1950—1953
The War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea.
The ninth company of heroes sacrificed a total of seventy-four soldiers.
With an extremely low death rate, they occupied the high ground and played a decisive role in the liberation of Pyongyang. Many national leaders personally sent congratulatory messages to express their condolences to the survivors of the Heroic Ninth Company...
——Then what?
Where are the seventy-four people who died?
Is it under the silvery cover of winter in a foreign country, is it in the expectations of elderly parents, or is it the few words in the records and files written by clerks that can't even leave their names?
Maybe, there are still some traces left in this world?
No.
They have been forgotten.
Seventy-four stories, seventy-four diaries, seventy-four times
Partings between life and death, seventy-four bodies, seventy-four lives, seventy-four chapters of biography. Seventy-four loves and hates, seventy-four memories.
This battle was a complete victory
——[Seventy-four people died in battle]