As the only reporter who repeatedly went back and forth between the two warring countries during the war, after many years of the Gulf War, I still talk about the battle of the century that I personally experienced when I was young, and I feel ashamed.The reason why I regained my teeth with a cheeky old face and recalled my lost youth with great pain was mainly because I was encouraged by group after group of young friends. They read "I Got into the Pyramid" published by World Knowledge Publishing House. Finally, more wondering about my first half of life in the Middle East. As an ordinary person, I did encounter a rare gift from God in a century—the Gulf War in this century, second only to World War I and World War II.Judging from the standardization, equipment, training, and actual combat experience of the troops, the steel content of the Iraqi army is much higher than that of the Chinese, North Korean, and Vietnamese troops during the Korean War and the Vietnam War.Iraqi aircraft and tanks have considerable advantages in quantity and quality, so that they can use the air force and thousands of tanks to carry out tank battles in units of divisions.

I always feel that republishing a small book four years ago is too disrespectful to readers who like me.In addition to correcting the mistakes in the original book, I added some little-known and neglected details, a total of more than 30,000 words, and added 50 photos at the same time—she not only became thicker, but also richer, thus becoming sister articles. Thanks again to everyone. Tang Shizeng June 1998