[Remember the history, remember the martyrs, and move forward bravely to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the third prize for the essay]
In 1936, among the white mountains and black waters, there was a group of madmen who were isolated from the world and never gave up.
After the resources were depleted, the land fell silent and a ranger lost in the woods cursed.
He came across an extremely thick red pine. The crooked writing on the trunk was still visible, and singing could be heard in the distance. He rushed in and explored the past of this land.
The Anti-Japanese War has passed from now on, and our descendants will never stop fighting!
