Corporal Wotiel: the Brown Bear Who Was Awarded Military Rank

——This is not the story of a bear, it is the story of a group of people who choose to believe in warmth in their darkest moments. Core theme "On a battlefield filled with hatred and destruction, trust, warmth and loyalty can still grow tenaciously." The legend of a bear, the redemption of a group of people, a story about how the cross-species comradeship was tempered into gold in the flames of war. [One sentence summary] In 1942, a Syrian brown bear cub that lost its mother was adopted by Polish soldiers. It grew from a "hairball in the basin" to a legendary World War II transport soldier with the rank of corporal and an artillery shell logo in its arms - it is the only combat bear in the world that participated in the world war and survived. Main role Wojtek: Syrian brown bear, corporal of the 22nd Artillery Company, clean, fastidious, loyal, able to distinguish friend from foe, a born warrior, from an orphan dependent on humans to a star in the military camp to a hero on the battlefield to a zoo legend. Irena: Polish female military doctor, the first person to embrace Wo Tie. She is gentle and tough. The image of a battlefield mother witnessed Wo Tie's growth and represented the remaining glory of humanity in the war. "Old Smoker" Casimir: A veteran of the 22nd Artillery Company, Wo Tie's main caregiver. Underneath his rough appearance, he has a delicate heart. He taught Wo Tie how to smoke and drink, turning him from a doubter to the staunchest defender. Michael the brown bear: The "palace bear warrior" gifted to the British army by the Shah of Iran. He has been domesticated but his wildness has not been lost. The mirror image of the fertile iron proves the boundary between "wild" and "civilized".