In that turbulent era, there was a group of people who, in the prime of their youth, chose to fly, chose to fight, chose to soar into the skies.
In their twenties, they went to war, closer to death than anyone else. Their national and family grievances, their tender love stories, played out in the heavens, among the clouds.
They cut off their own futures and their own paths with their own hands, yet opened a future and found a way forward for their people.
War took their young lives, while countless others like them gave their lives to bring the war to an end.
They fought for justice, and they fought for the people they loved, silent yet glorious.
To face death and keep moving forward without hesitation: that was the tragic heroism their times demanded of them.
In the torrent of time, they stood tall as the backbone of history.
People sing the praises of heroes in their hymns, but those left behind the heroes lost the ones they loved. The long years that followed were too bitter, too endless, and they could only grow old alone.
Those who went to the battlefield and those who waited at home were both trapped by war's cruelty.
In an era of upheaval, no one was free to choose. No one could stand apart.
Theme: War destroys the beauty of life, and love endures a lifetime of waiting.
It has the flavor of the first few chapters of "A Handful of Green" and "The Great River". It's very well written. I didn't expect there to be such novels in Jinjiang. Seeing here, there are actually many familiar names <コ:. The author combined them into a story, which is not inconsistent. Is it really good?
Well, I skipped right to the ending. There was so much suffering in the Republic of China that I didn't dare to watch it. It was a bit uncomfortable to see the male protagonist sacrifice at the end, but in fact, in that era, the male protagonist's sacrifice was inevitable. Because I feel I know a lot about the Republic of China, I have thought about writing about it, but I don't dare to write about it every time because I am always afraid that I will desecrate that humiliating history and the group of people who keep shining in the darkness. As far as my feelings after reading just a few chapters are concerned, the writing power fully meets my expectations for an article that reflects the authenticity of the times. I even think that putting this article here is a compliment to jj. I don't know if the author will continue to create, but if he is still willing, I will definitely support it! All the best!
I don't dare to read it because I know how painful that period of history was. I have read many books on the history of the Republic of China and watched documentaries about the Southwest Associated University, so I know the enthusiasm in the hearts of countless students in that era of darkness and light. Thinking about the Flying Tigers, the Hump Route, and the invasion of Burma to fight against the Japanese, it is very shocking to me now when I think about it. It is now 22.11.29, And I think I need to reorganize my mood and find a special node to read this book quietly.
I dug up a rare treasure book!
I've finished reading it. Is it good or not?
From Changsha Temporary University to Southwest Associated University! Woohoo, I love the United Nations General Assembly, I have a deep attachment to the United Nations General Assembly