Nine Songs of Anti-Japanese War

……you……! "

"I'm sorry, I don't plan to fight you one-on-one to the end." Moscow sat on the horse and looked at him, there was no mockery in his eyes, only the exhaustion of completing the task, "Have a good time with you, and win this battle again, it's me All pursuits."

"This account—"

"After the war." Moscow said what he hadn't finished.

Stalingrad tightened the reins, the horse raised its hooves, let out a long neigh, and sprinted to take him and his capital away from the right place.

Berlin knew that the Cossacks would return.He also knew what their presence meant.

He had never had such a strong premonition of defeat—the German army was surrounded by supplementary troops brought in from afar by the Soviet army.

He watched them go away, feeling cold all over his body.The pangs of hunger and cold, all the pain that had been neglected during the battle came back in one go.He propped himself up against the wall, trying to stay awake, which nearly passed out from the pain.

"All right……"

He inadvertently moved his foot and kicked the dagger on the ground.As soon as the hand was released, the bayonet fell and bounced off the dagger.

"It's me, I lost."

The horse's back was bumpy, and the sky was full of wind and snow.The call from Stalingrad brought back Moscow's consciousness wandering on the verge of coma.

"... Let's find a house to stop for a while and bandage the wound, shall we?"

He shook his head: "No, no need. The aorta is not pierced, just press the bleeding point."

A wry smile came from behind him: "You don't need it if you say you don't need it. But is it really all right?"

"Never mind, really. Is the counterattack... organized?"

"Well. The Germans should find out soon, but they can't escape."

"Then... I'll leave it all to you. I'm a little tired, I need to rest for a while..."

He breathed a sigh of relief and closed his heavy eyelids.

Close your eyes and still see the world.Just like the world I saw before I closed my eyes, there are buildings, snow, and the rising sun.It was different from the world I saw before I closed my eyes. There was no gunpowder smoke, no ruins, and no soldiers who died of freezing and starving whispering to their mothers before dawn.The pure white snow holds up a brand new world, and the faint sunlight in the morning fills the infinitely extending world. Where the sunlight illuminates, despair and death recede far, far away.

He groped the snow under his body, not cold, but as soft as a mattress.He opened his eyes and saw Peiping's face.

Beiping lowered his head and looked at him with a gentle and calm face.

"Am I dreaming?" he asked.

"If you want to be a dream, it's a dream; if you want to be anything else, it's fine. This is your world, and you can think about it whatever you want."

He took his hand and felt the warmth. "Do you think... I'm stupid?"

"It's okay. But—it's a little impulsive."

"I know. But Berlin came to me, and I had to go to him. This is my fate and his. If I don't respond to him this time, I will always regret it. Even if I win the war, it will not give me comfort. "

"I understand all of this." Pei Ping laughed silently, "I only said you were impulsive, not that you did something wrong. In fact, you did a good job, and your family will be proud of you."

how about you?He really wanted to ask clearly, but this question was too sharp, and it was inconvenient to ask rashly when he was not sure about the other party's intentions.He blinked and squeezed the other person's hand: "I haven't said a few words to you, I'm so tired... In fact, there are still many things I want to tell you, too many to finish..."

"Go to bed when you're tired. If you can't finish talking, leave it for later. This 'later' won't be long, and we'll see you sooner or later, won't we?"

"That's right—we'll see you sooner or later. At that time, I have to ask you what's on your mind."

"Just ask." Peiping held his cheek.Although his eyes are already blurred, he can still feel his sight, full of stable power, able to calm down all the turmoil in his heart, "I will answer you seriously. Now, just now... Please sleep well..."

He closed his eyes.

The world fell into light.

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Note 1: On May 1933, 5, students, professors and a large number of people gathered on the campuses of about 10 universities in Germany to burn books that were deemed to be non-Germanic, Jewish, and containing degenerate ideas such as rationalism and liberalism , the most famous of which took place between the University of Berlin and the Opera House.

Note 2: The Hohenzollern family is the main ruling family in German history and originated in the Brandenburg region.Soon after, Frederick II developed and built the city of Berlin, which became the political capital of the family.

Note 3: "Blood and soil" literature generally refers to some rough, rural, and extremely ethnic literature. The core idea is to live and work in peace and attack for the sake of living and working in peace. It was favored in the era of Nazi Germany.

Note 4: According to the data, Soviet soldiers could not survive an average of 24 hours in Stalingrad, and officers could not survive 3 days.

Note 5: On February 1942, 2, the Austrian Jewish writer Zweig committed suicide by taking an overdose of B/B/T in Brazil.

Note 6: That is, the famous congressional arson case. In February 1933, the Nazi Party planned to burn the Reichstag Building in Berlin, and blamed the Communist Party. Through this move, the Communist Party was successfully disbanded after the collapse of the Social Democratic Party.

Note 7: Refers to the annexation of Austria by Germany in 1938.At that time, most Austrians welcomed it.

Note 8: The stalk comes from the German movie "Battle of Stalingrad". (The only place where I laughed in the whole movie... Germany and France have no pressure on each other's NTR.)

Note 9: Refers to Kaiser Wilhelm I and Bismarck going to St. Petersburg to discuss the establishment of the Three Emperors Alliance in 1873.

Note 10: This sentence and the following are the opening words of "Battle Bell Tolls".

Note 11: During the Soviet-Russian Civil War in 1918, the Red Army led by Stalin and the Cossack White Army fought in Tsaritsyn, and the Red Army won.To commemorate the achievements of Stalin, Tsaritsyn was renamed Stalingrad in 1925.