Loess Casts Bones, Military Uniform Reflects the Heart

Introduction to the work "Loess Forges Bones, Military Uniform Reflects Heart - My Half-Life Journey" is an autobiographical documentary work by the author Wen Jianpeng (real name: Wen Zaoyang). The pen and ink are rooted in the thick loess soil of Wenjia Temple in Longyuan, tracing back to the migration roots of Hongdong, detailing the family tradition of diligence, thrift, kindness, and strict kindness passed down by the ancestors, and carving into the original intention the tenacity and unyielding character of the children of the loess. When he was a boy, he walked out of the mountains with the hope of his hometown. As a young man, he went to Jixi to join the army. During his 23 years of military career, he took root in the snow-storm border and experienced difficult tasks such as flood fighting and emergency response. He guarded the peace of a place with sincerity and tempered the loyalty of soldiers. In middle age, he took off his military uniform and changed his career to work deeply in local enterprises. He integrated strict military style into property management, worked hard to resolve neighborhood disputes, protect the stability of thousands of families, and won the trust of the people through hard work. Half a life passed, and the two places were deeply in love. He never forgets his hometown, looks back at his hometown, witnesses the revitalization of his hometown's apple industry, and remembers the simple friendship between his neighbors; he cultivates people deeply, inherits the original intention of the family tradition, and enables his children to continue their responsibilities for the country. The book is written with true feelings, integrating the feelings of the hometown, the glory of the military, the persistence in the workplace and the warmth of family. It tells the story of the persistence of half a life of hard work, and interprets the innocent faith of casting a soul in the loess, remembering the heart in military uniform, never changing your original intention, and being responsible throughout your life.