This is an inner monologue before Zhou died. Zhou —— Head of the Fourth Regiment of the 38th Division of the National Revolutionary Army of the Republic of China. He graduated from Whampoa Military Academy and is the only child in his family. His father read a lot of poems, and he got a son named Shang Wen in his later years. I participated in the Battle of Songhu. In a war, I disguised the main force as our own regiment to contain the forces of two Japanese divisions. Fighting to 1 140, only 300 people were left, ammunition was exhausted, and finally they were captured.
It is such a person who spent the last time of his life in a Japanese labor camp. I wonder what he was like before he was caught. I only know that he is eloquent, can read poetry, and is proficient in calligraphy and Go. I don't know how such a Confucian general led his troops to fight. I only know that his subordinates admire him and love him, and they can give their lives to him!
He and Xiao Hansheng, a company commander of the Eighth Route Army, have different beliefs:
Xiao Hansheng once asked: You don't know what a people's war is!
Zhou's answer is resounding: because the war does not belong to the people at all!
He used to be a soldier. He fought for his country. After being captured, he fought for more than 1000 brothers in the reform-through-labour camp:
I am here with my brothers, and I want to take them back, no!
He was badly injured, suffering from severe tuberculosis, and could not even walk. He coughed badly and coughed up a lot of blood, but in order to save three China brothers, he played chess with the enemy all night on the cold playground. The military doctor asked him to be hospitalized, but he refused: I can't leave here. If I leave, I will be in trouble.
He loves his subordinates as much as his parents. Teach them the truth of life, teach them the methods of fighting, and inspire their confidence in survival:
The battlefield is where we should go, otherwise what do you want us to do? Are you right?
In this way, he vowed to take his brothers out without pulling, but when I threatened him with the lives of his subordinates to tell the secret that day, he reached out and wiped the mud off the face of the young man who had followed him for many years. The child who followed him for many years, with his bloody body whipped, has an unyielding expression on his face and has absolute trust in him.
He leaned over to his man and asked softly, "Remember our song?"
The boss nodded solemnly, took his hand and died peacefully.
No one knows his mood. He said: They have weapons, and they can never control our destiny.
In the end, director Okada flew into a rage: Why do you oppose me as a prisoner?
Military doctor Meiyezi said: Zhou Sang is a real soldier, and I respect him.
He died and committed suicide.
This should not be the death of a soldier, but he had no choice. Okada couldn't pry his mouth open, so he tried to force him to tell the truth with drugs-so he died. Cut your wrist with a medal and let the blood flow all over your body bit by bit.
The moonlight shone quietly on him, and his face was as calm as water. He believes that by keeping this secret, his brother and his compatriots will escape and return to the motherland alive.
Go home.
People are not afraid of death, why use death to fear?
The fire blazed and there were no tears.
Farewell is just a military salute!
Postscript: this drama, if you can't cry, it is uncomfortable, completely uncomfortable and depressed. If I like July in Soldier Assault, I respect the role of Zhou more.
Probably because of the depression and tension of the plot, I couldn't cry, but I found Zhou's personal MV on the Internet. When I saw the yellow photo, the man's gaunt but still firm face, his "down to the ground" was powerful.
Somehow, suddenly, I was in tears.