1. The score of "A Good Place for Birch Forest" is as follows:
It was inspired by the story of a Soviet soldier during World War II. In the summer of World War II (1944), the Soviet Red Army was pushing the Germans out of the border step by step after a bloody battle. On the western border of the Soviet Union and Poland, the Germans want to make a final struggle.
Under the cover of night, a Soviet reconnaissance team penetrated deep into the German army and achieved important results. At the same time, the Germans issued three urgent orders and sent more than 10,000 troops to fully implement the "Beast Trap" operation to search for and destroy the "Green Ghost", with the intention of destroying the reconnaissance team ... The team lost its radio station in the encounter, so as to report important information to the Soviet Union in time.
4. Adventure into the enemy's hinterland to rob the radio station: After fierce fighting, they finally won the radio station and hid in a small house by the river. The Germans surrounded them from all directions. Gunfire broke the silent forest, but the news of "stars" echoed throughout the war zone.
The enemy's deployment finally reached the army and the high command, but the scouts gave their young lives ... and a girl was under the birch forest, silently watching her lover go away with the army. She carved her and her lover's names on the birch tree, expecting to wait for her lover's triumph, but the army won and her lover never came back.
That's what I've brought you about the score of "A Good Place for Birch Forest".