白色严冬

Over the Norwegian wilderness, British and German air forces engage in a bloody aerial battle. Aircraft on both sides were constantly damaged, many crashed, but some pilots survived. Surviving the wilderness in this lifeless season can be a daunting challenge, especially in winter. These pilots are all hostile forces. Although the air battle has stopped, they still maintain hostility. However, with the passage of time, their hostility gradually dissipated, and they developed the friendship necessary for survival, thus becoming close comrades-in-arms. As brutal as war is, it can also turn enemies into friends

This story shows us that people can emotionally connect with each other even in hostile situations. War is a destructive force, but in it the power of human emotion remains. We should not only see the death and destruction in war, but also pay attention to the humanity and emotion in war. This humanity and emotion can transcend hostile relationships and allow us to have a deeper understanding and empathy for those who survived the war.