Those People Didn't Come Back

This is a book about war. It writes about how bullets penetrate the human body, about how far the blast of air can lift people away, and about what can and cannot be melted through by a high temperature of 3,000 degrees. It describes a knock on the door on a rainy night, two young people's handprints appearing on the worn hammer handle, and a group of people sitting at the door of the warehouse eating box lunches, with the setting sun dyeing the sky orange. War can turn a person into a ruin, but no one knows whether something new can grow from the ruins. If you finish reading, what you will remember is not the sound of gunshots, but the phrase "Don't die in front of anyone"—— Then this book is written correctly.