He Xin’s Last Words: Chinese Aviation Hero Honored at 80th Victory Anniversary video poster

He Xin’s Last Words: Chinese Aviation Hero Honored at 80th Victory Anniversary

On September 3, 2025, the Chinese Air Force took center stage at the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. To mark this milestone, CGTN sat down with He Ping, son of martyr He Xin, whose bravery in the skies became legendary. ✈️🇨🇳

During the war, pilots flew over 21,597 sorties, shot down 599 enemy aircraft, and destroyed 627 on the ground. Yet, the cost was high: over 6,000 lost lives, nearly 8,000 wounded, and 2,468 planes never to return to base. It’s like a real-life “Top Gun” saga—every mission shaped history! 😎🚀

For He Ping, preserving his father’s story isn’t just history—it’s a torch passed down through generations. “My dad’s last words were ‘Keep the sky free,’” he recalls, voice steady. Those simple words captured a lifetime of sacrifice and a spirit that still inspires young people today. 🌟

This moment isn’t just about looking back. It’s about carrying forward a legacy of resilience and courage. As we honor heroes like He Xin, their messages remind us to stand tall, dream big, and always protect what we love—even if it’s the sky itself.

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