A folk photographer in Zhoukou recorded volunteer veterans at his own expense. What was his original intention?

I think the photographer's original intention of recording volunteer veterans at his own expense is to let their stories spread and let our children and grandchildren know that today's peace is hard-won and must be cherished. And their spirit. When the old veteran sat in front of the camera, the veteran felt as if he had returned to that war-torn era, and he had fought with his comrades. In the end, only he survived, and other comrades-in-arms had already died in that battle. What's my favorite sentence? Veterans don't die, but they will die gradually? .

? The great spirit of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea is priceless and is the eternal wealth of our Chinese nation. Compared with these, my little expenses are nothing, and now my family is very supportive. My eldest son graduated from college and went to work, so he bought me a new camera specially. ? Wang Yinxing said firmly.

Really admire the photographer's behavior, not everyone can do it. Children born now have long forgotten the historical shame of that year, or have not experienced the hardships of that period personally, and the photographer's behavior is to record the bits and pieces of that year. After these volunteer veterans left us, no one can really describe the hardships of that year. They are the people who really deserve our admiration, even an ordinary private deserves our respect. It is because of their existence that our new China will really stand up.

I sincerely hope that these veterans can live a long life. I may not be like a veteran myself, but this does not delay my admiration for them. Photographers' records may be their last traces in this world. I hope he can stick to this road.

Patriotism should not be forgotten, and we should always remember our mission. As a new socialist youth, we should carry forward the national spirit and make contributions to the construction of the motherland.