A Soviet general said, "My hero was born a soldier".

1 is a folk proverb of Russian Cossacks. Not some Soviet general. Cossacks had been fighting for more than 500 years before the founding of the Soviet Union.

2. A Cossack history is a history of war, and it is heroes who shed blood. From the initial cossack gangs and plundering their homes to the later expeditions to the east and the west, and the southern expeditions to the north, in its five or six hundred years of development, the war almost never stopped.

Cossacks participated in all wars between Russia and the Soviet Union from 18 to the first half of the 20th century, such as the Russian-Swiss Northern War, the Azov Expedition, the Crimean Expedition, the Persian Expedition, the two Russian-Polish wars launched by Peter the Great and the six Russian-Turkish wars. In the first 20 years of the 20th century alone, the Cossacks participated in three wars, namely the Russian-Japanese War, the First World War and the Civil War. In peacetime, the Cossacks still have an arduous task, that is, to defend the territory and the border on the long Russian border and ensure the safety of one side.

Cossacks are invincible in bloody battles, because no nation in the world was born to fight like them. This flesh-and-blood steel division always wins key victories in the most critical battles. They won the supreme honor with their blood, life, courage and wisdom, and the czar also awarded them the honor of being the body guard.

Cossacks were awarded the most banners and guards in Russia and the Soviet Union. In the long-term battle, Cossack warriors like clouds, Starlight Glimmer, emerged many excellent military generals. General Platov, leader of the Tang Cossack Army, is an outstanding representative.

In the revolutionary and counter-revolutionary battles during the Soviet Civil War, Cossacks were the best fighters in both the Red Army and the White Army. The most famous is the legendary hero, Soviet Marshal Budiyani, who commanded the First Cavalry Army of the Red Army and was invincible.

In the Museum of Painting Art in Moscow, there is an oil painting of Stalin meeting with a senior general of the First Cavalry Army of the Red Army. General Cossack's spirit of destroying powerful enemies and sweeping the whole army in laughter gave people a great shock. Only by standing in front of this huge picture can you really appreciate what an "epic hero" is!