Fighting in That Era

When the modern soul fell into the flames of war in 1942, Wang Weiguo, with his talent of "Kong Ming", transformed from a survivor in the cellar into a young sharp blade on the anti-Japanese battlefield. He heard the footsteps of the Japanese army in the tunnels of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei, and saw through the disguise of the spies in the courtyard houses of Peking. From a battlefield hero to an industrial pioneer, he used bullets to protect his country and his country, and used blueprints to break the blockade. Watching his children take over the baton - guarding the border, researching medicine, and doing scientific research, he finally understood: the so-called fighting is just to prevent future generations from having to fight. Looking back eighty years ago, the roar of the beacon fire is still in my ears, and the lights of thousands of families he guarded have long been as bright as day. This is the epic story of a time traveler and the epitome of a nation rising from the blood and fire. Turn the pages of the book and see how a person spends his life answering the question "What is home and country?"