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After Hu Xianda's end in World War II, Northeast Asia fell into a war for hegemony. The U.S.-led United Nations forces did not hesitate to tear up the secret agreement on the Korean Peninsula in the Yalta Agreement, provoking a bitter battle that spread the flames to the Yalu River. In order to defend their homeland, the Chinese volunteers bravely marched forward and decided to send troops to Korea. This is a duel of great strength, a brutal war. However, in this war, the volunteer soldiers were not afraid, they were not afraid of the strength of the enemy, and they entered the battle without hesitation, and many heroes emerged, including Huang Jiguang, Qiu Shaoyun, Yang Gensi and many other household names.
However, among the fighting heroes of the volunteers, there are also some unsung heroes, whose deeds are little known, but they deserve to be remembered and remembered forever. Among them, there is the story of a young hero, which is so touching and shocking. His name was Lee Dae-sang, and he was only 17 years old at the time, a recruit who had just entered the battlefield. In a harsh environment, he was alone, miraculously holding out the battle for more than 5 hours, killing 150 American troops, and finally returned alive. What incredible details and touching emotional stories are hidden behind this story?
On September 29, 1951, the US launched an autumn offensive against the volunteers, and the 5th Company of the 2nd Battalion of the 416th Regiment of the 139th Division of the 47th Army of the Chinese Volunteers, which was Li Daixiang, was ordered to hold Yanhyeon Mountain and face the attack of the US ace 1st Division. As night fell, the soldiers, under the baptism of artillery fire, desperately dug trenches and bunkers, forgetting their exhaustion. However, the American artillery fire was overwhelming, blowing up the positions of the volunteers to the ground. After three enemy attacks, Li Daixiang's squad leader Wu Lianyi assigned him to report the battle situation to the platoon commander's command post and request additional ammunition.
This task is extremely dangerous, because Li Daixiang needs to cross a no-man's land of more than 60 meters, with no trenches or bunkers in between, and once discovered by the enemy, the chance of survival is almost zero. However, Lee Dai-sang accepted the task without hesitation, and after jumping out of the trench, he rushed forward, not pausing even in the sound of enemy gunfire. His task was to report the battle situation to the platoon commander and request ammunition, however, in the course of the mission, he fainted to the ground and was dragged back to the trench by the platoon commander.
Lee's tenacity and bravery did not stop there. In later battles, he joined a commando and was sent to rescue his besieged comrades. Faced with a larger enemy, their mission was almost impossible. However, under the cover of night, they bravely went to the position of their comrades, using white towels to identify their compatriots and avoid accidental injuries. But the enemy seemed to have sensed something unusual and suddenly opened fire, and grenades were thrown. In the chaos, Lee Dae-sang was blown up, but when he woke up, he was already alone, and his comrades were fighting the enemy.
With his intelligence and bravery, Lee Dai-sang held his position alone under the cover of his comrades, and through flexible tactics and the help of his comrades, he successfully eliminated 150 American soldiers. The fierce battle lasted three days and four nights, and in the end only 18 soldiers survived, and Lee Dae-sang was awarded first class merit for his heroic deeds. This certificate of meritorious service says that Li Daixiang performed well during the bloody battle in Yan Danang, not only rescuing his besieged comrades, but also holding his position alone, annihilating more than 150 enemies.
Mr. Peng once expressed admiration for Li Daixiang's bravery, calling him an authentic young hero. Lee Dai-sang's post-war career was also full of honors, he rose to the rank of colonel, and successively served as squad leader, cadet, instructor, assistant, squadron leader, captain, section chief, and assistant division assistant. This 17-year-old young hero used his courage and perseverance to write a touching heroic epic.
The story of Li Daixiang tells us that heroes in war have no name or age. Whether it is Huang Jiguang, Qiu Shaoyun, or unsung heroes like Li Daixiang, they all fought heroically and without flinching for the sake of defending the motherland, for the happiness of the nation, and for the sake of brothers and comrades-in-arms. In them, we see the tenacity of the will to fight, the above all else of national honor, and a heart beating for the people, for the country, for justice.
No matter how time passes, the deeds of these heroes will always inspire us and remind us that justice and courage are the power to overcome all difficulties. Their dedication and sacrifice are engraved in the pages of history and in the depths of our hearts. It is because of these heroes that our country can be strong and our people happy. May we always remember and remember these unsung heroes, praise them and pay tribute to them.
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