The Flag Above the Capitol

It's impossible for a Chinese to let you serve as an officer in Mao Zi's army. A platoon leader can't stand it.

It was a bit naive. During that period, the Soviet Union basically imprisoned most of the Chinese people in labor camps. Later, when there was a shortage of soldiers, the Chinese people were released and sent to the most dangerous places. Chiang Ching-kuo also narrowly escaped death in this experience. Only after seeing the extreme cruelty and aggressiveness of the Soviet Union did the admirers of Soviet communism change...

Wouldn't it be nice to just write about a Soviet person?

I think the writing style is okay, but it feels a bit novice. How can I say that Tula is also a city, a battalion commander, and a company commander all taking over? Moreover, the Soviet Union's Order 227 should have also come out (never take a step back). The protagonist's tactics may give the author a headache.

There are too many errors and omissions in tactics, geography, organization and characters, and they are all things that are easy to find on Baidu. You should at least look up the map of Stalingrad in the latest ones. What is being reconstructed is the buildings and not the terrain. Just look at Baidu's map today and you will know that the Volga River in the Stalingrad city section is 40 to 50 kilometers long. There are two sandbars in the south and the north. The German long-range artillery can't hit the longest distance of 20 kilometers, which means that no matter from the north or the south, artillery cannot block the middle channel. The city of Stalingrad is long and narrow along the river, with industrial areas to the north and residential areas to the south. However, there are various buildings along the river, and war history records that no place in the north was completely broken through and intercepted by the Germans during the entire battle. The only place where the Germans could block the waterway with army artillery was the Mamayev Hills, so this place is so important. There is no mill location on the main battlefield that has such strategic value. The only one that is relevant is the barn, but the barn is in the south, and its strategic value is to protect the No. 2 Train station and the Jesna River. It also has some significance in maintaining contact with Episode 64. Some places are indeed embarrassingly wrong, such as the silt of the Volga River. If you feel that the map is difficult to check, you can start 2 players in the Red Hall. The map is very good and is basically made by on-the-spot investigation + questioning veterans. Then check the 12-volume Soviet history of World War II and Chuikov's memoirs, combined with modern satellite maps, the terrain will be very clear.

A dead furry bear is a good furry bear. During the Cold War, the powerful furry bears in the past put great pressure on the country at that time.

Can't we just write that the protagonist is a Soviet like the Steel Soviet Union next door? I really can't accept it when a Chinese helps other countries fight a war when their motherland is invaded again.

It is recommended that the author read more of the Soviet Union's own declassified documents and related books! Like the 227 order... Say it like that! But in fact, except for those who had a bad influence and were shot! Most of them are reorganized before being put into the battlefield! After all, a soldier who has experienced the battlefield is far better than a new recruit! There is no need to be so afraid of the Ministry of Internal Affairs! Of course, the premise is that you don't seek death! To be honest, a lot of movies are just bullshit! Just like The Day of Landing and The Enemy at the Gate are typical examples!

Come on, keep going, there are not many Soviet seedlings left.

Will it be written that the male protagonist returns to China to participate in the Liberation War and the Korean War?