A Battlefield Photographer’s Journal
战地摄影师手札
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- Urban Superpowers
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Some explanations about this book
I've been quite busy with work lately and haven't paid much attention to the book club community. I glanced at it last night and it was quite lively. After much thought, I'll dedicate a separate chapter to explain. First of all, this story is not just about the Soviet-German War.
A reader asked about the SKS.7.62 Ammunition packaging in Chapter 111, "The Hot Spring in the Mine," specifically whether it comes in a metal box. I'm sharing some beautifully reproduced images and text here.
The ammunition packaging in China and Russia actually only uses a wooden crate as the outer layer, while the inner layer is still a metal box. The reason for not using a metal outer box isn't to prevent static sparks! Taking my country's Type 56 7.62Mm rifle ammunition as an example, it generally uses a wooden crate with two metal boxes inside.
After finishing the first chapter, I skipped through the second chapter entirely. Honestly, this kind of writing is too niche. It's about the Soviet Union's Great Patriotic War; for a Chinese person, a little bit is fine, but too much isn't very interesting—it's not some alternate history novel.
I have this urge to break the author's legs so he can focus on writing his novel!
I suddenly realized that books of this episodic format are all masterpieces. Unlike the traditional infinite flow genre where you level up through multiple instances, this kind of book uses a main storyline with countless scripts, which is very immersive. From the mind-blowing and meme-filled horror park, to the era comparison of life-based games, to the war and peace in this book, it is touching and thought-provoking. Keep up the good work, author, it's really good.
While watching it again on the plane, I suddenly remembered that I also have a Leica IIIB camera from the second storyline, which is made in 1937. It's in pretty good condition, and the leather case was also made around 1930. The case was manufactured by a camera shop in London.
I got hooked on Plankton's hype and ended up with a 1967 Salyut camera, also known as a 120 6x6 medium format camera. It was a Soviet copy of the Hasselblad, and Gagarin and his crew used it in space. After checking the serial number, I deduced that it was probably one of the same batch that went into space—a kind of sibling to mine. 😂
I really liked your last book, but the subject matter of this one doesn't interest me...
Rzhev Battle Memorial
A standing statue of a Red Army soldier, with the lower half of the soldier's body transformed into a flock of cranes flying away.
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