In 1950, an officer of Chinese descent shouted I am Chinese on the battlefield and booby trapped o

Mondo Military Updated on 2024-02-01

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There is such a Chinese-American, who participated in the Korean War as a U.S. military general, and was regarded as a "war hero" by the American people after the war. However, although this person is highly praised in the United States, almost everyone in the Chinese circle shouts and beats him.

This Chinese-American officer, named Lu Chaoran, was the first non-white officer of the U.S. Marine Corps and a well-known "traitor" on the Korean battlefield.

Born in San Francisco, USA, because Lu's father did not want his children to forget his blood, Lu Chaoran and his younger siblings were sent to a Chinese school to receive bilingual education in Chinese and English since they were young. However, at that time, Father Lu probably never imagined that the Chinese learned by his son would become a sharp blade for his compatriots decades later.

To this day, the issue of racial discrimination in the United States is still full of social controversy, and as a yellow person living in the United States in the 20th century, it is conceivable what kind of situation Lu Chaoran will have.

Because he is Asian, he will be ridiculed and bullied by other white people at school, and the native Americans will look at him with colored glasses, and it seems that he will never be able to truly integrate into American society.

Lu Chaoran didn't understand why people were divided into three, six, nine and so on because of their race, even though they all lived on the same land. On the other hand, Lu Chaoran's father always emphasized to him that they are Chinese, even if they are in a foreign country, they cannot forget their roots. Gradually, Lu Chaoran's psychology gradually distorted, and he began to hate this face that brought him unfair treatment, and even began to hate China and his parents.

When Lu Chaoran was in high school, it was during the stalemate of World War II, and looking at the endless stream of war reports in the newspapers and the soldiers who were regarded as "heroes", he seemed to have found a shortcut to quickly gain the recognition of the Americans - enlisted in the army and became a "war hero" in the United States.

In 1944, Lu Chaoran, who had just come of age, entered the U.S. Marine Corps as he wished. However, after enlisting in the army, Lu Chaoran found that things were not as simple as he thought, as an Asian American, he would still suffer unfair treatment even in the army. After enlisting in the army for six years, Lu Chaoran did not get the opportunity to go to the front line, and over the years, the breath in his heart became bigger and bigger.

In June 1950, with the outbreak of the Korean War, Lu Chaoran finally ushered in a turning point in his life, he was appointed as a second lieutenant platoon commander of Company B of the 1st Battalion of the 7th Marine Regiment as he wished, and went to the Korean battlefield at the end of the month.

The opportunity that was only obtained after six years of hard work, Lu Chaoran naturally wanted to seize the opportunity to perform well. On the battlefield, Lu Chaoran rushed to charge into battle as if he would never want his life, and with this momentum and outstanding performance in wartime, he finally attracted the attention of the army's top brass. After winning the battle and winning the praise of the leaders, seeing that his long-cherished wish for many years was about to be realized, Lu Chaoran's heart was full of joy.

In the middle of the night on November 2, 1950, the U.S. troops were ambushed by volunteers. The volunteers are in the dark, and the US army is in the light, and it is obvious that the volunteers have the advantage. Just when the US soldiers looked at each other on the ground and did not dare to act rashly, Lu Chaoran volunteered to stand up and advance while shooting, creating the illusion that the US troops were advancing.

Sure enough, he didn't go far before he was subjected to the fire of the volunteers, and in order to save his life and find out the location of the volunteers, Lu Chaoran suddenly moved and shouted loudly, "I am Chinese!" Don't shoot! After hearing the shouts of their compatriots, the volunteers hesitated for a moment, but they really didn't shoot again, but the Marines seized the opportunity to counterattack, and the situation on the battlefield was instantly reversed.

After dawn, the U.S. troops successfully broke through, while the volunteers suffered heavy losses, and many soldiers fell in pools of blood before they could figure out whether they were friends or foes.

After this battle, Lu Chaoran became famous in the U.S. Army, and not only did he not feel ashamed after he got the sweetness, but continued to use this method to confuse other volunteers. With this despicable means, while winning huge benefits for the US military in the war, Lu Chaoran also ruthlessly killed countless Chinese compatriots.

When he returned to the United States again, Lu Chaoran had already become a "war hero" and "real American" beloved by the American people. In the face of the ** interview, he proudly recounted what he did on the battlefield, and trumpeted that it was his own words that made the US army break through successfully. In order to show respect for this hero, the United States also made a special documentary for him, in which he was called the Chinese-American hero who saved 8,000 American soldiers.

In 1963, Lu Chaoran was promoted to the rank of major, knowing that before him, not even a single officer in the U.S. Marine Corps was non-white. Lu Chaoran finally fulfilled his childhood dream and was no longer ostracized by Americans because of his skin color and race.

To this day, under the deliberate propaganda of the United States, Lu Chaoran is still a famous "patriotic hero". How ironic it is that a man who goes against his bloodline and relies on the trust of his fellow citizens to backstab his fellow citizens is a high-ranking military officer who has crossed racial discrimination and is also a respected "patriot" in the United States.

In fact, it is understandable that people in different countries will have different positions with different nationalities, but Lu Chaoran should not use his Chinese identity to backstab the Chinese and use the flesh and blood of Chinese compatriots as stepping stones. But if he didn't use such vile means, the people would not hate him so much.

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