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Wei Zhengyan was truly moved.

Tears streamed down his face like beads from a broken string. He clenched his fists tightly, his shoulders trembling uncontrollably. The shock and emotion in his heart surged like a tidal wave, lingering for a long time.

He had interviewed countless heroes, but he had never seen such a humble and selfless hero who had made immortal contributions in battle, yet always put himself in the lowest position and attributed all the honors to his fallen comrades.

But there was no way around it; he also had his own mission.

So, choking back tears, he nodded, his tone firm: "Staff Officer Zhou, I need to ask the leadership for their opinion on this."

Zhou Zheng'an was speechless, but he knew that Wei Zhengyan was telling the truth.

After all, for Wei Zhengyan, who he interviews, how he conducts the interviews, and what the content should be are all for publicity purposes and require organizational approval. Therefore, the organization needs to make the decision.

Seeing Zhou Zheng'an's troubled expression, Wei Zhengyan said again, "Staff Officer Zhou, don't worry, I can personally promise you that I will try my best to persuade the leaders not to let you appear on camera. I will definitely write this report according to your wishes, so that everyone will remember that those comrades who sacrificed their lives are the real heroes."

Zhou Zheng'an said very earnestly, "Thank you, Reporter Wei."

After saying goodbye to Zhou Zheng'an, Wei Zhengyan walked out of the wooden house, his heart still filled with emotion and awe.

He immediately found a quiet room, took out his notebook and pen, and began writing this reportage.

At this moment, Wei Zhengyan kept recalling Zhou Zheng'an's words and the heroic deeds of his fallen comrades. His heart was surging and his whole body was burning with emotion.

And so it was. The pen flew across the notebook, and in a day he wrote an 8,000-word reportage. The next day, he wrote a passionate commentary entitled "You Are All Heroes".

In the comments, Wei Zhengyan recounted in detail his experience interviewing Zhou Zhengan, the remarkable achievements Zhou Zhengan made, and Zhou Zhengan's reluctance to appear on camera or let the public know his name.

In his commentary, he wrote: "There was a combat hero who made immortal and illustrious achievements, yet he remained humble and selfless. He said that he was not a hero, only his fallen comrades were. But I want to say that this is not true. Both the living and the fallen volunteer soldiers were heroes."

"Those soldiers who fought bravely and fiercely on the battlefield, fearless of death, held their ground and protected the motherland and the people with their blood and lives. They are heroes. Those soldiers who sacrificed their young lives to cover their comrades and to complete their missions were selfless and without regret. They are heroes."

"Those people in China who quietly provided logistical support and made silent contributions to the Chinese People's Volunteer Army, saving money and supplies to support the front lines, are also heroes."

"Our Great Xia, our Great Xia people, are all heroes. It is because of these heroes, these selfless and fearless people, that we have been able to win victory after victory in the war against the United States, and to move step by step towards peace. We will never forget those heroes who sacrificed their lives."

"We will forever hold those living heroes in high esteem. May they rest in peace, may peace come soon, may our motherland grow stronger, and may our people become happier."

This commentary, every word and sentence is filled with Wei Zhengyan's sincerity and emotion. Every word is poignant and every sentence is touching. It has no fancy words, but it contains the most sincere emotions and the most powerful force.

After finishing the commentary, Wei Zhengyan immediately sent it by telegram to the headquarters of the "People's Liberation Army Daily." The editors at the newspaper sat around their desks, reading the commentary word by word. Everyone's eyes gradually welled up with tears, their hearts filled with profound sincerity and emotion.

"This is so touching! The whole country must read this!" A young editor suddenly stood up, his voice trembling with excitement.

"That's right, arrange it immediately, publish it on the front page of the 'People's Liberation Army Daily'!" The editor-in-chief slammed his fist on the table and made the decision decisively.

However, there was a small hiccup. Wei Zhengyan said that Zhou Zheng'an was unwilling to appear on camera under his real name, which really surprised the editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief of the "People's Liberation Army Daily".

The editor-in-chief frowned, pacing back and forth in his office, muttering, "What should we do? Such a good deed, if it's not publicized under real names, the effect will be greatly diminished."

The editor-in-chief sat to the side, tapping his fingers lightly on the table. After a moment of contemplation, he said, "Why don't we have a meeting to discuss this and see if there's a better solution?"

So, an emergency meeting was held at the newspaper office. The editors sat together, discussing the matter animatedly.

"I think we should respect the hero's wishes. He must have his reasons for not wanting to use his real name," a female editor said softly.

"But if it's not done under a real name, how will people know who did this good deed? The publicity effect won't be as expected," another male editor countered.

The debate raged on until the editor-in-chief finally said, "How about this, we call Director Xiao and see what suggestions he has."

Director Xiao is the one who said at the previous directors' meeting that Zhou Zheng'an should be promoted properly.

At that moment, he was sitting in his office, focused on processing documents. Suddenly, the phone rang. He picked it up and heard the voice of the editor-in-chief of the "People's Liberation Army Daily".

"Director Xiao, we've encountered a problem. There's a hero who doesn't want to appear on camera under his real name, but we want to properly publicize his deeds. What do you think we should do?" Editor-in-Chief Liu said anxiously.

Director Xiao was also quite surprised to hear Editor-in-Chief Liu say this. He quickly thought about it in his mind and then said, "Well, let me find out the situation first and then give you an answer."

After hanging up the phone, Director Xiao thought for a moment, then picked up the phone again and called Director Meng. He briefly explained the situation and asked, "Director Meng, what is your opinion on Zhou Zheng'an's refusal to appear abroad under his real name?"

Director Meng pondered for a while on the other end of the phone before saying, "Personally, I think Zhou Zheng'an has a point. He probably values ​​the honor of his fallen comrades more. Since Comrade Zhou Zheng'an is unwilling to appear under his real name, let's respect his personal opinion."

After listening, Director Xiao pondered for a moment and then nodded, saying, "Okay, Director Meng, that's what I think too."

Subsequently, Director Xiao called back the editor-in-chief of the *People's Liberation Army Daily*, conveying the decision to respect Zhou Zheng'an's wishes. Editor-in-Chief Liu, while somewhat regretful, expressed his understanding.

The following day, both the People's Daily and the People's Liberation Army Daily published the commentary entitled "You Are All Heroes".

Once the newspaper was published, it spread like a spring breeze, quickly reaching every corner of the city.

From the bustling streets of Beijing to the muddy paths of remote villages, from city factories to the fields where people toil, everyone who read this commentary was moved to tears.

People gathered in the streets and alleys, discussing the commentary.

This article is very anti-current propaganda, which makes it feel very novel.