Jiaohuidian News "The situation at that time was even more cruel than on the movie poster. The soldiers were lying there in rows, motionless, covered with thick white snow, and even the eyebrows were covered with snow." On October 9, the 96-year-old veteran Yu Zhilin came to Suzh

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Jiaohuidian News "The situation at that time was even more cruel than on the movie poster. The soldiers were lying in rows, motionless, covered with thick white snow, and even their eyebrows were covered with snow." On October 9, the 96-year-old veteran Yu Zhilin came to Suzhou Sea Pearl Cinema and stood in front of the poster of the movie " Changjin Lake ". He participated in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, was the director of the 79th Division Hospital of the 27th Army of the 9th Corps of the Volunteer Army, and was also a witness to the Changjin Lake Battle .

Looking at the war scenes in the movie, the soldiers stood firm in the extreme cold and fought bravely to fight the enemy. Yu Zhilin's eyes were wet from time to time. "I'm not only here to watch the movie, but also to recall the past." Thinking of those comrades who were walking hand in hand with me back then, Yu Zhilin sighed: "At minus 40 degrees Celsius, the soldiers in the army held a gun in their hands. When they took it off, their skin was stuck. Too many people were frozen, their hands, their feet, and their ears were frozen." The "Ice Sculpture Company" in the movie was seen with his own eyes, "A complete company was frozen to death, and many comrades were still staring at their eyes, holding guns in their hands, and still aiming." Seeing the emotional part, Yu Zhilin saluted the battle and the heroes at the screen.

"In this battle, the main problems we face are cold and hunger. Most of the soldiers are not warm in clothes, cannot eat enough, and cannot sleep well for a long time. On the day the battle ended, the hospital received more than 2,800 wounded people in one day, which is just the hospital where I am." Yu Zhilin told reporters that after the injured soldiers arrived at the hospital, he told the hospital staff that each soldier must ensure that each soldier can eat at least two potatoes and a bowl of fried noodles. The most profound and tearful scene that impressed him at that time was: the soldiers were all hungry, their hands were numb from frozen. As soon as they got the roasted potatoes, they stuffed them into their mouths, their skin was burnt, and they kept swallowing. "The US military was drinking coffee and eating meat, and our soldiers chewed potatoes; the US military had tanks and formations, and our soldiers held a single rifle and pushed one shot at the same time." In terms of equipment, weapons, combat experience, etc., the Chinese army at that time were much worse than the US, but under such arduous conditions, why could we win this battle? "Because of the leadership of the Party and the support of the people!" Yu Zhilin's words were powerful, "We are a unit led by the Communist Party of China, and the spirit of the military is the leadership of the Party, which is the spiritual pillar of the soldiers; our army comes from the people, and our roots are the people, and we must serve the people wholeheartedly, so we are full of combat effectiveness!" Someone once asked Yu Zhilin: "Are you afraid of death?" "I am not afraid of death, I do not want to die." Yu Zhilin replied, "I am not afraid of death when I see the enemy, but I do not want to die. I want to see communism, I want to fight for communism!" On the same day, Shi Guangli, the first-class hero who also participated in Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea , Wang Huazhen, a literary female soldier, as well as college students of the School of Textile and Clothing Engineering of Suzhou University and the Young Pioneers of Bayi Primary School of Suzhou Jinchang Education Group. At the scene, when the ending song of the film sounded, students saluted and paid tribute to these cutest people. "I feel very honored to be able to see these old soldiers with my own eyes, and I feel the hard-won way of living now. I will definitely learn from the revolutionary spirit of my predecessors, inherit the lofty ideals of communism, and build the motherland stronger and better when I grow up!" said Jiang Qiqi, a sixth-grade student at Bayi Primary School. Xinhua Daily·Jiahuidian Reporter Zhang Jun Wang Zijie

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