What do you think of the Korean War I Experienced?

Reflection on the Korean War I experienced.

For the first time, I know that thousands of North Koreans abandoned their homes in the Korean War, and when they withdrew south with the US troops in the snow and ice, they were not only unimaginable, but even resentful. At that time, the volunteers had just entered North Korea. Why are these people in such a coma? The American devils are invaders, and volunteers are here to save you from the hot water! The volunteers are here. Why are you following the Americans? More than 98,000 people arrived in Nanxing Port. The U.S. military provided them with food and tents, which were finally shipped to South Korea despite the serious overload of warships.

I really want to find the story of the Korean people following them north when the volunteers retreated, but unfortunately I can't find it. Maybe not. No? But one thing is certain, even if you find a handful of examples, you will be overwhelmed by the scenes recalled by Liu Jiaju. Tens of thousands of hungry volunteer soldiers rummaged through North Koreans' homes in search of food. Will the Korean people follow such an army?

The phenomenon of running north and south on the Korean peninsula (now bypassing China) has been increasing; At that time, East Germans also gave their lives to go to West Germany; Cubans today continue to rush to the United States; Before, I only knew that Cantonese people went to Hong Kong, and only when I arrived in the United States did I know that Fujian people started to go to the United States from 1960.

I just saw the news that there are more than 3,000 villagers in Caozhu Village, Tantou Town, Changle City, Fujian Province, and there is less than 1 10,000 left in the village. After half a century of relay immigration, the real Cao Zhu village has moved to the United States. People around us say that Zhu Cao is either in new york or on his way to new york.

A few people have gone from socialism with unique scenery to extremely decadent capitalism, but we have to ask: "Why don't Koreans go to North Korea? Why didn't the West Germans go to East Germany? " The problem of people turning their backs is even clearer.

Some people still believe that North Korea is true socialism. Not to mention whether the hereditary system conforms to the socialist principles. Just say that after 62 years of practice, people can't even feed their stomachs. Such socialism is not worth mentioning.

It's not all * * * producers' parties that make socialist signs. The German word for "German National Socialist Labor Party" is "Nazionale-Socialische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei". When Americans speak, they take the first four letters "Nazi" and translate it into "Nazi".

Simply say "socialism is good", even add 100 "good!" Can you win the hearts of the people?