Little People: Ember Earth Song

Introduction to the work "Little People-Jintu Xingge" The scorching sun in Iraq in 2014 baked the yellow sand of the Tigris River into scalding destiny. Former technician Zeng Qiangqiang crawled out of the corpse pit, his fingertips that used to debug and monitor tightly clenched the blood-stained rifle. A sudden disaster suddenly broke the trajectory of his ordinary life. From then on, he used his natural agility and tenacity to fight in a war-torn foreign country. From the sand-soaked battlefields of Iraq, to ​​the European streets shrouded in cold fog, to the scorching sun-scorched African deserts, in twelve years, he led a group of brave men who were exiled by fate across seven continents. They reject mindless killings and adhere to the bottom line of not harming innocent people. In the gaps of real history, they use their flesh and blood to move the chess game of huge forces. There is the hard-core edge of tactical showdowns and the scorching warmth of battlefield camaraderie; there is the tragedy of a small person fighting against the giant behind the scenes, and there is also the delicate emotion that grows on the edge of life and death. Suppression and explosion alternate, hope and crisis are entangled, every charge is related to faith, and every persistence points to human nature. Under the influence of the torrent of history, this group of "little people" use love and justice as their armor, and dare to fight and fight as their sharp blades. They watch the light in the darkness and write legends in desperate situations, ultimately proving that ordinary souls can also burst out with power that shakes the world.