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Feature: Chinese Centenarian Veteran Recounts Sino-American Cooperation in WWII
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Feature: Chinese Centenarian Veteran Recounts Sino-American Cooperation in WWII
Chengdu - Time's river wipes away much, but nothing can wash away the indelible wartime years of a 101-year-old veteran of the war against Japanese aggression. Each bomb weighed 250 kilograms and stood 2.5 meters tall -- silent giants waiting to be loaded into the bellies of American B-29 bombers destined for Japan. "Back then, we fueled the planes and armed the bombs, all to ensure they fell on the aggressors' heads," Xue Shuzheng murmured, voi…
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