Live broadcast: Take our ancestors to see modern China

[“We come from three different eras.” Even the girls found it incredible at first.

"Then whose era are we in now?" asked another person.

"Hey, do you see that signal tower?"

The man pointed to the highest hill, but there was nothing there.

“Where is the signal tower?”

"That's right, it means we are in her era."

Sitting up, the man pointed at the woman who was eating.

Someone nearby exclaimed, "That could be the devil!"

"Nonsense! Otherwise, why are we fighting guerrilla warfare in these mountains?"

The woman clapped her hands, her tone casual, as if she was asking, "Have you eaten?"

The emperors naturally knew that although people in later generations were still as passionate as ever, it would probably be difficult for them to face life in war.

Our daily study is to build our motherland and our lives, but during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, people, regardless of gender, had to do it with real swords and guns.

This difference is not something that ordinary people can accept.

However, the setting in the video has aroused the interest of many people, who want to know what kind of adventures people from three eras will have under such circumstances.

History is cruel because it treats everyone fairly.

[The man in military uniform straightened his collar, looking very solemn.

"Practice hard to kill the enemy and be ready to fight at any time!"

I laughed out loud at the mountains and fields that day, and the empty mountains seemed to echo.

“I finally have a chance!”

"Hey, Senior, can you lend me your gun when the time comes?"

"Wait a minute"

"Or a big knife would be fine."

The men were negotiating.

The woman covered her waist with one hand, stared at the person in front of her and asked:

"Where's your own gun?"

"Why would I bring a gun? My camp is just down there. I'm here to check the signal tower on the top of the mountain."

The man pointed downward.

"If you don't carry a gun, what will you do if you run into the devils?"

"This... this thing doesn't exist anymore. I'm already a person from fifty years later. What kind of war is this? Do you think it can last for fifty years?"

The man said this with a smile, but gradually, his smile disappeared.

For a moment, no one spoke, and there was silence. 】

When they saw the woman lower her head, shake her head slightly, and purse the corners of her lips, they all felt the same way.

Especially people in times of war, they themselves don’t know how long the war will last, but as long as there is no victory, they will still be involved in fighting, and they may lose their lives if they are not careful.

They may be more insignificant than ants in history books, but everything that happened during that time was just a short life.

As later generations often talk about the 14-year war of resistance, did they know how long the war would last? They didn't know. They only relied on their beliefs to bet on a bright future and to build a new China where everyone is equal, not oppressed, and everyone can study.

And history has proven that they did it!

Qin Shi Huang thought of the Great Qin. According to later records, it took him nine years to unify the six kingdoms, but the war between Qin and the six kingdoms lasted more than nine years. Only those who have experienced it can understand the taste of it.

People in later generations still need to continue to experience, as the cruelty of war is beyond their imagination.

Not to mention that the Eighth Route Army in later generations also faced powerful countries with sharp weapons, and tens of thousands of people died during that period.

After a long time, the woman stood up and looked back and forth at the two people from the future.

[“What? Do you think fifty years is a long time?”]

This rhetorical question left several people at a loss for words, and they all stared at this senior from old China.

Is it long?

When studying in textbooks, all we see is a short line of words: the War of Resistance Against Japan was won, but the sadness and struggle in it can only be understood by those who have actually experienced the war.

History books record history, but also our own past sufferings.

The next moment, the scene changed.

The woman held a torch and led a few people through the cave.

[“But we have fought longer battles.”]

[“Starting from the coming of the great powers”]

"Drive out the Tartars, restore China" appeared on the screen, the charcoal-black fonts becoming clearer under the light of the fire.

[“From bandits to warlords, and then to reactionaries”]

'Overthrow the imperialist powers and eliminate the warlords'

[“There has never been a year without war, and there has never been a year of peace in these mountains”]

The people under the canopy looked at the words "We will win the fight against Japan and would rather die than surrender" engraved on the stone, and sighed that the group of people really did it.

Countless people have fallen, but more will stand up.

And everyone also learned a new term, "comrade".

Everyone understood that the following day was the time when the Xiaozi invaded the Northeast. It was also at this time that China became more united, but it was also the darkest moment of life and death and the nation's suffering.

[“It has been almost ten years since the Japanese invaders seized the four northeastern provinces. Many good comrades have died, but there is still no end in sight.”]

Look back at the people behind you and answer their initial questions.

[“Who says there won’t be another ten years of fighting?”]

The man gritted his teeth and lowered his eyes.

The torches crackled and the woman continued:

"But even if we fight for another hundred years, this mountain is ours, and we have plenty of people!"

She lit the hay on the ground and took the big knife from her back. The woman's eyes were filled with the shadow of fire and the rage for revenge against her enemies.

[“As long as the enemy is not driven away and we cannot live in peace, we have to keep fighting!”]

The people under the sky were silent for a moment, waving their arms and shouting sincerely.

This is the blood and spirit of the Chinese people!

If you don't let me live a peaceful life, then don't live it at all. If you don't let me sit at the table to eat, then don't eat at all!

Liu Che nodded in agreement. Just like the Huns, he not only wanted to fight them, but he also wanted to subdue them so that they would not dare to invade the Central Plains again.

Wei Qing seemed to understand what Emperor Wu was thinking. He, Wei Qing, would always be the sharpest blade in His Majesty's hand, and he would strike wherever His Majesty pointed.

During the Three Kingdoms period, the three camps were relatively peaceful. After all, future disasters were always a sword hanging over the roof. It was okay for them to fight among themselves. If someone wanted to take advantage of the situation and reap the benefits, they would not mind being missing one.

Cao Cao thought of the two talented people around him who had killed people without paying for their lives. How about taking them out for a walk?

[“Comrades, your sacrifice has not been in vain. In five years, you will be victorious! By then…”

"Wait a minute, that's not right. If there's no war, what are we, the Eighth Route Army, still doing in the mountains?"

The woman asked the man in military uniform curiously.

"Are you talking about me?"

The man picked up a stone from the ground and drew a simple picture of the future on the stone wall. 】

[“Later, our Eighth Route Army was renamed the People’s Liberation Army, and we also had our own navy. I was a communications soldier in the navy, using radio waves in the mountains to serve as the eyes and ears of the ocean-going warships.”

"So you really are a marine."

"of course!"

The man is very proud of this! 】

Generals who had fought on the battlefield for a long time felt a familiar feeling, just like the flag bearers when they were arranging their troops, but later generations used more advanced technology to provide intelligence to the army.