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@DavidLee-cf5lw 2 күн бұрын

真是感动。人民英雄永远被铭记。

@王建勳-i9l 2 күн бұрын

三年以來，在人民解放戰爭和人民革命中犧牲的人民英雄們永垂不朽！三十年以來，在人民解放戰爭和人民革命中犧牲的人民英雄們永垂不朽！由此上溯到一千八百四十年，從那時起，為了反對內外敵人，爭取民族獨立和人民自由幸福，在歷次鬥爭中犧牲的人民英雄們永垂不朽！

@沁慕-bn8ej 2 күн бұрын

向英勇無畏、不怕犧牲，頑強作戰保衛祖國🇨🇳的中國人民志願軍烈士們敬禮🫡

@oldrunner Күн бұрын

没有任何国人称赞韩国政府帮助搜索整理归还昔日敌人遗骸的文明之举？其实这也不奇怪。北朝那些白内障病患们不是也对国际志愿医疗队的医生们视而不见，蜂拥至金正日画像下山呼万岁吗？都是同一类的人，同一类的病状。

@bca1287 2 күн бұрын

向英烈致敬

@kechinping 2 күн бұрын

英烈千秋

@xiaobotang7671 2 күн бұрын

致敬中国军人！

@oldrunner Күн бұрын

@borisguo1762 2 күн бұрын

尽管贵台剪掉了原视频中拍摄的一些人物故事，那些故事是感人的，有温度的。感谢中天！！

@dasin5596 2 күн бұрын

不是剪掉的。央视只提供实况转播，其他节目不在转播范围。

@oldrunner Күн бұрын

@PushkinBake-l7j 2 күн бұрын

向英烈致敬，安息！

@smith9539 2 күн бұрын

致敬

@alexsu7880 2 күн бұрын

英雄烈士回家，致敬🇨🇳

@sjliu4542 Күн бұрын

致敬先烈

@晨晨-q6x Күн бұрын

我怕下笔太重，惊扰了烈士的英魂，我又怕下笔太轻，描不出他们惊天动地的往昔，历史书很小，装不下他们的伟大，但我们随手一翻，就是他们的一生。虽未谋面，但深受其恩。山川同念，英雄回家！[流泪] 请允许晚辈跪拜![流泪]

@jose1234427 2 күн бұрын

向英雄致敬❤！

@涛张-x4n Күн бұрын

正是因为有这些先烈前赴后继，用自己的生命换来了祖国100年的和平和我们现在幸福的生活，永远铭记尊敬这些功臣，感恩他们为我们所做的一切。

@snowg9072 2 күн бұрын

接英雄回家~

@滿滿-b4e Күн бұрын

向英勇烈士致敬.💖💖💖

@houde10000 Күн бұрын

感恩志愿军英烈，是你们用身躯替我们挡下了枪林弹雨，我们才能享受岁月静好！希望每一位志愿军烈士都能回归故土！

@oldrunner Күн бұрын

误会太大了

@闫动物 2 күн бұрын

你们好

@叔叔李昂 6 сағат бұрын

我爷爷是中国人民志愿军27军79师236团的一员。就是电影《上甘岭》中的原型部队。当年他们跨过鸭绿江的时候，每人就带着两套秋衣。就这样在冰天雪地中的上甘岭坚守了几个月。他见过了冰雕连、吃的是松脂粉、最想要的是一双保暖的鞋。即便是如此恶劣的处境，他们依旧是一遍又一遍的打退敌人的部队。我问我的爷爷，这样的时间你是怎么熬下来的，太苦了吧。爷爷和我说一点也不苦，比起死在朝鲜的战友们，他们能活着回来，实数幸运，根本不算苦。而且如果他们这一代人不去打仗，那就是我们这一代人去打仗。他不舍得自己的孙子再去上战场。当时我还不到10岁，没有理解这话的意思，现在每次想到当时对话的场景依旧泪目。直到去世的时候，爷爷的身上还依旧保留着十几块无法取出的弹片，也许这些弹片才是他荣耀一生的证明。My grandfather was a member of the 236th Regiment of the 79th Division of the 27th Army of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army. It was the prototype unit in the movie "Shangganling". When they crossed the Yalu River, each of them brought two sets of autumn clothes. In this way, they held on to Shangganling in the ice and snow for several months. He had seen the ice sculpture company, ate rosin powder, and wanted a pair of warm shoes the most. Even in such a harsh situation, they still beat back the enemy's troops over and over again. I asked my grandfather, how did you survive such a time, it was too hard. Grandpa told me that it was not hard at all. Compared with the comrades who died in North Korea, they were lucky to come back alive, and it was not hard at all. And if their generation did not go to war, it would be our generation to go to war. He was reluctant to let his grandson go to the battlefield again. I was less than 10 years old at the time and did not understand the meaning of this. Now every time I think of the scene of the conversation at that time, I still shed tears. Until his death, there were still more than a dozen shrapnel that could not be removed from my grandfather's body. Perhaps these shrapnel were the proof of his glorious life.