the ending in my lifetime?

Although I knew it was a big mistake, because this book was included in almost every recommendation on this subject, I came to read it. It's really good! I really regret not reading this book sooner. The author wrote very well! The character setting, the use of first person, perspective switching, emotional advancement, plot connection, and background expression are all very good. I stayed up late to watch them all, and I still have something to say. There is another person in this world who has fallen straight into the trap. I sincerely pray that this book will be finished one day, and I really want to read more stories about Xiong Zhizhen and Heinz, whether they are happy or sad. I will wait at the bottom of the pit!