Notes from a War Photographer

I suddenly discovered that this kind of unit drama-type books are all masterpieces. Different from the traditional unlimited flow of upgrading copies one by one, this kind of countless scripts with one main line is very immersive. From the imagination of the horror paradise to the comparison of eras in life-style games, the war and peace in this book are touching and make people reflect. Come on, author, it is really good to read.

A long and chilling novel. The positioning of Photographer's novel is quite special, so special that I can't even find another one based on my shallow online reading history. The protagonist reviews history through the objects left over from the war. The author's ingenious design lies in facing the victims squarely. Wei Ran can be regarded as an anti-fascist fighter in any period of history. He always stands in front of the weak; he always points his gun at the invaders. How to evaluate a piece of history? Readers drink with tears and smoke and drink. The author of the book Photographer designed a very strict rule. The protagonist can never change the history in this article. As a photographer, Wei Ran can only be the one who takes the photo. There is an interesting puzzle. There are thirteen people in a tour group, why are there only twelve people in the photo? Because the thirteenth person is the photographer, Wei Ran, he will never appear in the history of the article. My memory is not very good. Even if I read it twice or three times, I can't remember the names of people and places in foreign countries. I can only remember the plots in the book that are either harsh, tender, sad, or teeth-gnashing. The following is a slight spoiler, memory may contain errors. The first uneasy feeling written by the author should be the little girl wrapped in a thin blue blanket. In the dilapidated small building after the invasion of artillery fire, she asked Wei Ran for a grenade. In the Waltz of Flowers, the cloth shattered. Then in Teng County, China, the Sichuan troops resisted the Japanese invasion with a bowl of sweet-scented osmanthus glutinous rice dumplings, and "I'll do a trick for you." Then the friendship in the desert, the friendship in the snowy mountains, and then the Savage Mountain, they chanted "go home" again and again. One after another, disabled soldiers died collectively in order not to drag others down, or the Indian captains on the islands at sea, and the trumpeters to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea. , Or the priests in the Pacific battlefield, black people, and their companions who were shot by cannibals, or the nurse Victor who was besieged during the defense battle, those children, those colorful hats on the water, they have obviously resisted hunger, or the squad leader Dao in the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam, or the little lama in the Long March, squad leader Liu who sacrificed his life so that everyone can eat meat, or... Everything in the war. A long and bitter story, in this long night, there are always people who hold up torches, swords and guns against the invaders. This book writes a lot about love in war, hatred, disaster, reluctance, sadness, anger, sadness, despicability, extreme, warmth, friendship, family affection, freedom, freedom, compassion, perseverance, faith... Then, I hope that friends who are short of books can read it patiently and make it a worthwhile trip. To be honest, this book should not be buried, just like some stubborn people repeat it again and again. "Family hatred, national hatred, blood feud, cannot be hoped for, nor forgotten" Just like the group of women who were violated by the invaders, they have not received a real apology so far, just like the group of heroes who are already old. They use crutches and empty sleeves and can still scold all enemies sonorously and powerfully. Remember it, hate it, and then don't become it (invaders).

I just want to say one thing, the more I look at it, the more it tastes, and the more I look at it, the purer the taste becomes. This is the third time I have read it. The author has written a lot, but also has not written a lot. But, it's that kind of feeling. In my opinion, the descriptions of various time periods have the texture of old film. Maybe it's because my thinking is more divergent, but when I see those scenes and paragraphs, I can really feel the scene at that time and the author's mood.

The book is very good and every story is touching, but it is a waste of paper towels. Cherish peace, cherish the good life now, be grateful to the ancestors and martyrs who fought for it and even gave their lives, and be grateful to the builders who worked hard for it. I hope there really is a Time Film Studio that can turn these stories into movies.

I accidentally watched a clip today. A group of Sichuan soldiers died together with the Japanese in the TV series "The Warriors Go Out of Sichuan". Their souls returned to their hometown. They knocked on the door of a store late at night and asked the boss for a bowl of glutinous rice balls. After the boss made the glutinous rice balls, the person who knocked on the door was no longer there. What he saw were the Sichuan soldiers who had returned to their hometown. They couldn't calm down for a long time. I thought of the plot in the book. The author wrote it well and outlined this emotion in a touching way.

This book is really good. I was attracted to it because the last book Global Digger was exempted for a limited time. I read the first hundred or so chapters, but I always felt it was a bit too hardcore. The popular science knowledge in it was also half-understood. The pace was a bit slow (maybe I just read it to meet the limited exemption time). Soon 🙂) Then I saw that the author was still writing this book, so I stopped by. The refreshing rhythm of this book feels much better. The author's writing skills are also obvious to all, and the popular science knowledge can be understood. Moreover, the author's own illustrations are full of praise. It is a highly recommended book!

After reading this book, I plan to read your first one

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I can't keep up the chase anymore. I'll have fun reading and drawing pictures!

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The author uses a special perspective to bring readers into that war-torn era, and uses delicate writing to let readers experience the vivid experiences and feelings of ordinary people in the war years. It makes readers deeply feel the cruelty and bloodshed of war, and the fear and helplessness of people at that time. It also makes readers re-examine the peaceful life now, and feel that a peaceful and peaceful life is so rare and precious! It is a touching work!

The veterans of the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea cannot be over 70 years old, they must be at least over 80 years old. It is recommended to be more cautious.

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I originally thought that in those days, if Cheng Guanyin was labeled as a "communist" or "spy", he would be sentenced to death, but considering that Lin Ayong was doing private work on the one hand; and if Lao Wu was a Hongmen, he should be able to fish it out. So it would be reasonable to just put him in jail for a while.

I've been busy with work recently, so I haven't paid much attention to the book club. I took a look at it last night and it was quite lively. After thinking about it, I will open a single chapter to explain it. First of all, the story this time is also not limited to the Soviet-German War. There may not be many domestic wars of resistance, but there will definitely be (after all, who doesn't like fighting the Japanese?). But in my setting, Weiran should go back as an experienced veteran to record something, rather than a rookie who only causes trouble. By the way, I would also like to explain the confusion I saw, why Weiran is still so bad after going through two wars. In fact, it is very simple. If an inexperienced newcomer spends a week on the battlefield, he will only be glad that he is still alive, instead of turning into a wary and almost "neurotic" veteran, which can only be tortured by years of war. Secondly, will Weiyan change history? Obviously not, after all, only the Japanese like to rewrite history, textbooks and even their own bloodline. So it goes without saying that the fun of discovering historical secrets is obviously more interesting. Third, his lens will not be limited to World War II. The Cold War era is another theme. Fourth, the protagonist will not just be a photographer. He may be a postman, a wounded person, or more likely a field doctor. In short, he will experience stories in different eras with different identities. Fifth, please don't make mistakes. What I write is a novel, not a history textbook. There will be some discrepancies with historical records. After all, I can't directly copy the content from the history book, right? Finally, for the sake of me babbling so much, please vote for the big guys and save them. If you really don't want to give up your votes, you can reward tens of millions or something...

The bullet packaging in China and Russia actually only uses wooden boxes for the outer layer, and iron boxes for the inner layer. And if the outer layer is not made of iron boxes, it is not afraid of static sparks! Take my country's Type 56 7.62Mm rifle ammunition as an example. It is generally shipped with two iron boxes built into a wooden box. Without the use of bridge clips, the Type 56 rifle ammunition is usually packed in a paper bag every 20 rounds. Each iron box has 36 paper bags and 720 rounds of bullets. Each wooden ammunition box has a loading capacity of 1,440 rounds. So why do bullets use such complicated three-layer packaging? The innermost bullet carton contains a dozen or dozens of bullets in groups. The advantage of this is that it is convenient to calculate the amount of ammunition carried by each person during war. In addition, the carton is non-conductive and can isolate the static electricity generated by external metal friction from causing safety hazards to the propellant. Cartons are generally made of kraft paper that is flexible, strong, high tensile strength, and not easy to break. Another advantage of kraft paper is that it has low moisture content and is relatively dry, so it is not easy to get wet. Outside the carton is an iron box. The iron box is generally made of cold-rolled low-carbon steel plates of about 0.5 Mm. In order to prevent rust, it is also coated with a layer of zinc. The surface appears silvery white, which is actually commonly known as "tinplate". The hair is painted with green paint. The reason why wooden boxes are not used directly is because wooden boxes cannot completely isolate the outside air and moisture. Iron boxes are not only better sealed, but can also usually be sealed with lead after packaging. In fact, they are equivalent to a large can. When opening this thing, you even need to use a special key, similar to the pull ring of a can. The purpose is to prevent the bullet from getting wet by rain, and the propellant inside the bullet will not become ineffective when stored in a dark place. Although iron boxes can be moisture-proof, thin iron boxes are easily bumped and deformed during transportation. Moreover, the surface of the iron boxes is too smooth and easily slips when stacked and transported, making it inconvenient to fix. Therefore, it is necessary to add a shell to the iron box. My 🐇5.8Mm bullets have started to use 1500-round plastic ammunition boxes. The outer layer of this ammunition box is made of engineering plastics and lined with steel plates to increase the strength. In addition to the paper box, the internal bullets are also covered with a layer of moisture-proof packaging bags similar to woven fabrics (in various exercise pictures and videos this year, some shells and fuses are also inner-packed with heat-shrinkable/vacuum-evacuated films). Looking at the entire world, plastic ammunition boxes are gradually becoming mainstream, and wooden materials will gradually be replaced.

After reading the first copy, I just jumped to the end of the second copy. To be honest, such a photo is too niche. It is about the Soviet Union's Patriotic War. For a Chinese, a little is fine, but a little is not interesting, and it is not a historical fiction. According to the current author's routine, discovering the heroic deeds of the Anti-Japanese War can also arouse empathy. I hope the author is thinking carefully, and I don't want to invest in wasting money.

I have the urge to break the author's legs and let him concentrate on writing novels!

Watching it again on the plane, I suddenly remembered that I also have a set of Zoya's Leica IIIB from the second plot. Mine was produced in 1937 and is considered to be of collectible quality. The cowhide box was also produced around 193x. The manufacturer of the box was a camera shop in London.

I got hooked by the ruffian boss and got out of hand, so I bought a 1967 box-set full Saryut, also called a Salute, a 120 6x6 format medium format camera, a Soviet imitation of the Hasselblad appearance. Gagarin and others also used this camera in space. After checking the information and judging from the serial number, it was most likely that one produced in the same batch went to heaven, so it is the brother of mine 😂 Another Easter egg is that there is a roll of finished film in the spare back. It is speculated that it was shot between the 1970s and 1980s. Wait for the holidays to take it out and take a look. It will not be a loss if you have some pictures, maybe there will be surprises😂

I liked your last book very much, but the subject matter of this book is different. It makes me lose interest…..

A standing statue of a Red Army soldier, with the lower body of the soldier turning into a flock of cranes and flying away.

I'm on the daily guide,

First of all, I'm probably too idle... 🤣 Then I have to say something: the following is all my own guessing, I don't care if it's right or wrong, just have fun watching it! Let's talk about the Digging Party first. I didn't read it carefully when I wrote the linkage article before. When I first mentioned the 75th anniversary, it was "Next year will be the 75th anniversary." In addition, in the later period in Putao County, Myanmar, there was a sentence "The Russian theater hostage incident 20 years ago." Then, relying on New Year's Eve as a node, I roughly calculated that the first bracelet cheat was found in October 2017. The earliest place in Battlefield where you can withdraw cash is after the Dungeon 19 instance is over, when you go to find Mr. Nikolai. That chapter is about Nikolai 75 years later, 1942+75=2017. I calculated it this way subconsciously. However, in the chapter about Grandpa Lola, that is, Mine No. 52, The metal book says that he died in the summer of 2018, which seems inappropriate. In the latest chapter, Mr. Tao died in 2020, which means that at least everything in the later chapters is correct. Then how many years will it take to reduce the number by one? So the starting time can only be 2016 Nikolai said that he was only 13 years old at that time (1942 during the Don River period), but in the actual time in the book, he passed his 90th birthday... Anyway, there are always bugs in discussing Nikolai here, although Although it is not important to the book as a whole, it is really troublesome when calculating the time in the early stage After determining the timeline, you will find that both of them are in Russia, but Russia is too big, and due to professional reasons, these two can always be missed perfectly! Of course it can't be a coincidence, they are all exquisitely designed by the ruffian boss (this one costs 50 cents). Because the battlefield was more than a year earlier, Wei Ran had already met Lu Ren several times before Shi Quan met Lu Ren (Berlin flag planting photo interview, Ring Apartment/Rzhev/commission, February 20th Defenders of the Motherland Day interview/appointment letter). Involving Katja's grandma's commission, this plot was very early in the Digging Party, it was May 2018. At the same time, Wei Ran had just acquired the nickname "veterinarian" and was drinking beer with his pastor friend! By the time Wei Ran went to Osinowitz, it was already September 2019, but Wei Ran might have just taken a quick look at the museum when he visited it. Maybe the boss had forgotten about it, or maybe Kona and the others were so impressed by Wei Ran that they didn't even notice the photo of Grandma Katya and the transport team in the museum when they returned to reality. There are also War and Peace and Resurrection that Kona and Katya exchanged. I wonder if we can see the two books being put together again in the future. In addition, I am very curious whether there is Kena's name in the first half of the volume given to Shiquan. I think there is probably. When it comes to locations that appear in both books, the two will never appear at the same time. Belarus, Wei Ran has only been there once, the story of Liuban guerrillas. At the same time, Shi Quan was digging gold crosses alone in Belgorod. When Shi Quan went to Belarus to look for a communications truck, Wei Ran just discovered that Katenka was buying one, getting one free and returning to visit the veterans of the volunteer army. The first time Weiran went to Irkutsk was to transfer to the small town of Tula. At this time, the three Shiquan brothers were watching the U-boat in the North Pole in a daze. The next trip to Irkutsk was also just to transfer to Tula. At this time, Shi Quan was searching for Stalin's Hammer in Ukraine! When Weiran finally went to Osinowitz, Shiquan was still fighting the remnants at Camp Sulfur, or else he was crossing the desert to explore Snoopy Mountain. At the latest time point, when Wei Ran finished the story in Tianjin and went home to celebrate the New Year, Shi Quan just towed the U-boat back from the Arctic and took his family to celebrate the New Year at the radar station; when Wei Ran and Sui Sui came to the island to find the longevity pharmacy, Shi Quan and Elena ran to Switzerland. Hey, it's still a date trip for just two people! There are too many to mention, it's quite fun to compare. About Galkin, I have written about it in the previous article. Let me briefly mention the time point. When Dalia was kindhearted and wanted to help the old lady with terminal cancer find her grandson, she contacted Galkin on the phone. At that time, it was nearly a year before Shi Quan met Galkin for the first time, so she must not have been fired haha. Qin Shu When Qin II first appeared on the scene, he was Xia Shushi's friend. He and Xia Shushi were looking at the helmet with the Chinese characters on it in Dali. When mentioning sisters and husbands, compare the original words of Xiao Liu, the driver in the Digger Party: "Qin Er is the biological uncle of Boss Hu (Zhao Jiuzhou)'s youngest granddaughter." Therefore, sisters and brothers-in-law should correspond to Lao Hu's sons and daughters-in-law, but just like Huo Heng does not appear, the sisters and brothers-in-law here only appear in the dialogue. I read Battlefield first. I thought that the second son calling his sister's best friend, Jia Ya, calling her aunt was described in detail in the Digging Party. However, in the Digging Party, the two of them were like strangers and had no conversation at all. They only mentioned that after the second son found Zheng He on his mission to Shuicheng, he was escorted back to Shanghai (Magic City). That was in 2021 in the book. I was confused when the second generation brought Brother Yang to the scene later in Myanmar. I didn't expect Qin Shu to be so unfamiliar with Jia Ya and others in front of Shi Quan and others, but behind the scenes he was so familiar with Huo Heng's people. Brother Yang first appeared in the Digger Party in April 2022. In order to find the missing plane on the Hump Route, Shi Quan and others encountered the Japanese who made trouble and provoked Jia Ya. Brother Yang led his team to descend from the sky. About Overseas Chinese surnamed Zhou, Shi Quan and his party from the Digging Party went to Honglian Town, north of Bago City, Myanmar, and discovered the expeditionary army stone monument and banyan tree. The local monk said: In 1962, Mr. Zhou fled from Taungoo and stayed for a week, leaving behind the box containing the relics of General Dai. As for Battlefield, when Zhou Qiguang recalled the 1960s, some of the plots were vague and correct, so I guess it must be the same person, Mr. Zhou Guochang, otherwise there is no need to have the same surname, right? Speaking of Myanmar, there is something that I don't know if it is a bug. After the Diggers sent the martyrs home, Huo Heng arranged for Jia Ya and others to form a search team. He also mentioned the difficulty in verifying historical data. The estimated time is October 2020. Wei Ran and Second Zhong Zhen were obviously involved in the CBI family search team earlier than this. Jia Ya could not be unaware that Xia Shushi was responsible for checking information in this family search team. Of course, who could advance the timeline of the new book? When writing about the Diggers, it is not considered the plot of the new book (unless the ruffians have planned this plot of the new book a long time ago). I don't know how to connect it reasonably later, I'm looking forward to it. Of course, it would be better if Weiran could explain the origin of the "fossil that looks like a coconut shell"! Hehe... There is a small point. In the copy of Deathstroke, Ammunition Soldier Agni said: (1994) His wife was a store cashier and was shot to death with a shotgun by a bastard who robbed the store two years ago. Agni caught him in Smolensk and discovered that the bastard just wanted to get some bread and a skirt for his daughter. When Shiquan and Big Ivan helped Captain Kirill find a pile of Soviet rubles in the backup well of Big Luki, Vika said this: During that time (just after the disintegration), her father almost entirely relied on robbery to support the family. Her first skirt was snatched from the store by her father with a gun. This linkage is really embarrassing... After ringing the bell, Dalia's brother wanted to send the plane. On the tail of the big red An-74, there was a Soviet-style sickle surrounding purple grapes, and under the logo it read "Grapevine Agricultural Products Company". This is obviously the industry of Ukrainian arms dealer Boroshenk. Later, when "Uncle Chubb" mentioned his friend, Culp rated him as a white bandit, probably because he was scornful of Burrowshank, who made his fortune through arms smuggling after the disintegration. Speaking of aircraft, in addition to the Il-76 that was to be given to the studio, Weihan also saw two 76s at that time, which was roughly the end of August 2019. And Andrei bought it at the "scrap price" in May 2020 when Shi Quan and others went to Kazakhstan to look for Kolchak's gold. Recalling the relationship between Andrei and Boroshenk, he must have bought it from "Uncle Chabu". The latest linkage is probably the newly updated Bai Zitao. In the Digging Party, he is an international student at Smolensk State University. He was doing live broadcasts in the wild and bumped into Shi Quan digging for treasures. It was only March 2018, and Shi Quan was still working alone. Then a month later, Bai Zitao brought his cousin Si Jiuying to Shi Quan for help, and mentioned that the two of them were engaged in the import and export of construction machinery. It's February 20 for Weiran at this time. He probably came back to take over after studying in Smolensk. I didn't expect that this could also be related to Qin II...

News came from the front that the Allied forces were forcibly crossing the Rhine River south of Wesel. Due to frequent news of failures on the east and west fronts, the morale of the soldiers stationed in the Ruhr Industrial Zone was low. The superior ordered Pell to go to the front line for interviews to see if he could get some exciting news, or at least capture some smiles. These were the exact words of his superior. Pell stood by the campfire with mixed feelings in his heart, trying to find some warmth in the muddy and cold trench. Pell thought of the photos taken yesterday morning. The young children had innocent and ignorant smiles on their faces, which should not appear on the battlefield. The slightly older children were forced to smile, with loss and fear reflected on their faces. "This damn war" Pell stroked the camera hanging on his chest. The lens and body reflected the firelight and shone with a layer of brilliant colors "At least the war is almost over." Pell couldn't help but think about North Africa, and a smile appeared on his lips. He thought about the birthday party, and maybe they could meet again soon. The long dark night is about to end, dawn is coming, and the sun will rise soon. There is a low roar from the distant clouds, uneasy sounds from the trenches, officers' scoldings, and anxious messengers running around. Here, an aerial bomb accurately landed around Pell. The impact lifted him up, shrapnel passed through his body, and the smoke-filled soil covered his body. Brown pupils looked to the sky, yes, the war is about to end. Unfortunately, friends, I can't sing that birthday song again as promised. There seemed to be singing coming from the direction of North Africa, and Pell seemed to see his friends laughing beside Gubi Well again. The cold mud seemed to continue to take away his body temperature. The carefully maintained revolver at his waist was attached to the black mud full of gunpowder smoke, reflecting the first ray of the morning sun and shining brightly.

This guy, Weary Tu, is a thief and very hateful! The book "Battlefield" is a record of this guy riding his bald pen like a rafter, jumping repeatedly across the time and space of history, grabbing a handful of scrap metal, picking up a few bottles and cans, and running away. This guy has a very beautiful idea. He wants his body to be like a tree with a crooked neck and his heart to be like a dog's urine moss. He should be able to fish it out for nothing and not stick to any dust. It's a pity that Yaliu's roots are not clean and his earthly fate is not over yet. Every time I write and write, I write myself into the life and death of those little people, unable to extricate themselves from the hatred of family and country. It's like fighting through a calamity again and again, coming in blood and going out in fire, looking for lingering love in a place under blazing gunfire, and wanting to die; at the time of separation between life and death, I had to entrust my wife and sacrifice my son, I was dumbfounded...😃 It also made us and other spectators worried, and we didn't think about food and tea. The most hateful thing is that this guy, under the guise of a photographer, takes photos of scenes that are either tragic, tender, blood-tingling, or salivating, then prints them out, puts them in Ya's book, and hangs them on Ya's bedside, but he just refuses to let me and the other judges have a look! 🔨🔨🔨 Unknowingly, I fell into this guy's trap and boarded his pirate ship. I was deceived by this guy into feeling depressed and happy, snapping at the table and raising a glass. This guy made me shed tears and cheated me out of coins.

The copy of Anti-Japanese War was too slow, so I went to re-read the previous one. Then I became very interested in the connection between the characters and the differences in timelines between the two books, so I tried to sort it out. But I haven't finished reading it, so I just read it wherever I write The year of the beginning of Digger Party is not mentioned, but at least I can tell it clearly for several New Year celebrations, and the "75th Anniversary" was mentioned in the early and middle stages in 2020, which is generally later than the beginning of the photographer's side The first place where the two sides intersect is the Battle of Berlin. Wei Ran met Katya who was already a captain. The copy basically did not involve her as an old man, so the book did not write about her. Follow-up The photo of the "real" red flag being planted for the first time in the Capitol attracted the attention of Lu Ren, deputy director of the Patriotic War Museum. The specific timeline was not clear for a few years, but it should be at this time He hasn't married Valeria yet, nor has he been promoted to curator🤣 In order to find out the origin of the SVT40 with a pair of rings strung on it in the annular apartment, Lu Ren promised Wei Ran to remove the word "honorary" from "honorary consultant". After the matter was completed, Lu Ren brought the letter of appointment, but Dalia asked the defender of the motherland to conduct an exclusive interview in a small area of ​​​​the museum circle a few days ago. Lao Lu did not want to agree, so Dalia immediately brought "her" out, and Lu Ren immediately gave up. In the year, Wei Ran successfully completed the interview. There is no mention of the Patriotic War Museum from now on Inta's abandoned military base, Galkin Doctor tricked Jima into shopping at the observatory for a week and bought a small stone (80% of it is some kind of meteorite) Weiran During the test, when he was dumbfounded on the bank of the Lena River in Yakutsk, the old fishing man on the riverside was also Galkin. He mocked Wei Ran, but it was just one sentence. At this time, Wei Ran had just learned a little bit, and he probably didn't realize that this was Dr. Galkin, whom he had met once. Later, when Weiran sneaked to Nizhnybetyaskh, Galkin went directly to Yakutsk Airport Galkin could give orders to the group of people who took on private work at the power station, which should be the right given by Kalp When Weiran came back, Jima mentioned that Galkin bought the ternary computer and repaired the astronomy when he borrowed money. Telescope, and later used helicopter blades to DIY a generator. Gorman and Anna pretended not to know him and called him a madman 😂 After Inta built the glass house, Gorman, Anna, and Dalia recalled their past student days and also mentioned Galkin The last thing about Galkin is the following. When Leah was kind-hearted and wanted to help the old lady Valentina find her husband, Togalkin searched for the old lady's grandson's information. At this time, he mentioned "summer vacation" and other words. It is estimated that he has not been fired for digging fiber optic cables, and because Karp and Anna were going to Cairo, Egypt, they asked to buy meteorites to prepare for the trap The same tank this time A copy of the firing pin, and when preparing to exhume the body, Dalia took the guards to a sanatorium located on the edge of Belgorod city, next to the North Donets River. Shiquan and several members of the excavation party also stopped at this sanatorium when they dug out the hero train crew and returned to Russia. At that time, Nasha said that it was a property owned by her father Andrei. When talking to Wei Ran, the battalion commander also said that the owner of the nursing home was willing to provide them with free car repair services and some basic protection. In the sanatorium, I met Kirov, the commander of the 90th Special Search Independent Battalion. Dalia was introduced by "she". Based on the content of the Digging Party, I guessed it was Valeria. Kirov didn't know Dalia's identity, and asked Wei Ran if he was also introduced by Lu Ren. As for Qin Shu, that is, the second generation, that is too far back. I haven't seen it yet. The same goes for Jia Ya. When I saw the Battle of Leningrad, Kalina's date of birth was basically clear, September 9, 1941. After returning to reality, her age was mentioned as 78 years old, so this time is 2019. Why? Speaking of which, maybe I just missed the Shiquan retrieval convoy on the timeline. When I went to the Osinowitz Cemetery, I didn't see the monument that Katya's grandma prepared for me. Anastasia said that she was the cemetery caretaker before retiring, and she didn't mention anything related to Katya. The two events are actually only a few months apart in time, and the latter book didn't mention it at all... When will Wei Ran also meet Grandma Katya?

This book is much better than the one I was digging for. The previous book had better results than this one. However, there were too many flaws and small flaws and I almost gave up after reading it. But this book may be because the author gave up the utilitarianism to write it. Although the update is slow, it is obviously much better. The core and details are in place. At present, it is indeed a good good book. Brothers who have not read it can really check it out.

This is a good book. . . But just looking at it makes me cry! Too special. . . I can't find a suitable time to watch it. . . Fishing at work. . . Looking at it, my colleagues thought something happened at home. . . Let's watch it on the subway. . . Watch and watch. . . The uncle next to me said: Little brother. . . No matter what happens, it will pass. . . Watch it at home. . . My family thought I was unemployed. . . I really don't dare to look at it!