Reborn At Weight Camp: General Don't Mess Around
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Ye Jian had a clear, cold and deep voice. As he described the battle, the teachers and students listened quietly and were brought into that brutal war.

“After the Vietnamese army lost their base in Laoshan, they tried to retake this fort, so they launched several counterattacks on April 28, June 12, and July 12. The Battle of Songmaoling on 12 July was the largest division-level attack of the Vietnamese army, and was the most violent battle of the Battle of Laoshan.”

“All soldiers from two sides guarding the Nala base in Laoshan were killed. Later, some of the soldiers who went to check the situation were killed by the Vietnamese army. When the sun rose, 45 soldiers from one platoon rushed to the battlefield and almost all of them were lost. Our infantry did not take back the base until they fired a bazooka together in the end. ”

Hearing this, some students gasped in horror. They never paid attention to this field! They always believed that there was no war in China during peacetime!

With a serious expression on his face, Ye Jian clenched his mouth and glanced at the students who looked puzzled. He continued and said, “But the war is not over. Then, the Vietnamese army sent over 500 soldiers to attack our army. But our artillery division locked down the Vietnamese army, which paid dearly for their behavior.”

This battle took place not too long ago, but many students and adults did not know about it.

As Ye Jian slowly described the battle, the students felt as if they saw bullets flying past them and the young soldiers being sacrificed on the battlefield. In order to protect their country, the soldiers faced their deaths tenaciously. Even when they were severely injured, they fought until the last minute of their lives.

When Ye Jian mentioned the broken limbs and blood splattered in the forest, grass, and bushes, the students immersed themselves into the battlefield.

Someone is crying. It was Yang Ye who was crying. He cried for the soldiers who had sacrificed themselves bravely during that battle.

“It was terrible. But why do we know so little about it?” ask a student in a deep and sad tone.

The teacher should answer this question. Director Li sighed heavily, saying, “We hope the next generation can move away from the war and enjoy peace and happiness forever. Even though you are far from war, you must learn and understand it. As a student, you should know that war means loss of peace and happiness, and that means danger, death, and brutality.”

Director Li glanced at Ye Jian again and became even more impressed by the girl. Few students know about the Battle of Laoshan. From Ye Jian's account, Director Li believed that he was really paying attention to him.

Sitting in a corner, Gao Yiyang lowered his head to hide the complicated look in his eyes. It seemed that Ye Jian was much more knowledgeable than the other students.

In another room of the hotel, Red Scorpion sat by his bedside with a grim face. He glanced at some of the boys very coldly. “I didn't bring you here so you could discuss the battlefield with Chinese students. You must behave for the sake of your family and for my mission!

“I don't want to see any other stupid things. If you pass me, none of you will return home. ”

The three boys lowered their heads and their shoulders trembled. No one dared to look at the Red Scorpion. It was clear that they were afraid of him.