Soldier Wu Jie saved by troops in 2008, rescues others 18 years later
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Wu's commitment to rescue missions traces back to a life-changing experience in childhood. During the devastating 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, the then-12-year-old was trapped beneath collapsed buildings before being rescued by PLA soldiers. The sight of troops in camouflage inspired him to one day wear the same uniform.
Eighteen years later, Wu fulfilled that promise, returning to the front lines in military uniform to protect others facing disaster. "No matter how dangerous the situation is, I will always be among the first to reach people in need," Wu said.
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