Ask for a passage in English describing the plight of the people during the Vietnam War

The Korean War was a tragedy! In this tragedy, 401401 outstanding sons and daughters of the Chinese nation sacrificed their precious lives; 486995 injured and disabled, 21,211 missing; At the same time, we should not forget that more than 20,000 volunteers and soldiers have been taken prisoner by the enemy, or have been unjustly discriminated against or forced to live in exile. They are all heroes!

Although a tragic hero! I am writing this article with no intention of belittling them. I just sincerely hope that in the course of the Chinese nation's struggle for civilization and progress, their blood has not been shed in vain.

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There is a possibility that the Vietnamese will be killed! Died a terrible death! You must know that Vietnam is a jungle warfare, the American devils are in the light, the Vietnamese devils are in the shadows, and the American devils are often inexplicably killed by AK47 headshots!

No matter how good the kung fu is, he won't be able to use a cold gun to get him a Vietnamese old man, a child, or a woman...

There is a gap between the movie and reality, not everyone is like Bruce Lee and Rambo, if all the American troops were as brave as Rambo during the Vietnam War, then the American army would not have died so many people, and similarly, Bruce Lee went there, and it was impossible to compete with bullets and artillery fire with flesh and blood

It mainly depends on which of them reacts quickly, and the ** in their hands is also very important. Of course, we won't doubt Bruce Lee's attack ability and speed, and Bruce Lee shouldn't lose to the enemy in hand-to-hand combat...

No, fists and bullets are harder than you think! Good health is just quick reaction.

No, you think fighting is fighting with your bare hands?

During the Vietnam War, Musti stood in front of the White House every night with a candle to express his anti-war stance. On a rainy night, he stood by a candle. A reporter asked him if he could really change the country's policy.

Musti: "I'm not doing this to change the country, but I don't want the country to change me." ”

Musti. The saying is: I can't change this country, but I can't let this country change me. I don't know if it's right.