First of all, let's look at this fishhook in the showcase behind me, which is a relic left by an old monitor on the way to the Long March of the Red Army. There is another touching story about this hook:
I remember it was when the Red Army crossed the grass. A cooking squad leader accepted the party's task and escorted three small comrades across the grass safely. As we all know, the grassland environment is very bad. In order to ensure the health of his comrades-in-arms, the old monitor can be said to have tried his best. Later, he came up with a good idea He made a fishhook with a sewing needle to improve the food for his comrades, but he relied on grass roots and bones to satisfy his hunger. As the days passed, the comrades approached the edge of the grass, but the old monitor fell down forever because of malnutrition. The hook became the only thing he left. We can see that although this fishhook is covered with red rust, it shines with brilliant golden light, which embodies the noble character of the old monitor who gives himself up for others and is loyal to the revolution and the party!