Before reading this article, I would like to thank you for your support by clicking "Follow", which is not only convenient for you to discuss and share, but also can bring you a different sense of participation!
---------------
In the counterattack against Vietnam, Feng Zengmin led more than 200 people in the company to surrender to the Vietnamese army, what was the outcome?
In the torrent of history, the counterattack against Vietnam is an unforgettable memory. In this war, Feng Zengmin, a heroic company commander, made a shocking decision - he led more than 200 soldiers in the company to surrender to the Vietnamese army. This incident not only shocked people at home and abroad, but also triggered a deep reflection on war, loyalty, and choice.
The war was brutal, and even more so the counterattack against Vietnam. Feng Zengmin's company was heavily surrounded by the Vietnamese army, running out of ammunition and food, and suffering heavy casualties. They have been on the battlefield for days, but the situation remains dire. The artillery fire of the Vietnamese army was fierce and continuous, as if it was about to swallow them all. In desperation, Feng Zengmin was faced with a difficult choice: whether to continue to hold on and fight to the death with the Vietnamese army, or choose to surrender and preserve his vitality.
Feng Zengmin knew that continuing to hold on meant that the soldiers of the whole company would pay the price with their lives. Many of them are still young, and there are families waiting for them to return home. And surrender, although it will lose honor and dignity, at least it will survive and contribute to future wars and nation-building. After a difficult struggle and thinking, Feng Zengmin finally made the decision to surrender.
However, the process of surrender was not without its challenges. The moment they handed over their weapons, the hearts of Feng Zengmin and the soldiers were filled with humiliation and pain. They were captured by the Vietnamese army and held in rudimentary prisoner camps. There, they were subjected to inhuman treatment. The Vietnamese army brutally abused and humiliated them, and their personality and dignity were trampled to the point where they were completely trampled to the core. But even in such a predicament, Feng Zengmin and the fighters still maintained a firm belief and tenacious will.
They support and encourage each other, looking for hope for survival in the midst of difficulties. They firmly believe that if they persevere, they will be able to regain their freedom. During their time in the captive camp, they endured numerous trials and tribulations, but their faith never wavered.
Finally, one day, the war ended. The Vietnamese army announced its unconditional surrender and released all its prisoners. Feng Zengmin and his soldiers finally walked out of the gate of the prisoner camp and returned to the embrace of the motherland. However, when they return to their hometowns, they find that their relatives and friends have cast cold and contemptuous glances at them. Their actions are seen as betrayal and disgrace, and they are ostracized and isolated by society.
Faced with such a predicament and accusations, Feng Zengmin and his fighters did not complain and regret it. They know that their choice is to preserve the living force and contribute to future wars and nation-building. They believe that time will prove their innocence and loyalty.
However, this incident also brings us a profound warning. War is brutal and it brings untold suffering and loss to people. In war, we should stick to our beliefs and duties, but we should also make the right choices according to the actual situation. Surrender is not a shame, but a wisdom and courage to survive. When faced with a desperate situation, we should bravely face the reality and choose the way that is most beneficial to the country and the people to fight.
The experience of Feng Zengmin and his fighters teaches us that the choices in war are difficult, but we must remain calm and rational. We should respect everyone's choices and decisions, and not easily criticize and judge others. At the same time, we should also reflect on the nature and significance of war, cherish peace, and avoid war.
So, what do you think of the choice of Feng Zengmin and his fighters? Do you think their surrender was right or wrong? If you were one of them, what choice would you make? This is a question that deserves our deep reflection and discussion.