Listen to the veteran's storytelling Changjin Lake Battle Story.

"Disabled, it is too worthy of our learning!" On the afternoon of July 4th, Jincheng Community, Wudiqiao Street, Wuhou District, Chengdu launched the "Red Genes" community youth and retired soldiers to enter the Rong Army Courtyard. Everyone first watched the promotional video of the Rongjun Museum in the conference room of the Rong Army. The film recorded in detail the outstanding deeds of the disabled veterans actively participating in literary and artistic work, glowing and heat, and evoking everyone's deep respect for the heroes.

During the event, Tu Boyi, the first -level disabled soldiers of the United States and DPRK, shared their experiences of participating in the war against the United States and aid to the United States, and put forward sincere expectations and requirements for everyone on the ideals and convictions and learning work.

Tu Boyi, born in 1931, was born in Yunyang, Chongqing. He joined the DPRK in 1950. He experienced the first, second, third, and fourth battles of the war against the United States and the DPRK. In February 1951, he was attacked by the enemy's coagulation gasoline bomb. After the wounded, Tu Boyi was in disabled, maintaining a positive attitude towards life, and obliged to conduct patriotism education for the public.

Xu Lao recalled the scene of participating in the war, and talked about the current beautiful life from the battle of Changjin Lake. "Young people, especially soldiers, should bear social responsibility, do one and a line of love, to establish a firm revolutionary consciousness, combine the ideals and beliefs with the party's ideals and beliefs, and align with the role models." Tu Boyi said. Through lifelike stories, everyone strongly feel the loyalty and firm belief of the elderly in the party. "Although my skin is curled, my revolutionary will is not curled!" Tu Boyi's words were deeply imprinted in everyone's mind.

Subsequently, everyone visited the Rongjun Museum and realized the years of the veterans. The revolutionary souvenirs and the heroic deeds of the heroes vividly reproduce the history of resistance to the United States and aid the DPRK. Children and retired soldiers have expressed concern about the lives of disabled veterans, and the community also sent condolences to the veterans.

"This activity promotes red culture and inherit the red gene, and provides a rich content educational activity for the teenagers in the jurisdiction. I hope that the whole society will pay attention to young people, care about minors, and escort their growth." The relevant responsibility of the Wuhou District Civil Affairs Bureau is responsible People say.

Figures of Shenyue Community, a reporter from Huaxi Community Media,

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