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Zhang Hong always felt some inexplicable tension when he saw the girl across from him.
"I think it should be. If you think about it after so many years, those things in your dreams suddenly appeared, which should give you some new inspiration! Even if we don't find some clues this time, we can still do something. What, you do your company well, and I do my business well, there are always some things in life that cannot be answered one by one!" Zhang Hong said.
Although Zhang Hong is not a pessimist, Zhang Hong is a realist. Although he often has some illusions, he is always very realistic. Maybe this is the inheritance from his parents.
Zhang Hong's father is a doctor who has been practicing medicine in his hometown for a long time, but Zhang Hong's father's earliest hobby was not medicine. Zhang Hong's father's earliest hobby was music.
Zhang Hong's father's favorite is the piano. He used to practice piano very hard. He also likes to compose music. He often composes some pieces by himself and plays them proudly.
Zhang Hong's father went to a teacher's college and studied music.
He had dreamed countless times that his musical talent would be brought into full play, that he would become famous as a performer and composer, but the times broke his dream.
Because Zhang Hong's grandfather used to be an officer in the Kuomintang army. It was the era of the Anti-Japanese War. Zhang Hong's grandfather joined the student army and was trained as an officer. Zhang Hong remembers that when his grandfather was alive, he always Telling him the stories of the Anti-Japanese War back then, Zhang Hong always heard his grandfather talk about those tragic wars, and when he said that most of his comrades in arms had died on the battlefield, his grandfather's tears flowed out.
Grandpa once talked about the Changde defense battle, which was a battle that grandpa will never forget. It was also Grandpa's last battle.
Grandpa's hometown is not from Changde, but from Sichuan. The battle in Changde he participated in was a relatively important battle for the Japanese army on the mainland.
I remember my grandfather said that before that battle, every time Japan attacked Changsha, they were defeated by General Xue Yue. More than tens of thousands of people were killed and injured each time.
"At that time, we were the ones who buried the corpses of the Japanese soldiers. They were all piled up like a mountain. We buried them in piles!"
Grandpa remembered the tragedy of the war, and also the glory of the War of Resistance. He felt that the price of those victories was also the pile of bones of his comrades.
Grandpa felt that when he first entered Changde City, everyone lined up to welcome the national army, and those female students kept presenting flowers. Among them, a beautiful girl gave Grandpa a talisman. I don't know if it was Grandpa's handsomeness that moved her at the time, or the kind of toughness and tenacity that attracted her.
Among the welcoming crowd, the girl not only handed him food, but also gave him a talisman. Later, when grandpa was alone, he took out the talisman, and he could smell the fragrance. It was something the girl carried with her.
There was a wave of waves in Grandpa's heart. It's just that when he was in the crowd, Grandpa still looked mighty. He smiled at the girl, and the girl blushed. Then, she stood in the crowd and watched his team pass by.
Later, the tragic war left grandpa with no time to think about this matter, but when he was seriously injured, the shadow of this girl always appeared in his heart, and her smile made him survive the most difficult moment. Bring him back to life.
The defense of Changde at that time was extremely fierce. The tens of thousands of national army defenders were almost wiped out, but even at the last moment, the main position was not lost, because this army was a heroic army.
Although in the end, the commander mistakenly believed that the entire army had been killed and all the positions had been lost, and wanted to leave a way for the soldiers who were still alive, because their death had nothing to do with the battle situation at that time. The Japanese were also unable to fight anymore, and their casualties were extremely heavy. Under the promise of the people sent by the Japanese to treat the living soldiers and the lives of the people well, the general issued an order to abandon their weapons.
Although grandpa understands the general, he will not choose to lay down his arms, because grandpa is from Sichuan, and the iron-blooded tradition of Sichuan people is that they would rather die than surrender, which has been proven in ancient times. Moreover, millions of Sichuan troops came out of Sichuan to resist the war, and hundreds of thousands of people died in battles in foreign lands. They did not come out of Sichuan for their own personal interests, and they would not live by idling.
Grandpa chose to break through. He took his brothers from a company, but there were actually only a dozen of them, and they chose the direction of Changsha to break through.
In the battle along the way, grandpa was unfortunately shot. At the moment when his life was hanging by a thread, his grandfather's brothers did not abandon him. In order to bring his grandfather to Changsha, the brothers paid the price of their lives. In the end, only the two most loyal brothers survived, and they took turns carrying their grandfather on their backs and came to the national army stronghold outside Changsha.
Grandpa is inThe ambulance station has always been in a coma, but when he was in a coma, he always heard someone singing beside him, singing songs about beating devils, "The Big Sword Slashes the Devil's Head", "On the Songhua River", "March of the Volunteers", etc. , Let grandpa have the courage to live.
Later, grandpa woke up, and when he woke up, he saw the girl at first sight, and he recognized her. Maybe his memory is vague, but he did not know how many times he recalled the scene of the first meeting in his dream.
When Changde City was almost blown up floor by floor by the Japanese, Grandpa Zhang Hong still thought about that girl. At that time, he thought that the girl was dead, but he was even more heroic when he thought that the girl was not alive. At that time, what he thought was revenge.
He used to leap out of the bunker and blow up those rampant Japanese tanks. He carried several bomb bags on his body and rolled them to the side of the Japanese tanks. He always threw them at the tanks at the last moment when the bomb bags exploded Tracks, and then roll and get down on the spot.
The tank was blown up, and Grandpa Zhang Hong was also buried by soil and scrap steel. It was dangerous, but Grandpa, who was very skilled, returned to the trench alive.
Grandpa is from Sichuan, and his hometown is Guang'an, Sichuan. He participated in the Anti Japanese War of the Student Army. So later, when Zhang Hong came to Chengdu, he specially went to a Sichuan Army Anti-Japanese War Monument on the streets of Chengdu to present a bouquet of flowers. He was for his grandfather, and for his grandfather's dead and living comrades-in-arms.
When Grandpa woke up from the coma, he saw that girl, that beautiful Hunan girl.
The girl later told him that she and her family evacuated before the enemy army surrounded the city like a barrel, and then went to Changsha, but she wanted to get news of him, so she joined the ambulance station. Because just at that glance in the crowd, she felt a deep and inextricable longing to see him again. (Remember the site URL: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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