Welcome everyone to the Aviation Museum of China. On May 18th, the 48th International Museum Day, the "Remembering Heroes" themed visit to the Aviation Museum of China kicked off. The reporter followed a group of students on a tour led by a guide. Entering the Hero Square of the museum, the sculpture of "Blue Sky Soul", the blazing "Fire of Victory", and the densely packed names of martyrs on the walls silently tell the story of the People's Air Force's struggle. "The Martyrs' Wall records the names of 1811 martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the aviation industry in China. Many schools, government agencies, enterprises, and institutions choose to hold their first class, Party Day activities, employee training, and other activities here, learning from the heroic deeds of aviation to draw strength for progress." Commentator Ben Yubo told reporters that behind each name on this wall, there is a figure who dreams of blue sky with his life - Cai Yunxiang, the first education director of the Northeast Old Aviation School, crashed and died while on a mission; In the national air defense operation, Du Fengrui was unfortunately hit by the enemy to rescue his comrades; During the period of peace construction, Air Force pilot Li Jianying was hit by a flock of pigeons and chose to sacrifice himself to protect the lives and property of the people below the route... Remembering these tragic stories, the audience stopped to pay tribute and ponder. After visiting the Heroic Wall, the group continued along the Heroic Avenue and walked past sculptures such as "Father of Chinese Aviation" Feng Ru and "Li Jian". One meritorious fighter jet after another appeared before their eyes. "This' Young Pioneer 'plane was purchased through voluntary donations from children across the country during the Korean War..." said a primary school student from Suning County, Hebei Province, pointing to a MiG-15 fighter jet. "The children back then were so responsible!" The audience exclaimed as they listened to the introduction. "This student's introduction is very good. Here, reward you with a fighter postcard." The staff on the side walked up and handed the student a postcard. "Just now, when the commentator introduced the meritorious fighter jet piloted by Wang Hai, he mentioned that there are 4 solid pentagrams and 5 hollow pentagrams printed on the side of the fighter jet. Do you remember what these represent respectively?" The staff member immediately asked. "I know! I know! Grandpa Wang Hai once shot down 4 enemy planes and injured 5 enemy planes in battle. The solid pentagram represents the number of enemy planes shot down, and the hollow pentagram represents the number of enemy planes injured." Zhou Bingwu from the Air Force Blue Sky Kindergarten replied. "You answered correctly, I'll give you a book titled 'The Promise of Aviation Expo'." During the Q&A session, everyone unconsciously came to the signature wall of the theme 'Kunpeng Spreads its Wings 90000 Miles, Soars Up to the Peak of the Sea of Clouds'. "May the mountains and rivers be safe and the years be peaceful" and "May the motherland prosper and prosper"... With respect and remembrance for the heroes of the Air Force and good wishes for the aviation industry of our country, everyone writes their heartfelt words on the signature wall. "Today's happy life is the result of countless ancestors' blood shed in the air. We must remember the great achievements of our heroes, study hard, and make progress every day. When we grow up, I will also become an air force pilot!" As we left the museum, a junior high school student from Fengtai District, Beijing, told the reporter that he was an "aviation enthusiast" and had a better understanding of the struggle of the People's Air Force from scratch and from weakness to strength. Today's visit is even more determined