Who is the cutest person and who is the protagonist?

To be precise, it was the soldiers who resisted US aggression and aided Korea.

It is a reportage written by writer Wei Wei after returning from the Korean battlefield, and it is written about the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea in 1950-1951.

In the most difficult stage, the heroic deeds of the volunteer soldiers who bravely counterattacked the US invasion of the Dongshu Army were defeated.

1. Mainly the following three stories: 1. The battle of Songgu Peak (the battle of Shutang Station); 2. Ma Yuxiang rescued North Korean children in the fire; 3. Field dialogue with the soldiers of the Volunteer Army (bomb shelter dialogue).

2. "Who is the cutest person" is an essay by Chinese writer Wei Wei. After the liberation of the country, he participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and this essay is set against the background of the Korean War and praises the Chinese People's Volunteers. This article was published on the front page of People** on April 11, 1951, and was later selected as a language textbook in Chinese mainland, influencing many mainland readers.

3. The main content of this article is a vivid fragment of the soldiers of a certain company of the Chinese People's Volunteers who threw themselves at the enemy with their bodies burned by gasoline bombs in the battle of Songgu Peak, the soldiers Ma Yuxiang rescued Korean children from the flames, and the soldiers talked about rationality and thoughts while eating fried noodles with the snow in the air-raid shelter, revealing a theme, that is, the volunteer soldiers with lofty patriotism, the international main sail and the spirit of revolutionary heroism are "the most lovely people."

Wei Wei "Who is the cutest person".

The most basic reason for writing "Who is the cutest person in Tuanzai" is the heroic spirit and heroic deeds of our soldiers, which are so great and touching: and all this moved me completely.

Who is the cutest person"This theme is a theme that has been churning around in my head for a long time. In other words, it is the long-term accumulation of my inner emotions.

I have been in the army for a long time, and I have such a feeling for the fighters, and I think that our fighters are the loveliest people. Whenever I sit with them and don't know why, I feel happy in my eyes.

This time I went to North Korea, and in the volunteer army, this feeling was deepened. I think the fighters are even more cute. I saw that in the Korean War, although the tasks they faced were so arduous and the combat environment was so arduous, the bravery of our soldiers was still higher than what I had seen in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation in the past.

In particular, the universality of this heroism is unprecedented.

For example, I learned of a surprising number in an infantry regiment where the number of wounded in the regiment was greater than the number of wounded who had been sent to the hospital to recuperate until the end of the third campaign. This is probably also a miracle in the history of world wars! These facts urged me to express myself a desire to be more relevant"Who is the cutest person"。

Wei Wei (March 6, 1920 – August 24, 2008), whose real name is Wei Hongjie and whose pen names are Wei Wei and Hongyangshu, is a contemporary Chinese writer and poet[1].

On March 6, 1920, he was born in Zhengzhou, Henan Province. In 1942, he wrote the long-missing poem "Scenery of Dawn" [2]. In 1938, he entered Yan'an Anti-Japanese Military and Political University.

On April 11, 1951, the newsletter "Who is the cutest person" was published in "People**", which caused widespread repercussions across the country. In 1952, he completed the novella ** "Shoot and Fly in the Sky". In 1956, he completed the film "Red Storm" [3].

In 1978, he completed the full-length ** "Oriental". In 1982, he won the first Mao Dun Literature Award for "Oriental". On August 24, 2008, he passed away in Beijing due to illness.

On September 23, 2019, the long story "Oriental" was selected into the "70 Novels of 70 Years of New China".