Good Morning, Valiant Troops; A Chronicle of the Battles of the 21st Army of the People's Liberation Army

Author: Song Tianquan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Song Tianquan, a native of Pucheng, Shaanxi, joined the army in February 1976 and held positions such as vehicle recruit, squad leader, platoon leader, political instructor, assistant, training base director, deputy battalion commander, and department head. He has published poetry, prose, reportage, and professional papers, and has published professional works. Wang Zengqi, a native of Huaxian, Shaanxi, graduated from the Journalism Department of the School of Journalism and Communication at Shaanxi Normal University in 2001 and joined the army. He has published over 100 novels, essays, and news articles. He has edited books such as "Zebra Crossing," "Getting Closer to Lei Feng," "Lei Feng Phenomenon," and "Where Are the Deploying From." Tan Penggao, a native of Jingning, Gansu, graduated from the Chinese Department of Northwest Normal University in Gansu in 2001 and joined the army. He has published over 100,000 words of novels, news, and essays. The Twenty-first Army is a heroic unit with a glorious revolutionary history and fine traditions. During the Land Revolution period, the predecessor of this unit, the Red 28th Army, faced up to 56 regiments in a "pacification" campaign with no food or external support. Using flexible strategic and tactical maneuvers, they fought their way through the battlefields of Ehuai and Xiantian. In 1952, this army participated in several major battles in the later stages of the Korean War. This is a grand epic that reflects the blood and fire journey of this unit during the war years.