The Forsaken Land of the Gods

I came here to read it again. I really like this article.

Very well written, really

Thanks to the author for such a great work. That great era, that great route, and those great people should not be forgotten.

I would like to ask, what happened to the pilots who returned to China? And who is the prototype of Chen Dingrui?

Please forgive me. I originally read this article as a pirated article. After reading it, I always thought that I had bought V. But today when I was browsing the forum, I saw a post posted by Pingjuan S. I followed it, and then I came here to see if Ma Ti had any new articles. It turned out that I shamefully did not buy V. I made up for it today. Please Ma Ti forgive me for my forgetfulness. I owe you a thank you. I will never forget such a good article, but I feel heartbroken after reading it. I don't know if I will have the courage to read it again! I just hope that the country will be prosperous, the army will be strong, and the people will be safe, so that at least I won't have to experience war in my lifetime!

First of all, I'm sorry, I only found out about this article after reading the pirated txt article. It's a pity that I still don't have the courage to finish it. The article is very attractive, but I always feel that going through the 1942-49 years, there is a vague feeling of doom and misfortune. When Su Jie appeared, he was a youthful and talented boy who was loved by both Americans and Chinese. He had a fragile beauty. The Americans were quarrelsome and violated human rights and refused to fly. Sujie decided to stay and changed his nationality to China. At that time, I thought, oh no, Sujie has such a temper. If he becomes a Chinese, he will be tortured by those powerful people. There are many examples of forced recruitment in the Chinese dynasties. But if you join the Kuomintang army, how you live has nothing to do with you. When I saw Guanyin, I was stunned again. This woman is too beautiful. A woman who is too beautiful and cannot protect herself is a tragedy in troubled times. But if Su Jie is an American national, then nothing will happen if he marries an actress wife. The Kuomintang wants Americans to help, and will not offend Americans, nor will it offend American wives. But if you are a Chinese, haha, beauty has always been a disaster, and it doesn't stop there. So I was wondering whether Su Jie was smart enough. Obviously, this boy was not smart enough. His intelligence is all on the surface, how can he understand these twists and turns. So Sujie offended the powerful Miss Kong Er in order to marry this daughter-in-law. You really don't need to read the ending, you can figure it out just by thinking about it. Su Jie is patriotic. What he loves is this land and the people living on it. He is not patriotic to the country of the National Government. When the Japanese leave and the civil war breaks out, it will be too easy to kill Su Jie with his temper. At that time, I was thinking, let me read the ending. If it is as I thought, Sujie died, I will not watch it. If he does not die, I will watch it. But, I was thinking again, in fact, death is the destination, but not death, it is impossible. That is just a joke, maybe I can travel through a plane crash, right? So I didn't finish it. I read the ending three times. China is a very resilient country, and so are the Chinese people. In fact, whether it was the Manchus entering the customs, or the Mongolian cavalry going south, including the previous Liao, Jin, and Wuhu rebellions in China, in a big way, it was actually internal fighting among the Chinese. You see, when the Japanese invaded, there were resistance from all ethnic groups, including the Manchus who surrendered to Japan. But looking back, most of the reasons for the Chinese's defeat can only be attributed to themselves. It's not that the enemy is too strong, it's that I'm too unsatisfied. There are too many moths, and the surface is shiny, but in fact, they will fall apart with a little push. As the book says, the hump route, the military supplies transported back on the road filled with human lives, reaches the hands of the top management, and they are still deducted and deducted, shoddy and shoddy. In the end, the people who die are dead. Those who enrich their own pockets live in various comforts, and are complacent and disdainful - look at what those idiots are trying to do. What can we say? Until now in the new century, this situation still exists in the country, which is extremely realistic. In fact, I really want to talk about the Anti-Japanese War, but many things are too sensitive. Who were the dead officers and soldiers, and how they died. I guess if I really write about it, it will be sealed. I was talking about this with a Taiwanese friend at the time, and he said that one of the reasons for the failure of the Nationalist Army was that there were too many elites in the war against Japan. They later won, but suffered heavy losses. The second is what we said above, a government that is corrupt to its core. Third, after the war in China, too many people were poor. They lost their land, relatives and friends, and their faith. Therefore, Marx's theory is more accepted in China than in Europe. Because Chinese people need a belief and a belief. The Nanjing Massacre, 300,000 corpses of Chinese people, Buddha failed to protect the Chinese people who believed in him. As for the National Government, what it represents is the rights of the high-class, wealthy and powerful families. At that time, he himself couldn't believe that all men are created equal, and to be equal would infringe on the interests of the family. Therefore, the National Government failed. Many people in the 1940s read the "Declaration of Independence", which said that all men are created equal and that the government should seek the rights and interests of the people. They were so moved. The passion of young people created an epic piece of music. But after all, this is the United States, not China. China's 5,000-year history has never been changed by naive people. Take Chen Dingrui, for example, he is well versed in the things that are in the bones of the Chinese people. Scholarly family background and Confucian style are never just about books. The imperial examination also relies on policy analysis, so in the end he lived a good life, had a loving wife and young son, and returned to the motherland. If the story ends here, everything looks beautiful. But Su Jie, he grew up at the bottom and saw the darkness, but the darkness did not teach him how to survive in the darkness, so he was suddenly put into the sunshine, and then grew up in the sunshine, so he did not understand that in fact, in addition to the wantonness in the sun and the pain in the darkness, this world is more of a shadow zone under the sun. Another example is the etiquette. He saw it too clearly. From when he came to power, to when he retired, to when he died of illness, he saw it more clearly than anyone else. So he told his son not to return to the country again. This was a truly understanding person, but if he understood it, he would have to die. How could there be room for such an understanding person in this world.

Good article. In fact, my heart has always been opposed to watching articles and TV about the Anti-Japanese War or the War of Liberation (the disasters will never end~), but those heroes cannot be forgotten.

Thanks to the author for letting me know that there is such a hump route, and that there were once a group of friends like Shake who helped us without hesitation and left their lives there! Everyone who has seen it will remember it!

The rite of enduring humiliation and bearing heavy burdens for a lifetime! I want to give you the last round of applause! ! In fact, people who have been lurking in the Kuomintang will not have a good life during the turbulent period. What will they do when they come back? Fortunately, they all lived to retire, so just live!

I stayed up all night reading the entire article, and couldn't help but burst into tears at the end. May the deceased rest in peace and the living may work hard.