70余载光阴流转，中国人民志愿军将士们跨过鸭绿江，以热血护家国，用生命写忠诚，铸就了伟大的抗 美援朝精神。 9月12日，第十二批在韩中国人民志愿军烈士遗骸回国。央视新闻致敬英烈主题MV《铭记》，用歌声 追忆志愿军的无畏征程，重温那段"保家卫国，义不容辞"的峥嵘岁月，致敬每一位为和平牺牲的英烈。 ...

这封72年前写下的战地家书，送到了 新华社记者马剑 "亲爱的父母哥哥妻子全家老幼们……我今天接受人民上级党给我最光荣和最坚决突击任务，高兴 万分，为人民立功时间到了……" 读至泛黄纸面末尾的"程可宗"三字，程瑜、程婕兄妹才终于确信，这封写于1953年朝鲜半岛战地 的家书，出自牺牲多年的爷爷之手。 经由一名韩国教授和热心网友的接续努力，一封迟到72载的战地家书得以从历史深处打捞，送达 烈士后人手中，其中饱含的爱国心、英雄气、亲人情让人们读后不免潸然泪下。 "看到信件的那一刻，爷爷形象变得如此鲜活。"程婕回忆，可宗是爷爷入伍前的名字，奶奶曾提 到参加志愿军后他将"宗"改为"忠"。 1950年10月19日，中国人民志愿军跨过鸭绿江。建德江畔20岁出头的程可忠响应号召，在村口老 樟树下与挺着大肚子的妻子告别，大步走向村外，经水路转陆路北上，"雄赳赳，气昂昂，跨过鸭 绿江"。 建德市退役军人事务局资料显示，程可忠烈士1928年出生于浙江建德县亲睦乡和村（今属下涯镇 马目村），1951年3月参加中国人民志愿军，为某师某团通信连步话员。 1953年5月14日，程可忠写下不到200字的家书，次日在朝鲜金化郡战斗中壮烈牺牲。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the ongoing efforts of Liaodong University in conducting a summer activity to visit and honor veterans of the Korean War, emphasizing the importance of preserving and passing on the spirit of the war heroes [1][2]. Group 1: Activities and Achievements - Liaodong University has organized the "Thousand Students Travel Ten Thousand Miles to Visit Korean War Veterans" initiative since 2016, involving 2,380 students who have visited 510 veterans across 14 provinces [1]. - The recent visit to Henan involved a team of over 20 members traveling more than 1,600 kilometers, where they conducted interviews with 24 veterans and compiled over 150 pages of records [1]. - In addition to the Henan activities, over 130 students have visited 54 veterans in six provinces and 20 cities this summer [2]. Group 2: Educational Impact - The visiting students experienced a profound spiritual awakening, with one member expressing the impact of the veterans' stories and their unwavering spirit [2]. - The activities are particularly significant this year as it marks the 75th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's participation in the Korean War, enhancing the educational resources related to the war's spirit at the university [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the unique spiritual qualities of the Communist Party of China (CPC) that have enabled it to achieve significant accomplishments throughout its history, highlighting the importance of its spiritual lineage in guiding its actions and uniting the people [2][3]. Group 1: Spiritual Heritage - The CPC has developed a spiritual lineage characterized by great founding spirit, poverty alleviation spirit, and the spirit of the new era, which serve as spiritual landmarks for the party and reflect the creative, striving, united, and dream-driven spirit of the Chinese nation [3][4]. - This spiritual lineage has been a powerful political advantage in the CPC's historical journey and social revolutions, showcasing its ability to inspire and mobilize the masses [4]. Group 2: Transmission and Practice - The transmission and promotion of the CPC's spiritual lineage require not only theoretical research but also detailed and practical studies that highlight the vibrant and practical attributes of each spiritual coordinate [5][6]. - Specific historical events and figures, such as the Jinggangshan spirit and the Long March spirit, exemplify the practical application of these spiritual coordinates, making them relatable and impactful [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The event commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's participation in the Korean War and the 106th anniversary of the May Fourth Movement showcased the integration of patriotic education into artistic practice, engaging over 1,800 students and faculty members in a vibrant display of national pride and historical reflection [1]. Group 1 - The performance began with a choir from the Agricultural College singing "The Song of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army," accompanied by historical footage of soldiers crossing the Yalu River, creating a poignant connection to the themes of sacrifice and patriotism [2]. - Emotional scenes depicted in the performance, such as the "Ice Sculpture Company" soldiers and the struggles of the volunteer army, moved many audience members to tears, highlighting the personal sacrifices made during the war [2]. - Students shared touching stories from their interviews with veterans, emphasizing the tangible connection between past sacrifices and present responsibilities, with a veteran urging students to study hard and contribute to the nation [4]. Group 2 - The event featured various performances, including a choir from the Textile and Clothing College singing "Ode to the Motherland," reinforcing the theme of national pride [6]. - Students expressed how rehearsals and related films deepened their understanding of the sacrifices made by soldiers, with one student reflecting on the emotional impact of singing about their homeland [7]. - The university has been actively promoting the spirit of the Korean War through various educational activities, such as reciting "Red Letters" and sharing "War Diaries," aiming to bring historical lessons to life for the youth [8].