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AUDIOBOOK
中文 / 汉语

Jarhead

Qi Zhihai
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Duration
10h 50m
Year
2016
Language
Chinese
Publisher
DFMI

About

The first Gulf War, which can be regarded as a model of contemporary war, was fresh in the memory of countless people. The barren desert, the steaming heat, the cold guns, the pot heads" who are struggling through pain and helplessness all symbolize helplessness to the origin of the war and the futility of the war. In the face of war, we all lost our defenses. "Pot heads" often refers specifically to marines. For the first time, "Guogaitou" (Pot heads) shows the flesh and blood and human nature in this war on a large scale in an almost visual way, presenting the Gulf War back close to the readers.

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Qi ZhihaiAuthor
Zhang YuchenReader