In the trenches on the front line, the young people were trembling with fear, their nerves were tense, and they collapsed; on the scene, their eyes were so dull that they rushed forward, and they were even crazy to kill. The battle is fierce on the battlefield; the soldiers not only have to use all their strength to fight against the enemy, but also fight against their own fragile spiritual world. The patriotic enthusiasm has not been wiped out by the war, but it has become lost because of the war, like a fantasy butterfly. The sustenance becomes a bubble.
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