在越南太原的灵山烈士陵园,耸立着83座坟茔,白色的墓碑上镌刻着红色的文字,死者的名字是用两种文字写成:越文和中文。像灵山这样的陵园在越南一共有57座,一共埋葬的中国人有1400人。40多年过去了,陵园几乎很少有人前来祭扫,人们更难看到,从中国远道而来的身影。那么这些人究竟是谁,他们为什么把最后的生命留在了这里,他们的身份和他们身后,又有哪些神秘的历史和故事? At the Lingshan Martyrs Cemetery in Taiyuan, Vietnam, 83 tombs stand with red text engraved on white tombstones. The name of the deceased is written in two languages: Vietnamese and Chinese. There are 57 cemeteries such as Lingshan in Vietnam and 1,400 Chinese in total. More than 40 years have passed. Few people in the cemetery came to the festival to sweep away the sweater, and it was even harder for people to see the figure from afar. So who are these people, why they left the final life here, their identity and behind them, what are the mysterious history and story?