I just finished reading a biography of Churchill, and here is just my personal opinion. I found him a militant who was afraid of world chaos. When I was a teenager, as soon as I found out where the war was, I tried my best to participate in it. I used to be a war correspondent, but I was caught by the enemy and became a prisoner of war, but I finally escaped from the train. These practical experiences made him famous prematurely, and they also became evidence for his future talks in Kan Kan in the British Parliament. Yes, this person's speech ability is particularly outstanding, and he often makes a scene in the parliament hall alone. He hated socialism especially all his life, and his policy towards the colonists was also very tough. But during World War II, he was able to bury the hatchet and reach cooperation with the Soviet Union. At the critical moment when more than 300,000 British and French troops were forced to Dunkirk, he was pushed to the forefront of history and organized the famous Dunkirk retreat. His contribution to the Second World War is indelible. When he died at the age of 9 1, he enjoyed the same state funeral as General Wellington, which was a great honor!

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