The theme of World War II is the type that I have always liked. The former Soviet writer Boris Vasiliev described the war from a female perspective. "The Dawns Here Are Quiet", like us, tells the story of the Soviet-German war revolving around the Soviet squad and the German reconnaissance. A fierce battle of soldiers. During this battle, I felt the bravery and strong willpower of several female soldiers in the book. In this battle, as the title suggests, everything is quiet, hidden in the quiet woods, and there is a tense and urgent hope on both sides of the battle. This strong contrast vividly leads readers to experience that era. The hardships of the revolutionary fighters are not easy, and at the same time, I feel a revolutionary courageous spirit even more deeply.
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