I went to Wuling Farm today, with my brother-in-law and his wife, too. En route down the winding mountain road heading to the farm, I noticed there are three consecutive bridges by the names of (趙）家驤， （吉）星文，and 章傑。  Apparently the bridges were built in memory of the three deputy commanders who were killed in the very first day of 823 artillery engagement on 23 August, 1958 at Kimen.

I really dont want to see the tragedy happen again.  Do ya, you diehard Taidu advocates?

PS  Gen 吉星文 is the national hero whose regiment fired the first bullet against Jap on July 07, 1937.  What a shame that he finally died in civil war!