Background information of My Comrade in Arms Qiu Shaoyun .

In December 1949, he joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army. In March 1951, he joined the Chinese People's Volunteer Army. On the Korean battlefield, he saved people's lives and property in the flames and risked to clear time bombs.

On October 11, 1952, in the battle of the DPRK to counterattack the enemy's 391 heights west of Jinhua, he and his comrades were ordered to lurk at the foot of the mountain more than 60 meters away from the enemy at night, and cooperate with the large army to launch a surprise attack on the enemy. At noon the next day, the enemy's incendiary bombs ignited the grass around him, and he only had to roll over to avoid burning. However, in order to avoid exposing his target, he strictly adhered to the latent discipline, endured the severe pain of burning himself, and persevered until his heroic death, ensuring the victory of the entire battle.

The party committee of the army posthumously recognized him as a full member of the Communist Party of China. On November 6 of the same year, the leading organ of the Chinese People's Volunteers posthumously recorded his special meritorious service. In March 1953, he was buried in the Shenyang Volunteer Army Cemetery.

On June 1, he was awarded the title of "First-Class Hero of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army". On June 25, he was awarded the title of "Hero of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea", the Gold Star Medal and the Order of the National Flag of the First Class. Later, the people of Tongliang County, Sichuan Province established the Qiu Shaoyun Martyrs Memorial Hall and the Martyrs' Monument.

Qiu Shaoyun (1931-1952): A native of Tongliang County, Sichuan Province, his parents died when he was young, and he became a hired worker at the age of 18. On December 25, 1949, he joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and on March 25, 1951, he joined the Chinese People's Volunteers.

On October 12, 1925, he died heroically in the battle against the "391" heights. On June 1, 1953, the leading organ of the Chinese People's Liberation Army awarded him the title of "First-Class Hero".

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Born in 1931, he is a key villager in Tongliang County, Sichuan Province. Okay.

"My Comrade-in-Arms Qiu Shaoyun" is the 19th lesson of the fifth grade of primary school Chinese, it is an article written about "my comrades-in-arms" in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the author Comrade Li Yuanxin wrote down the heroic sacrifice of his comrade-in-arms Qiu Shaoyun in the flames as an eyewitness and witness, with sincere emotions and heart-wrenching touching. This article is written in the first person, and reading the text is like listening to a story, and the narration feels more real and intimate.

Mainly using psychological descriptions and side descriptions, I delicately wrote my complex mood at that time, nervousness, worry, contradictions, and pain, vividly and exquisitely expressed Qiu Shaoyun's high degree of organization, discipline, tenacious perseverance in enduring pain and suffering, and the noble spirit of self-sacrifice for the victory of the battle and the safety of his comrades.

Article analysis. The article mainly expresses the author's thoughts and feelings through words, words, and sentences. Of course, we need to check the dictionary, look up the dictionary, or give the correct explanation according to the context, but more importantly, we should pay more attention to those words and sentences that express the central idea and are closely related.

There are two sentences in "My Comrade-in-Arms Qiu Shaoyun": "I don't dare to look at him, and I can't bear to watch my comrades-in-arms burn alive." But I couldn't help but look, I was hoping for some miracle, and suddenly the fire went out.

In these two sentences, "I can't bear to look" and "I can't help but not look at it" are contradictory in meaning. The contradiction in the words reflects the contradiction in the author's heart.

Summary. Hello, my comrade-in-arms Qiu Shaoyun is a war genre essay narrated in the first person.

What genre is "My Comrade-in-Arms Qiu Shaoyun".

Hello, my comrade-in-arms Qiu Shaoyun is a war genre essay narrated in the first person.

It is a cautious Lu Tsai narrative article describing the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea. This article describes Qiu Shaoyun from a first-person perspective in a first-person manner. The first person used is like listening to a wide story, which is eloquent and gripping.

My comrade-in-arms Qiu Shaoyun was written by Li Yuanxing, a comrade-in-arms of Qiu Shaoyun. Li Yuanxing and Qiu Shaoyun cherry jujube are both first-class merits. Li Yuanxing has participated in several battles, and Qiu Shaoyun's age is much younger than him.

Heroes are worthy of awe. I hope mine can be of reference to you and be of great value