Warm Wine by Fire

A veteran of the Northern Expedition lived in seclusion in the mountains, warming up two glasses of wine every night but drinking alone until dawn. On New Year's Eve, a blizzard closed the mountains. A young man knocked on the door to avoid the snow. The veteran was shocked to realize that he looked exactly like his best friend who had been killed in action. When he was drunk, the young man suddenly knelt down and said, "Father, I'm here to drink this forty-year-overdue wine for my uncle." Amidst the crackle of the fire, the veteran trembled and stroked the bullet mark between the young man's eyebrows—the location of the gunshot wound he blocked for his best friend during the Huaihai Battle. The wind and snow outside the window are getting wilder, and two similar faces are reflected in the glass of wine: "If you don't drink when the wine is warm, it turns out that you are an old friend from reincarnation."