十几年前,河南省沁阳市常平山区的一位农民在开垦山坡地时,无意间发现了埋在地下的墓碑群。墓碑上面镌刻的文字告诉人们,这里安葬的是牺牲在此的抗日将士。这位农民早就听长辈说过那场打了40多天的战斗,最后是日本人放毒气才攻上了山头。农民继续开垦这块地,只是这次不是为了种植,而是为了让那些久埋地下的墓碑都能重见天日。他用石块沿墓碑整整齐齐摆出了一个截面,保证它们不再被黄土所掩埋。 A dozen years ago, a farmer in Changping Mountain, Qinyang City, Henan Province, accidentally discovered a gravestone group buried in the ground while reclaiming a hillside. Engraved words above the tombstone tell people buried here is the sacrificial anti-Japanese soldiers. The farmer has long heard the elders said that fight over 40 days of fighting, and finally the Japanese poisonous gas was captured on the hill. Farmers continue to reclaim this piece of land, but this time not for planting, but for those who buried the underground tombstone can see the sun again. He used stones to tidy up a section along the tombstone to ensure that they are no longer buried by the loess.