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Mary Colvin
Many times there is some kind of mysterious six-dimensional relationship between you and any stranger, and after watching "The Rain of Holmes", it seems natural and natural to meet Mary Colvin.
Colvin worked for the Sunday Times and was a veteran war correspondent for the newspaper. On February 22, 2012, he was killed by a rocket attack in Homs, Syria, and the situation in Syria at that time can refer to the game behind the great powers in the movie "Rain of Homs", religion... The cut is still messy... Therefore, it is said that "prosperity, the people suffer, the people suffer, the people suffer" In the period of national crisis, we still need great leaders to turn the tide and dare to teach the sun and the moon to change into a new heaven.
War correspondents can be said to be one of the most dangerous professions in the world, their working environment is almost equivalent to that of soldiers on the battlefield, but soldiers have guns in their hands, and all they have in their hands is only pens and cameras, although the treaty to protect war correspondents has long existed, but in the face of cruel war, the treaty has always seemed so pale and weak.
In East Timor in 1999, Marie rescued 1,500 women and children from an Indonesian-backed armed siege for which she won the International Women's Media Gold Conference Award.
In Sri Lanka in 2001, without the knowledge of the local government, Colvin managed to sneak into the area controlled by the rebel Tamil TIGER, interviewed many senior members of the LTTE, but on her way back she encountered government forces, Colvin stood up to identify herself, responded to her with a grenade and several bullets, after all, after a hesitation in the brutal war, it was herself, fortunately Colvin survived, unfortunately she lost her left eye permanently. Since then, Mary Colvin has worn a pirate-style black eye mask, which has also become her unique identity. Shortly after returning to China to recuperate, Colvin continued to run around the battlefields, continuing to report on the suffering caused by the war, but exposing the truth in a sense is to unravel the fig leaf of some people, so Colvin believes that the interview allowed by the government is worthless, only the deeper into the tiger's den, the closer to the truth, in the Iraq War, she used the health card to deceive the soldiers at the checkpoint that they were their nurses, and after passing through the customs, she found Saddam Hussein's mass grave to massacre civilians, like the world exposed Saddam's brutality. Reports revealing the truth brought Colvin countless accolades, but also caused her to suffer from severe post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD).
At the age of 56, suffering from PTSD, she returned to the battlefield again, to Lia's Holmes, where no one knew it would be the end of Colvin's life.
Marie Colvin is truly a legendary and great woman, a soul with a mission!
She is present in Kosovo, Chechnya, East Timor, the Middle East, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, and on the front lines of almost modern warfare.
Thinking that "when others pull my body out of the trenches, I hope to make a good impression on them" She wears la perla's underwear even on the battlefield, and refuses to lose this elegance on the battlefield.
Growing up in the era of peace, we cannot imagine the cruelty of real war, the real war is not the side of justice to defeat the evil side, no one in reality is the protagonist, no one walks in the rain of bullets and bullets to ensure that they are unharmed, no one's death is irrelevant, everyone's life will touch the hearts of his family and friends, there is no so-called good or evil side, any side of the war is complex, can not be distinguished by simple good and bad good and evil.
If you can't stop the war, then you tell the world the truth about the war, which is the eternal motto of the war correspondent.
War is not so terrible for governements. They are not wounded or killed like ordinary people. It doesn't matter what type of plane just bombed a village. What is important is the human cost of the act. People connect with people, so you find their stories, tell their stories, forget about the other stuff.
War is never too terrible for governments. Because they will not be injured and killed like civilians. It doesn't matter what type of aircraft bomb villages, it's the consequences of war. People make connections, so you look for their stories, spread their stories, forget about other things.