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那是1952年,我们志愿军铁二师政治部驻在朝鲜平安南道长上里,我是师直的文教工作员。3月8日下午,我们直属队的11名女同志怀着喜悦的心情,乘军车去指挥所参加“三八”国际劳动妇女节纪念大会。大家忘记了寒冷,说着、笑着、唱着,为去参加纪念大会而兴奋。一路上,目睹那累累弹坑、残垣断壁、一片焦土的惨状,不由得又使我们的心阵阵紧缩,更激起对美帝国主义的无比愤怒。
That was in 1952 when the political department of our volunteer army iron division two was stationed on the head of the South Pilsen South Korea. I was an instructing and educating staff member. On the afternoon of March 8, 11 lesbians directly under our team took a military tour to the command post to attend the “March 8” International Women’s Day commemorative meeting. Everybody forgot the cold, spoke, smiled, sang, excited about going to the memorial assembly. Along the way, witnessing the numerous craters, ruins and the scorching of scorched earth, we can not help but tighten our hearts and even provoke a great anger at the US imperialism.