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In the smoke of gunpowder to resist US aggression and aid Korea, a regiment commander won worldwide attention with his bravery and wisdom. His name, accompanied by the six words given by Marshal Peng Dehuai, has passed through the dust of time and space, and is still praised by the world.
This regiment commander, named Li Yunlong, was a leader in the volunteer army. He was a burly man, his eyes were like torches, and every command revealed unquestionable determination. On the Korean battlefield, the team led by him repelled the enemy's attacks again and again with tenacious fighting spirit and excellent tactics.
In a crucial battle, Li Yunlong's troops were besieged by heavy enemy troops. The ammunition is exhausted, and the situation is precarious. Li Yunlong stood on the position, looking at the raging flames of war in the distance, but there was no trace of retreat in his heart. He knows very well that perseverance at this moment is not only related to the life and death of the team, but also to the victory or defeat of the entire battle.
At this moment, a telegram from Marshal Peng Dehuai reached the front. There were only six words on the telegram: "Hunger, no food, no cold, no clothing". These six simple words hit Li Yunlong's heart like a hammer. He understood that this was Marshal Peng Dehuai's deep concern for their plight, and it was also the highest praise for their steadfastness.
Li Yunlong held the telegram high so that every soldier could see it. His voice was firm and powerful: "Brothers, Marshal Peng is watching us, and the people of the motherland are looking forward to us. We have no way to retreat, only to rush forward and build an impregnable line of defense with our flesh and blood!"
Inspired by Li Yunlong's bold words, the soldiers puffed up their chests, clenched their steel guns, and threw themselves into the battle with even more tenacious fighting spirit. In the end, they managed to hold their positions, buying precious time for the victory of the entire campaign.
However, war is brutal. Although Li Yunlong's team won the battle, the price paid was heavy. Many warriors fell forever on this land, and their blood stained the mountains and rivers of Korea red.
Li Yunlong stood on the position, looking at those fallen comrades-in-arms, his heart was full of endless grief. He knew that there was no real winner in this war, only endless sacrifices and suffering.
But even so, he still stood true to his beliefs and duties. He led the remaining warriors to continue the fight until the last moment of the war.
After the war, Li Yunlong's deeds were widely praised. His bravery and wisdom have become legends in the volunteer army, and the six words given by Marshal Peng Dehuai have become eternal stories. People use these six words to praise the brave and selfless soldiers who have made sacrifices in the war.
Today, the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea has become a part of history, but Li Yunlong's story and those six words are forever engraved in people's hearts. They remind us that in that special era, there was a group of brave and fearless soldiers who fought desperately for the good of the country and the nation. Their stories and spirit will always inspire us.
Looking back on this period of history, we cannot help but ponder: In this era of peace, can we still maintain the spirit of forging ahead courageously for the interests of the country and the nation? Can we still remember those heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country?
Perhaps, Li Yunlong and those six words are a warning and reminder of our times. They tell us that no matter how times change, we should remember history, cherish peace, and pass on the spirit. Only in this way will we be able to better face the challenges and opportunities of the future and make unremitting efforts to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.