Recently, the Wenhui Road Sub-district of Weicheng District, together with the public welfare organization "Aixing Youth", carried out an activity to search for veterans of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, listen to the stories of heroes, and draw strength to forge ahead.
As an automobile soldier, Qiao Changshun recalled those eventful years and said excitedly: "Our main task at that time was to transport supplies, ammunition and other supplies to the front line, in order to avoid the enemy's bombardment, we could only hide during the day and drive at night. Listening to the veteran's narration, everyone present felt the heroic spirit of the volunteer soldiers who went to the soup and fire and regarded death as home.
"I'm old, but these photos won't get old, and the stories in the photos won't get old." 93-year-old Wang Wanyou flipped through the photos of that year one by one, kept telling the stories behind the photos, and his thoughts seemed to have come to 70 years ago. "I don't know what dangers are on the road ahead, but I was preparing to go with the idea of 'going there and not returning'." "The War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea confirmed the sentence - fight with one punch, lest a hundred punches come." Wang Wanyou said with emotion, "On the battlefield, the volunteer army used 'less steel and more gas' to overcome 'more steel and less gas', which is the embodiment of the great spirit of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea."
"Majestic and high-spirited, crossing the Yalu River, protecting peace for the motherland is protecting the hometown...... Hui Daolin can still sing the red song of the time to resist US aggression and aid Korea. When someone asked the old man, "Are you afraid of war?" Hui Daolin replied without hesitation: "If you are not afraid, if you are afraid, you will not go to war, it is our mission to defend the motherland, it is our duty to obey orders, if I come again, I will go." "From him, let us really feel the bloody iron bones of the volunteer soldiers who dare to fight and win.
History is the best textbook, and the fighting spirit of the volunteers to resist US aggression and aid Korea who fought bloody battles and was not afraid of sacrifice is a precious wealth that we will continue to inherit. Although these veterans are no longer physically strong, they still put on military uniforms and are still majestic and high-spirited, especially when recalling the experience of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea, they are still willing to sacrifice everything for the motherland and the people. Through this visit, we photographed the veterans and recorded their stories, which will be passed on to the rest of the world.