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When the world-renowned war broke out on the Korean Peninsula nearly 70 years ago, no one would have imagined that this little-known intra-ethnic war "would eventually evolve into a bipolar camp war." "But what is even more unexpected is that one side of the battlefield has dispatched the world's most powerful army, while the other side's army is ragged, inferiorly armed, and has no air force or navy support, and some are just tenacious willpower to persevere and fight bravely."
Why repulse the U.S. military?
But this willpower, which was not afraid of hardship, was finally equal to that of the Americans on the battlefield, who had the strength of the navy, army, and air force, which surprised the entire Western world, including the Americans, because no one at that time thought that there would be any other force that dared to confront the United States on the Korean Peninsula.
The unit, known as the "Volunteer Army," also had some problems at the beginning of the war. For example, whether or not the Americans can win the war after entering the DPRK has been concerned by many people before the first war between China and the United States. So, what was the belief in the volunteer army at that time that could support the officers and soldiers to kill the enemy bravely and eventually repulse the Americans?
The outbreak of the Korean War on June 25, 1950, for the new China, which was only one year old at that time, undoubtedly once again involved our country in the whirlpool of war, and the northeast region once again entered an eventful autumn. This has to be reminiscent of the former Japan, when Japan used Korea as a springboard to extend its power into the northeast and then became uncontrollable.
Today, the security situation on the northeast frontier is also closely related to the victory of the Korean War, and after the successful landing of the "United Nations Army" at Inchon on September 15, 1950, the situation on the peninsula was turned around in an instant. The KPA went from a sustained offensive in the early days of the war to a gradual retreat, when the "United Nations Army" crossed the "38th Line" on October 1, occupied Pyongyang on October 19 and continued to sweep everything north. "The KPA, which once compressed the UN forces near Busan, has lost the minimum capacity to resist."
The situation cannot be postponed
When the situation became more and more critical, the time left for us was really running out, so our army's "whether to participate in the war" and "whether to win the war after entering the war with the United Nations army led by the United States" have become endless topics of discussion in the military.
Among them, the most vocal was that most officers and men were indignant about the American invasion of the Yalu River and demanded to go to the front line to fight with the Americans, most of whom were veterans who had grown up during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and had a high consciousness. There are also some people who call and fight, but just obey orders and obey commands. A small number of people, on the other hand, thought they would set themselves on fire and did not want to fight.
Although some viewpoints are relatively negative, we must also admit that this was also the true thinking of some officers and men at that time, so whether or not they should fight before entering the DPRK and whether they should fight or not has become a question that must be clearly explained to the vast number of officers and men who are about to enter the DPRK to fight. So let's talk about what the issues they were most concerned about in the hearts of ordinary officers and soldiers at that time, and even in the hearts of ordinary people at that time?
In fact, the issues they are concerned about are also the most concerned issues of ordinary people in our country for thousands of years!
Chinese the biggest concern
That is to say, now that the country has been liberated, "the people have also obtained the land that has not been changed for several golden mountains and silver mountains," and whether or not the "home" that has been thinking about the past can usher in a day of true peace is the most concerned thing for the vast number of officers and men.
Nowadays, the guns on the other side of the Yalu River in the northeast are rumbling and the smoke is everywhere, will the war there burn to this side of the river? Will the iron hooves of the Americans stop at the yalu River? Will the peaceful environment that has been painstakingly achieved trigger unrest again? Will that dreaming home be destroyed again?
Every question became an answer that the soldiers could not find in their hearts! And that distant "home" has once again become an insurmountable concern in the hearts of the people.
Yes, as far as ordinary people are concerned, no matter what kind of profession or status they are, the concept of "home" will always be the foundation of the hearts of the vast number of officers and men, and this kind of deep-rooted in their hearts will not tolerate the humiliation of outsiders again. Especially for those officers and soldiers who joined the army in the northeast, their homeland during the War of Resistance against Japanese aggression has been trampled by the Japanese, and more than 10 years of humiliation are a period of unforgettable years for the fathers and elders of the northeast.
There is nothing more painful for the peasants who have turned over than living under the iron hooves of foreign invaders, and the years of broken homes and the separation of wives and children have caused many soldiers deep wounds that can never be healed.
No one is allowed to break it again
Now, however, the outsiders have once again knocked on the pass, and the skies over the Yalu River are once again "cloudy," and these officers and men whose "wounds have just healed" will not agree if they are allowed to endure the pain they once suffered again. This has become an intolerable thing in the hearts of many northeastern officers and soldiers, as well as soldiers serving in the Japanese occupation areas in the interior, who will fight to the end if they disturb the peaceful life they have just gained.
Therefore, when saying that the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea was a war to defend the country, "these soldiers who went abroad to participate in the war fought heroically on the battlefield with the belief that they would die, because they knew that behind them was the land of the motherland, where there were their homes, their relatives, and their thoughts."
Even if the enemy they have to face is so powerful, the opponent's sea, land, and air equipment is so sophisticated, and the logistical supplies are so inexhaustible and inexhaustible.
But if the enemy's guns dare to aim again at their homeland, their homes will once again be razed to the ground. "This kind of real event, which has repeatedly become a fact for more than a hundred years, has also become the best teaching material in the hearts of officers and soldiers at that time." So much so that defending one's "home" has become a certain spiritual force for defending the motherland, and this concept is too powerful to be destroyed, and has become the key to repelling the Americans. If this belief in defending the country is not strong enough, presumably our consequences will be more severe and less auspicious, which has been verified in the past foreign troubles for more than a hundred years, and this time we have not let history repeat itself.
And the final result also makes us happy, even if the volunteer army entered the DPRK with such poor equipment, food is so shabby, logistics are so scarce, and their sacrifice is so heart-wrenching. But the "home" in one's heart can never allow anyone to dare to invade again, nor can one's own country allow anyone or any army's guns to dare to aim again; if anyone dares to oppose the armed Chinese people, then our soldiers will certainly fight them to the end...