Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the victory over the United States in support of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

In commemoration of the upcoming 70th anniversary of the victory in the Korean War, Chinese social media users have taken to Weibo to pay tribute to the heroic volunteer soldiers who fought for their country's peace and family reunification. The war against the United States and Korea ended in victory on July 27, 1953, sparing no efforts to ensure the safety of China's mountains and rivers and upholding the spirit of resistance to foreign aggression.

The People's Daily microblogging video shared a heartwarming story about a group of young Chinese blood and vigor who left their homes in 1950 to fight a grueling two-year battle against a foreign power, bravely defending the mountains and rivers unharmed while securing family and country peace. These heroic soldiers were still young when they departed but had become servants of their nation upon their return. Their sacrifice and bravery have been remembered by the Chinese people as the "most loveliest people".

Users on Weibo expressed gratitude towards these brave volunteer soldiers, echoing the sentiment that "if we don't fight this battle, it is our next generation who will have to fight it." They praised their courage and dedication in the face of unimaginable hardships during the most difficult battle of Shangganling. Despite being cut off from all supply lines and running dangerously low on water, some soldiers proposed using urine as a last resort to quench their thirst, earning it the elegant nickname "glorious tea."

The post also referenced the 190,000 people who fought against the U.S., underscoring the monumental impact of this chapter in human history that will be remembered forever. The Motherland Anti-Black Station Kawaii's Xiao Xin Xin shared a poignant message, emphasizing the courage to move forward and the declaration of peace engraved by the Chinese nation with youth and blood for the sake of national rejuvenation and peace.

In response, Weibo users flooded the comments section with tributes to the famous anti-American martyrs, remembering the sounds of shells on the battlefields, the high songs of volunteers, and the roar of warplanes carrying the remains of volunteer martyrs back home. They expressed their respect for the great spirit of resistance against U.S. and North Korea and urged others to never forget the sacrifices made by these brave soldiers.

Apart from praising the heroic efforts, Weibo users also acknowledged the harsh conditions faced by the volunteers who crossed the Yalu River with only light weapons and had to rely on mules and horses for supplies and ammunition. Despite being outmatched by the U.S.'s mechanized land forces, the volunteers managed to overcome their disadvantage with their unwavering determination and spirit of "steel more, air less".

The 70th anniversary of the Korean War victory is a poignant reminder of China's history and its people's indomitable spirit. As Chinese netizens honor these soldiers, they also reflect on the importance of peace, unity, and sacrifice in the face of adversity, inspiring future generations to uphold their legacy and continue striving towards great achievements.