Lonely hero of Laoshan: trapped in the wolf's den of the Vietnamese army, killed the enemy alone 16, and survived for 3 days and 3 nights.

"A promising national hero cannot be separated from a hero, and a promising country cannot be separated from a pioneer." There is such a lonely hero. He was caught in the wolf's den in the Vietnam War, but he was fearless. He single-handedly killed 16 enemies, destroyed an enemy command post, and finally managed to escape with amazing will. He is the 40th Division of the 65438 Army 165438. In order to maintain the safe, peaceful and stable development of China, the Battle of Laoshan was launched in 1984, and Chen Hongyuan's 1 battalion carried out circuitous and interspersed tasks. Their specific task is to detour to Laoshan in the direction of facing Vietnam, occupy the position, attack the enemy defeated by our army from Laoshan, and at the same time stop reinforcing the enemy from the enemy's depth, which means that they will be hit by the enemy in both directions, which is extremely difficult and challenging. 1 Camp 1 Chen Hongyuan, the squad leader of Lianjian Knife Class, volunteered to walk through the mountains with soldiers carrying handfuls of sharp machetes, but the road leading to the main peak of Laoshan Mountain was covered with bamboo and rattan, mines and barbed wire buried by the Vietnamese army and their fire suppression, which brought great difficulties to our army, so our army took the lead according to the situation. The Vietnamese army did not show weakness and began to storm the artillery. But cunning, they used shells with instant fuses, which landed over our battalion, directly causing the deaths of many soldiers of our army. Chen Hongyuan, the squad leader of the sharp knife class, was calm and fearless at this time, and still led the soldiers to charge ahead and attack the target highland. Unfortunately, he was knocked unconscious by a shell, which led to his direct loss of contact with the company. He can only rush to the enemy's high ground alone. He first crossed a barbed wire fence and a high anti-infantry cliff. He began to observe the surrounding situation carefully and calmly. He found that the highland in front of him seemed different from the highland in his mission. He sneaked into the enemy trench and rushed in from behind the high ground. At this time, the enemy did not find him. More seriously, he is now facing powerful ground and air attacks from the enemy, and now he is the only one. But when he thought that this was a war for the motherland and the people, his fear immediately dissipated. He began to crawl in the trench and kept climbing hard with his left hand. After climbing more than ten meters, he found a dark tunnel mouth. When Chen Hongyuan approached, he found that it was a group of Vietnamese soldiers talking. Without hesitation, he took out a wooden Grenade, opened the fuse and threw it into the hole, and quickly pulled the trigger to shoot inside. Then he held his breath and listened. Observing the enemy's movements, he began to sneak into the cave until it was dead, and then he stepped over the enemy's body and walked slowly into the cave. Suddenly, a big hand appeared from the dark hole, pulling the submachine gun barrel in his hand, making him unable to move. In this do or die, after careful observation and thinking, Chen Hongyuan came up with countermeasures. He quickly adjusted his position. When the two sides wrestled together, he made the barrel by virtue of the advantage of holding the handle side. When he entered the cave, he found that he had killed seven enemies, but he was afraid to relax. He immediately searched the cave for the remaining weapons and ammunition, and found the broken guns and ammunition from these materials. He guessed that it was most likely an enemy artillery squad, hiding in the cave to avoid the shelling of our army, and he wiped it out in one fell swoop. After a while, Chen Hongyuan heard the voice of Vietnamese troops at the intersection again. He immediately squatted on the bed, pointed the gun at the hole, and entered the hole when the enemy was unguarded. He immediately pulled the trigger, shot and killed four enemies several times, and quickly changed the magazine for the enemy. At this point, there was no fear in his heart and he continued to move forward outside the hole. He walked along the tunnel again and heard a telegram nearby, guessing that it was probably the enemy command post. So he secretly moved to their hiding place, dropped two grenades accurately, and three enemies were killed instantly. Chen Hongyuan successfully seized their binoculars and codebooks, and also seized a briefcase containing important documents and archives of the Vietnamese army. But at the same time, the enemy outside also found him, and neither side knew the other's situation. The enemy threw grenades into the hole and fired, and he also fired outside the hole, and the enemy kept approaching the hole. He is in a very dangerous situation at this moment, but he is ready to die with the enemy and continue to charge outward. Just then, a bullet suddenly came from outside and shot through his helmet. When he took it off, the shrapnel had got into the middle of his eyebrows, and the pain was unbearable, but he still gritted his teeth and pulled out the bullet, and his face was dyed red with blood. Just as he was about to hold on, the gunfire outside the cave continued, and the voice of our army came from outside. I tried my best to break through, and finally I was met by the soldiers of the Sixth Company. Only after the conversation did I know that monitor Chen was fighting for Company Six, and a * * * killed 16 enemies. After bidding farewell to the soldiers, he still endured the pain and walked down the mountain alone, struggling. He is studying in his left eye, and he still walks with a strong will when he is extremely tired. After walking a few kilometers, he happened to meet three comrades-in-arms of our army. They just stop and go under the pressure of pain and physical exhaustion, and keep fighting with the enemies who appear beside them. Finally, with their tenacity and unyielding, finally found the company. Chen Hongyuan finally survived from the wolf's den, and his actions made a great contribution to the final victory of the Battle of Laoshan. After the war, Chen Hongyuan was awarded the title of "Lonely Hero" by the Central Military Commission. Although his left eyeball was blinded by severe infection, he created a record of breaking the enemy alone in the history of our army and became a legend in the battle of Laoshan. "The soul of a hero is immortal", and it is precisely because of the hard work of Laoshan heroes such as Chen Hongyuan and many revolutionary heroes that today's hard-won peaceful development environment is created. We carry forward and learn from their heroic spirit, keep their spirit forever, and inspire us to continue our efforts.