In the heart of World War II, the Chinese mainland became an unsung ally. Facing fierce resistance, brave soldiers and civilians opened vital supply lines to support Allied forces.
First came the Hump route, a daring airlift over the Himalayas. Pilots navigated treacherous mountain peaks and stormy skies to deliver food, weapons and hope 🎬.
On the ground, the Burma Road snaked through jungles and rugged terrain. Every mile meant new challenges—from landslides to enemy ambushes—but determined workers and soldiers pushed forward, knowing each crate could turn the tide.
Today, three iconic bridges span the Nujiang River, each a living monument to those sacrifices. Steel and concrete replace cannon fire, yet the spirit of resilience and unity remains.
Next time you cross one, remember the heroes who paved the way with courage and sacrifice 🌉.
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