Title: One Hand, One Iron Heart, Ding Xiaobing: The True Hero of the Chinese Soldiers
In the military journey, there is a hero who, with one arm, shouldered the responsibility and defended the dignity of the country. This one-armed general, Ding Xiaobing, is a legend among Chinese soldiers, and his story makes people's blood boil and makes people think deeply about the true meaning of life.
In 1984, clashes broke out again in China's border areas, and the Vietnamese provoked again. In this battle of Laoshan, Ding Xiaobing, who was only 19 years old, became an excellent prisoner in the army. He took the lead and captured his captives, but was chased by the enemy. At the critical moment, he shouted "There is a grenade, lie down" and used his body to cover his comrades. The moment the grenade exploded, Ding Xiaobing lost his right arm, but his will was even tougher.
Standing on the battlefield, he realized that the captives had to be returned to the headquarters, so, without hesitation, he cut off the last skin attached to his body with a dagger, and with the prisoner in one hand and his right arm pinned to his waist with the other, he rushed to the headquarters. More than 4 hours of running, drenched in blood, but when he saw the headquarters, he smiled and said, "It's here." "This is a moment of life and death, and it is also the birth of a hero.
Ding Xiaobing's right arm was blown off, but his life was reborn in a tenacious will. It was a miracle that he opened his eyes at the call of his comrades. However, when he Xi the habit of waving his right hand vigorously, he realized that his right arm was no longer there.
A 19-year-old boy with grievances flashing in his eyes, but he did not sink. After recovering, he decided to continue his military career and become an officer and soldier of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. His motto is: "Chinese soldiers will only die on the battlefield, and as long as they can't die, they will always be soldiers." ”
With one arm, Ding Xiaobing became a model for Chinese soldiers. In grassroots Xi, he faced many difficulties, but he was not defeated. Loaded with a single right arm, he showed amazing ability in shooting training, 5 rounds and 47 rings, impressing everyone.
His persistence and efforts at the grassroots level have broken all prejudices against him. Even though his shoulders, knees, thighs, and ankles were scarred, he proved the strength and will of a soldier with his practical actions.
In 2002, when Shou County in Anhui Province was hit by floods, Ding Xiaobing did not hesitate to carry a heavy sandbag, his shoulders festering, but he did not flinch. In 2010, in the face of the forest fire in the garrison, he rushed into the sea of fire, fearless of flames and pain.
This "one-armed hero" has always been quietly dedicated, and his story has inspired generations of soldiers. He is not only the person of the year who moved China, but also the winner of the 101st gold medal of "Outstanding Sons and Daughters of the National Borderlands".
Ding Xiaobing, an extraordinary soldier, composed a moving military hymn with tenacity and courage throughout his life. His deeds are touching, his will is admirable, and his dedication is remembered.
He is a real hero of the Chinese military, and he defends the dignity of the country with one hand and one iron heart. In him, we see the perseverance and fearlessness of the Chinese soldiers, and see the iron will bloom on the battlefield. Ding Xiaobing will always be the pride of Chinese soldiers!
Title: Courage with One Arm, Ding Xiaobing: The Heroic Legend of Chinese Soldiers
On the battlefield, there is a hero who writes eternal glory with one arm, and he is Ding Xiaobing. The story of this one-armed general is not only a legacy of courage, but also an ode to life, and his perseverance and selfless dedication are admirable.
Back in 1984, the Chinese border was once again ablaze with gunsmoke. Ding Xiaobing, only 19 years old, is already a master of capturing prisoners in the army. In the Battle of Laoshan, he marched forward bravely and successfully captured enemy prisoners. However, a twist of fate came in the chase. The grenade exploded, and the right arm disappeared in an instant. He used his flesh and blood to protect his comrades-in-arms and performed a moment of life and death.
The loss of his right arm did not make Ding Xiaobing succumb. After recovering, he returned to the battlefield with greater tenacity. He chose to show the glory of the soldier with one arm, and the military salute with his left hand became his symbol. Ding Xiaobing told the world: "Chinese soldiers will only die on the battlefield, and as long as they can't die, they will always be soldiers." ”