Vietnam is a close neighbor of China, and the relationship between the two countries has always been very close. However, in the seventies of the last century, Vietnam became hostile to China. In the face of Vietnam's invasion, China put up a resolute resistance. At that time, the 128th Division received an order to secretly infiltrate the enemy's rear in order to reconnoiter enemy movements. However, they unexpectedly discover a prison with a harrowing scene inside.
According to the recollection of a reconnaissance company squad leader at the time, they used miniature detectors to monitor Vietnamese mines. At that time, the equipment was backward and cumbersome, the speed of mine detection was slow, and some comrades were even injured by mines. After a long wait, they finally approached the Vietnamese base, but had to cross a river first. Despite all the difficulties, they were able to cross the river without any problems. However, at this moment, the squad leader heard the footsteps of the enemy patrol and immediately ordered everyone to wait.
After waiting for the patrol to leave, they quickly eliminated the guards and managed to enter the Vietnamese base. However, when they open the prison door, the sight before them is heartbreaking. Innocent people are being held in prisons, almost all of whom have suffered serious injuries. Faced with this scene, the squad leader couldn't help but burst into tears. War is a raging plague, and its destructive power is not only reflected in the loss of material wealth, but also leaves wounds in the depths of people's hearts that are difficult to heal.
Although we often say that war ultimately harms innocent civilians, in reality, the damage caused by war is far more profound than we can imagine.