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Summary

In Jinling, Chang Wei reflects on the historical significance of the area while enjoying his leisurely life amidst a backdrop of turmoil in Shanghai. He visits notable tombs and contemplates the legacy of Zhu Shi Liu and Empress Ma. Meanwhile, after a wedding, he receives reports of injuries among his associates during a recent operation, leading to a reassessment of their roles. Ao Bin passionately defends a disabled veteran, unjustly criticized by the neighborhood committee for not being one of their own soldiers. Chang Wei decides to confront this injustice, demonstrating his commitment to honoring those who fought in the anti-Japanese war and recognizing the dignity of all veterans.

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