Kunlun Is Silent

Lu Qifeng was once the new sniper star of the "Falcon" special reconnaissance company, the winner of the army's sniper competition, and never missed when he pulled the trigger. During an anti-terrorism mission three months ago, in order to protect a kidnapped child, he gave up a fatal blow and allowed the leader to escape. He was accused of "cowardice" and was trapped in endless guilt. With guilt and thoughts of self-exile, he voluntarily applied for transfer to the most remote border post at Kunlun Pass. There are no flowers and applause here, only the never-ending wind and snow, the desolate Gobi, and patrols day after day. He originally wanted to escape the shadow of the past here, but he discovered that there were turbulent undercurrents under the peaceful border: illegal foreign armed forces coveted rare earth resources, colluded with mercenaries to use the cover of wind and snow to cross the border to provoke, burned, killed, looted, tortured border residents, and even attempted to blow up boundary monuments and trample on national sovereignty. From the warmth of the outpost to the tempering of life and death on the border, from tracking in the snow to ambush in the jungle, Lu Qifeng lost his edge and worked side by side with his comrades in the "Falcon" team to build the Great Wall of Border with his flesh and blood. They faced extreme cold, ferocious enemies and rare earth conspiracies, and even faced Lu Qifeng's self-questioning and game about the choices he made back then. Every gunshot is a call to duty, and every charge is an upholding of faith. Tempered by blood and fire, Lu Qifeng uncovered the truth about the mission that year and understood the true meaning of a soldier: if the boundary monument does not fall, the country will not be lost; if the soldier does not retreat, peace will last forever. Kunlun remained silent, with the wind and snow as proof. The perseverance of him and his comrades had long been engraved in the bones and blood of this land and became a monument of faith on the border.