Salute to the Chinese Expeditionary Force
War horses neighed in the vast land,
The guns made a deafening sound,
Lush rainforests,
Endless mountains,
Hundreds of millions of mosquitoes and man-eating leeches,
toxic smoke miasma,
It's a deserted place.
Poor wandering souls,
Forever left in a foreign land,
Bony and boneless,
Warm-blooded,
Rotting flesh in the dirt,
Nourished the water and soil.
Heroic fighting,
Fleeing with all his might,
It's a pity that the enemy can't be the will of heaven,
Heaven let the warriors do it again,
Maybe the blood can wash the inscription on the wall;
Let's do it again,
Kill back to your hometown;
Let's do it again,
Let the smoke of artillery fire heat hot.
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