Wang Anshi wrote in "Berthing Guazhou": "The spring breeze and the south bank of the Green River, when will the bright moon shine on me." However, in just a few dozen words, the poet's longing for his hometown is vividly expressed. Throughout the ages, how many heroes and good men have buried their bones for the morality in their hearts. Xiang Yu, the king of Western Chu, could have returned to Jiangdong and waited for the opportunity to make a comeback, but he felt that he had no face to face Jiangdong's father and elder, so he killed himself in Wujiang, and he could not return to his hometown until his death.
With the continuous development of society, the progress of transportation and the increasing exchanges between countries, going abroad is no longer as complicated as before. But in the past, because of the underdevelopment of all aspects, many people had difficulty returning to their hometown once they went abroad. Soldier Hoang Khan Dzong, who was abducted by 2 Vietnamese female soldiers for 13 years, returned to China but bluntly said that he hoped to bring them back.
In 1979, there was a war between the mainland and Vietnam. Although the war was not very cruel to most people, for those soldiers who participated in the war, the war also brought about a drastic change in their lives, such as the soldier Huang Ganzong, who spent more than a decade in Vietnam because of this war.
Huang Ganzong was mainly responsible for the logistics of transporting supplies and wounded in the army, and his work risk was not so great compared with the soldiers on the front line. But one night their camp was suddenly attacked by the enemy. Since most of his team were recruits, they did not have sufficient combat experience, so after being attacked, they were confused.
Because he was attacked at night, Huang Ganzong could not distinguish the direction at all when he fled, and he wandered around like a headless fly. I don't know how long he had been walking, but he suddenly felt that someone had sneaked up on him from behind, and then he was unconscious. When he woke up, he found that he had been tied up. And his kidnappers were none other than two vietnamese female soldiers.
In order to find out why the two men had captured him, he had a brief exchange with the two men. Fortunately, both of them can speak some simple Chinese, so it is not very difficult to communicate. It turned out that the two women were from a village on the border between China and Vietnam, and they originally lived a peaceful life in the village. But because of the war, they were forcibly conscripted. But they did not want to go to the front, so they had to hide in the mountains and forests.
Since the identity of these two people is relatively special, then they should not want to be discovered by others, but why should they arrest Huang Ganzong and tie them up? It turned out that it was because huang ganzong was handsome and another person had fallen alone in the forest, so the two wanted to capture him back and live with him. In desperation, Huang Ganzong had to follow the two to the place where they lived in seclusion. Although the conditions there are also more difficult, they are much better than on the battlefield.
At the beginning, Huang Ganzong did not think of running away, but because he was not familiar with the place of life and the place where he was located was deep in the mountains and old forests, he could not find the direction to return to China at all. In addition, there are many very poisonous animals and plants in the forest, and if he accidentally touches it, he is likely to be poisoned, so he temporarily put down his mind to escape. He thought about coming to Japan for a long time, and there would always be a chance to escape in the future, but he ignored that time is a fast-moving thing. In the blink of an eye, thirteen years have passed.
During these 13 years, Huang Ganzong has been living a relatively primitive life, relying on hunting to make a living. During a hunting trip, he stumbled upon several empty wine bottles with Chinese characters written on them. Obviously, these empty wine bottles came from the motherland. Since he had been in the army, he knew that the army march was not only not allowed to carry alcohol, but also would not throw bottles in the forest at random.
And if he could see these empty bottles in the forest, there was only one explanation: the war was over, and the two countries began to re-engage. Such seemingly inconspicuous empty wine bottles once again stimulated Huang Ganzong's psychology of wanting to go home. In this way, Huang Ganzong, who had lived in the forest of a foreign country for 13 years, finally returned to his country.
After returning to China, he opened a small shop on the border between China and Vietnam, and lived an ordinary and ordinary life on this small shop. And when asked about the Vietnamese female soldiers who saved him, he also said that he wanted to take them over, after all, they had been with each other for thirteen years.
Chinese pays great attention to the roots of fallen leaves, and it is precisely because of this that many elderly people are reluctant to leave their homeland. Although we don't know what Huang Ganzong experienced in those 13 years in a foreign country, it was already a very fortunate thing for him to be able to return to his country again.