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2015年7月16日,中国人民革命军事博物馆“庆祝抗战胜利”的文物展柜中,展出了一封见证抗日烽火记忆的家书,络绎不绝的参观者纷纷在它面前驻足,听它诉说抗战中无数个“戴家”的故事……1946年秋,一封来自革命圣地延安的家书,历时四个多月,坎坷辗转多地,被寄到国统区河北青县王福庄戴家。这是戴元毅(原名戴元平)音讯断绝近十年后,写给父母和儿子的第一封家书,更是一封见证一个抗日家庭的烽火家书。
On July 16, 2015, the Chinese People’s Revolutionary Military Museum and the “Anti-Japanese War Celebration” showcased a family book witnessing the flames of war in Japan. An endless stream of visitors stopped in front of it and listened to it In the autumn of 1946, a family book from Yan’an, a revolutionary shrine, lasted for more than four months and was sent back to Wangfuzhuang Dai, a hometown of the Qing Dynasty in the KMT Nationalities area. This is the first letter to Dai Panyi (formerly known as Dai Yuanping) that was written to parents and sons after nearly a decade of cutting off the news. It is also a book of war beings that witnessed an anti-Japanese family.