The snow fell on the soldiers' hats, but they were unconscious. In order not to expose themselves and their troops, they only wore a thin cotton padded jacket, but stayed still at minus 40 ℃, waiting for the arrival of the American army. However, before they could see the enemy, they were frozen to death. When they sacrificed, they still kept their fighting posture. The martyrs covered with snow have become the most magnificent scenery in the whole North Korea.
In 1950, just after China was founded, the United States crossed the 38th parallel to invade North Korea. China sent the People's Volunteers to fight against the United States together with North Korea.
On November 27, 1950, the 9th Corps of our country and the 1st US Marine Division began a fierce battle in Changjin Lake. In this battle, a soldier risked his life to destroy an aircraft, which dropped a marker bomb before the crash. Seeing the marker bomb, Lei Gong immediately ran to its side, loaded it into the car, and drove his car away from the troops. Does he not know what he is doing? No, he knows. The light of the marker bullet will attract the attention of the American soldier and bring him worry about his life. But even so, he did. At this time, he was not thinking about himself, but about the army and the newly established China. At that moment, the crystal tears were swirling in my eyes, but I refused to drop them. Countless soldiers choose to sacrifice for us and China. At that time, the American army wore thick cotton padded jacket, while our volunteers wore only a thin cotton padded jacket; The American army listened to the Christmas song and ate roast turkey, while our volunteers ate potatoes as hard as stone. They fight so that the motherland and the next generation will no longer live in the flames of war.
Seventy years have passed, and the memory has covered the dusty blue blood, and the years have blown away the smoke of gunpowder. Soldiers and men of the 9th Corps of the Volunteer Army, with their lives and blood, have brought us today's beautiful era of peace.
This year is the 72nd birthday of the motherland mother. How lucky we are to be born under the red flag and grow up in the spring breeze. The people have faith, the country has power, and the nation has hope. All eyes are on China, and all five stars are shining. Dear students, please cherish the beautiful present, and defend the prosperous China with our youth.