What have volunteers done for the Korean people?

Uncle Volunteer, please get on the bus quickly! You haven't been home for eight years. How much you are looking forward to this day! Get on the train! Why are you shaking your head? Aren't you worried that I will forget you, Uncle China Volunteer? No, not forever. In the past eight years, you have sacrificed so much for us, and we have finally lived a peaceful and comfortable life. I remember that time, you were telling me the story of your childhood in the tent. You told me so much, and I listened so enthusiastically. The intelligence officer rushed in and shouted, "Get out! Enemy planes are coming! Fast, fast into the bomb shelter! " You picked up your grandmother, hugged me, and led everyone into the bomb shelter. Then, you said to me, "Little Jinhua, you must take care of yourself, take care of grandma and take care of everyone." You wait for your uncle here, and he will come back soon. " I am waiting for you anxiously. A few hours later, other uncles helped you in. I see your face is sallow and your left leg is bleeding. I cried loudly at once, but you casually said, "Little Jinhua, don't cry, uncle is fine." Think about it. A few hours ago, you were handsome, powerful and imposing. Just now, you helped grandma pick some buckets of water. Now, you can only lie quietly in the ward, not as lively as before. How can I not cry? It was you who lost your legs for our peace and paid such a high price. You said that this friendship is higher than the mountain and deeper than the sea. How can I forget?

Men don't cry easily, but today, when you are separated from the Korean people, you will cry.

Goodbye, Uncle Volunteer! Goodbye, dear people!

Get on the train and go back to your family!

Goodbye, dear people! Our hearts will always be with you.