After the Battle of Changjin Lake, Smith, the commander of the First Marine Division of the United States, said in post-war memories: "The Changjin Lake area is not suitable for military action at all, and even Genghis Khan would not want to conquer it." What he means is that the terrain around Changjin Lake is sinister and the climate is bad, so there is no need for both sides to choose this place to fight.

In the movie The Battle of Changjin Lake, Yang Gensi, played by Ou Dahao, was bombed and shouted for grenades, but no one answered. He looked around and found that all his comrades had died, and at this time his ammunition had been finished.

Yang Gensi, played by Da Ou Ou, gritted his teeth and found the last explosive charge under the victim's comrades-in-arms, staring at the charging enemy to detonate the explosive charge and mutually assured destruction. Yang Gensi was only 28 when he died.

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1950, the South China People's Volunteers fought against the US military in the Changjin Lake area of North Korea. Chinese people's Volunteer Army's 9th Corps divided and surrounded the US 1 division in the Changjin Lake area, annihilated the enemy 1.3 million people, and reversed the battlefield situation.

This campaign recovered the vast area north of the 38th parallel, which was a key battle to turn the situation around, and Chinese people's Volunteer Army also paid a painful sacrifice. In the extreme weather of MINUS 30 degrees Celsius, many martyrs were shot, which reflected the revolutionary spirit that volunteers obeyed orders and refused to retreat even if they were frozen into ice sculptures.