War Battlefield: Battlefield Records of the Lone Hero Xia Bin

Introduction to the book "The Battlefield of War: Battlefield Records of the Lone Hero Xia Bin" This is a heroic growth epic written in flesh and blood. It uses straightforward and tough vernacular to depict the legend of an ordinary peasant boy who was tempered into steel in the smoke of the beacon fire. Nineteen-year-old Xia Bin stepped into the military camp carrying cloth shoes from his mother and a draft notice. When he first joined the recruit company, he was a "recruit egg" who couldn't even fold his quilt squarely, and was so nervous when shooting live ammunition that he missed the target. Under the strict teachings and words and deeds of squad leader Li Jianguo, he gripped the engineer shovel with the word "" engraved on it, gnawed away the hard bones of tactical training, and burned into his heart the instructions of "the barrel of the gun must be hard and the waist must be straight." From the ambush battle at the Yellow River Ferry, to the battle in Qinyang City, from the Xiaowangzhuang breakout with a narrow escape, to the sniper duel at Linyi Artillery Tower, to commanding the "Sharp Sword" task force to win the decisive battle in the city, every step of Xia Bin's growth was accompanied by smoke and sacrifice. He once rushed to the enemy's machine gun position alone and accurately blasted three grenades to turn the tide of the battle. He also crawled in a minefield for seven minutes and escaped death, relying on his tactical wisdom to see through the Japanese sniper's bait trap. He also transformed from a lone hero fighting alone to a commander who coordinated multiple groups of blasting, assault, and sniper operations. Every scar is a medal, every charge is a country.