Why does the author think of his comrades in arms when he sees the lanterns?

When the author saw Hua Deng, he remembered that this comrade-in-arms was because he died because he lit the lamp.

Introduction: The text mainly writes that when a siege and annihilation war was about to start during the Liberation War, Deputy Battalion Commander Hao's longing fell into a book for a child who was reading under the electric light, and hoped to use the electric light to benefit the children; After the battle began, the follow-up troops were attacked by enemy artillery fire, and the deputy battalion commander Lu Hao, who illuminated the advance for the follow-up troops, lit the book, exposed himself and sacrificed.

About author:Wang Yuanjian (1929-January 25, 1991) was a Chinese film screenwriter and writer. He is a native of seven villages, Xiangzhou Town, Zhucheng City, Shandong.

In 1944, he went to the anti-Japanese base area to participate in revolutionary work, and in 1945, he joined the Eighth Route Army. During the Liberation War, he worked as a reporter in the newspaper office of the Third Column of the East China Field Army. In 1952, he was transferred to a new unit, the production of "People's Liberation Army Literature and Art".

From 1956 to 1966, he participated in the work of the memoir "Sparks in the Plain". In 1978, he served as a screenwriter and director of the literature department of Bayi Film Studio. Director of the Department of Literature and Fine Arts of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts.

No. 1 of the Chinese Film Association.

4th and 5th term directors; Director of the Chinese Writers Association; Director of the Art Department (Writers' Class) of the People's Liberation Army Academy of Arts. Wang Yuanjian is also an instructor in the army. His main works include "Party Fee", "The Story of Grain", "Ordinary Laborers", "Footprints", "Road Signs", "Mother", etc.; In 1974, he and Lu Zhuguo wrote the first film literary script "Shining Red Star".

The comrades-in-arms sacrificed themselves in order to let the children live a happy life with electric lights.

The comrades-in-arms refer to (Deputy Battalion Commander Hao). When the author saw Hua Deng, he remembered that this comrade-in-arms was because he died because he lit the lamp.

Because of the blood and sacrifice of countless soldiers, the Chinese lantern in front of Tiananmen Square was exchanged, and among them was the author's comrades-in-arms, so when he saw the Chinese lantern, he remembered his comrades-in-arms.

I'm writing about it too!

The comrades-in-arms refer to Deputy Battalion Commander Hao, and the author of Mengsui returned to the author when he saw Hua Deng and remembered that this comrade-in-arms was because of Deputy Battalion Commander Hao's selfless greatness of dedication to his ideals, and he did not know how to ask for the noble quality of dedication, although their conditions were difficult, they could dedicate their strength, their own enthusiasm, and they could dedicate their lives to the liberation of the motherland and the happiness of the people. The quality and soul of Deputy Battalion Commander Hao and all the revolutionary martyrs are like this bright lantern, shining with dazzling light!

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Deputy Battalion Commander He, the author saw Huajie Chongcha Lamp and remembered this friend of the war judge because Deputy Battalion Commander He can study under the light for future generations, envy of children's reading, yearning for a happy life, and hope that more children can study under the light. He praised the dedication of the revolutionary ancestors, and also realized the lofty quality of Deputy Battalion Commander He.

Deputy Battalion Commander Hao saw Hua Deng and remembered that this comrade-in-arms was because Deputy Battalion Commander Hao dedicated himself to his ideals, and he did not know how to ask for the noble quality of dedication. Concise version of Wang San's sleepy ok?

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I had an experience with him under the lights of Tiananmen Square.

First, because I heard "how good" the tourists said, and remembered what this comrade-in-arms said, "how good": second, because I saw the lanterns, I thought of the scene of Deputy Battalion Commander Hao's longing for lights.

There are two answers, one is because I heard "how good" the tourists said, and I remembered what this comrade-in-arms said, "how good": the other is because I saw the lanterns and thought of the scene of Deputy Battalion Commander Hao's longing for lights.

Because Deputy Battalion Commander Hao is like a lantern, because he admires Deputy Battalion Commander Hao's spirit very much.

Because he admired the spirit of Deputy Battalion Commander Hao very much.

The author's wish is to mourn Hairong, that is, no matter how much time has passed, people living in happiness should not forget who created our happy life for me, and do not forget the revolutionary martyrs (not very standard).

Again, I remembered. It aggravated the feeling of missing that comrade-in-arms.

Friend, it seems that you are very emotionally rich.

Thousands of lights on the square quietly illuminate the magnificent buildings around Tiananmen Square, making people's hearts feel bright and warm.

Under the lanterns, I thought of my comrades-in-arms.