U.S. Army Pilot's Hell Escape Story Played by the Vietnamese Army, Eating Snake Meat to Survive!
In this time of strife, we can't help but wonder what we should do in the face of extreme adversityThe answer to this question may be found in a true and appalling story.
In 1965, when the Vietnam War was in full swing, American pilot Dieter became a victim of this war. At that time, his fighter plane was shot down by the Vietnamese army and fell into the line of life and death. This is not just a war, but also a test of an individual's ability to survive to the limit.
Dieter endured an unimaginable series of tortures in the Vietnamese army's prisoner camps, and this cruelty was not only confined to the body, but also to the depths of the soul. He was used as a live target for military training, and suffered miserable treatment such as cattle dragging and **. In prison, they had to drink sewage every day to feed their hunger, and their food was so scarce that they had to catch rats for food. What a despair and pain it is!
The mental torture used by the Vietnamese army far outweighed the physical suffering, and they knew that mental torture was the most effective means for the enemy. And all this is to achieve the tactical goals of the Vietnamese army, not pure hatred. This method makes people have a deeper understanding of the cruelty of war.
The Vietnam War was a brutal and tragic chapter, not only for Dieter, but also for many soldiers and ordinary people. This makes us involuntarily reflect, why is there such a war?Is it a political struggle or a scramble for resources?On this issue, netizens expressed their opinions. Some people believe that it was forced by the international situation at that time, and some people accuse the root cause of the war from power politics.
In the depiction of Dieter's prison break, we see the strength of humanity and a strong desire to survive. In the jungle, Dieter faces endless predicaments, but he chooses to survive tenaciously. He has no **, no food, but relying on his tenacious pursuit of life, he has moved towards freedom step by step. This is reminiscent of the ancient Chinese philosophy of survival, the tenacious attitude of "born in sorrow, died in peace".
In the jungle, Dieter had to resort to all means to survive. From his choice of food to his fight against venomous snakes, he shows a strong desire to survive. This spirit is just like the tenacious quality of the Chinese people who have survived tenaciously after going through thousands of hardships.
Dieter eventually regains his freedom, but his psyche is left with a permanent scar. This reminds us of the wars and sufferings that China has suffered in the long course of history. Despite our independence and liberation, the shadow of that period of history still lingers.
After returning to the army, Dieter chose to retire as a kind of farewell to that dark time. This is also reminiscent of China's peacetime, when we paid more attention to the prosperity of the country and the well-being of the people, rather than bloody wars.
Dieter chose to compile his experiences into a book calling on everyone to preserve the hard-won peace. This is just like the aspirations of the Chinese people for peace and cherishing peace. In this era of peace, we should be more grateful, remember history, and cherish the happy life in front of us.
This story is not just the fate of an individual, but a microcosm of the entire country. In the clouds of war, we have seen the tenacity of life and the preciousness of peace. May China be peaceful forever and its people happy. This is our greatest hope for the future.