Old traditional party classes

I think the former veterans regarded the country as a writer, loyal to the country and the party, regarded death as a belief, and regarded dying for the country as a feeling.

First of all, I would like to pay high tribute to the surviving veterans who have participated in various wars. Recently, I brushed the TV series "in the name of people" in the second film. In the play, there is a passage in which Secretary Sha Ruijin invited Chen Yan, an old comrade who has participated in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, to give a party class to the cadres, and let him talk about the spirit of those years and the tradition of the party. In the play, Chen Lao joined the party because he lied about his age for two years, in order to win over people who carried explosives in the war? Privilege? During his later tenure, he was caught lying about his age and joining the party, which affected his later career. Chen Lao said in his speech that I joined the party by lying about my age in order to carry explosives. Is this the reason? Privilege? I have no regrets! In the play, Chen Lao mentioned that one of my comrades-in-arms is only fifteen years old, but the party age is only one day! He joined the party on the first day and died in the war the next day.

Although it's just a TV series, when I saw this passage, I really couldn't help my eyes getting wet. This TV series only shows nine hairs of Niu Yi. Those who died in those wars are gone forever, and the veterans who stayed behind would rather live in rags, be compensated by the state and donate all the money given by the state. Their spirit, their love for the country, their indifference to life and death, and even regard money as their body. In an interview I saw, the veterans lived in a simple place with many honors hanging on the walls. A small box is full of medals, which is the honor they won from a narrow escape.

Veterans' loyalty and love for the country is worth learning from all of us. I remember a year's military parade, when the veteran motorcade passed by, the whole audience stood up to pay tribute. They defended China in the rain of bullets. They have experienced wars, and they know that prosperous times are hard to come by.