A brief story about Ma Ben Zhai s deeds, a brief look at Ma Ben Zhai s heroic deeds

Ma Benzhai was born in 1901 in a Hui peasant family in Xian County, Hebei Province. In his early years, he joined the army as a soldier and was promoted to regiment commander step by step. After the September 18 Incident in 1931, in the face of the loss of the country and the lack of way to serve the country, he was dissatisfied with the Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek's policy of non-resistance to Japan, so he resolutely abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown of Dongxinzhuang, Xian County, Hebei Province.

In July 1937, after the outbreak of the National War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Ma Benzhai organized the Hui Anti-Japanese Volunteer Corps in his hometown to resist the Japanese invading army. In April 1938, he led the team to participate in the Eighth Route Army, and the department was reorganized into the Huimin Teaching Corps of the Jizhong Military Region and served as the captain. In 1939, the Muslim Teaching Corps was reorganized into the Muslim Detachment of the Third Column of the Eighth Route Army, and he served as the commander.

In August 1942, the Muslim detachment was ordered to arrive at the Hebei-Shandong-Henan anti-Japanese base area, and Ma Benzhai was appointed commander of the Third Army Division of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region and commander of the Huimin detachment. Ma Benzhai fought bravely and took the lead, and enjoyed high prestige among the Muslim detachment and the masses. Under the leadership of Ma Benzhai, the reorganized Muslim detachment has continuously improved its combat effectiveness, and the team has grown to more than 2,000 people, becoming an anti-Japanese force capable of fighting well.

From 1937 to 1944, Ma Benzhai led the Muslim detachment, fearless of sacrifice, bloody battles, bravely killed the enemy, experienced more than 870 large and small battles, annihilated more than 360,000 Japanese puppet troops, and was invincible in the vast Jizhong Plain and the land of Hebei, Shandong, and Henan.

With the help of the party organization, in the melting pot of the people's army and the test of the flames and smoke of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Ma Benzhai's political consciousness was rapidly enhanced, and he deeply felt the greatness of the party and was determined to join the Communist Party of China and fight for the party's cause, for the defeat of the Japanese invading army, and for the liberation of the motherland and the nation. In his application for joining the party, he wrote: "I am willing to dedicate everything I have to the great Communist Party of China and to the great cause of fighting for the liberation of the Hui nationality and the liberation of the entire Chinese nation."

In October 1938, Ma Benzhai honorably joined the Communist Party of China.

At the end of 1943, Ma Benzhai led his troops to participate in the anti-encroachment battle in the Hebei-Shandong-Henan anti-Japanese base area, and developed a poisonous sore on the back of his neck. Due to the busy war and the lack of medical treatment, he was unable to ** in time, and his condition soon worsened. At the end of January 1944, the Muslim detachment was ordered to go to Yan'an.

Before leaving, he made the last mobilization for the troops despite his illness, and told his comrades to "follow the party, follow the party, and fight to the end!" On February 7 of the same year, Ma Benzhai died of illness in Shen County, Shandong Province, at the age of 42.

On July 7, 1937, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, the Japanese army invaded North China on a large scale, in the face of broken mountains and rivers, trampled by iron hooves, Ma Benzhai was filled with righteous indignation, and resolutely organized more than 70 young and middle-aged people in the village to raise the banner of the anti-Japanese volunteers. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he formed a "Muslim Volunteer Team" in his hometown to fight against the Japanese invaders. In March 1938, he led his troops to join the Hebei Guerrilla Army, organized into the Muslim Teaching Team, and joined the Communist Party of China in October of the same year.

From then on, he successively served as the captain and chief of the Muslim Teaching Team, the commander of the Muslim detachment of the Jizhong Military Region, the commander of the Third Army Division of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region and the commander of the Muslim detachment. In the past 7 years, he commanded the Hui Han Jian'er, who fought in the Jizhong Plain and the coast of the Bohai Sea, and galloped behind enemy lines in Hebei, Shandong, and Henan. After hundreds of battles, he wiped out more than 30,000 Japanese puppet troops, making the enemy fearful.

In 1939, the Huimin Branch of the Jizhong Military Region was established. View all Ma Benzhai, (1903--1944), scientific name Shouqing, Hui nationality. Ren Yinnian (January 2, 1903) was born in Dongxinzhuang (now Benzhai Village), Xian County, Zhili, and was a famous anti-Japanese national hero.

Yusuf Ma Benzhai (1901-1944), is the name of the anti-Japanese hero Ma Benzhai, formerly known as Ma Shouqing, male, Hui, Communist Party member, from Xian County, Cangzhou, Hebei. During the Anti-Japanese War, he was the founder of the Huimin Detachment of the Jizhong Military Region of the Eighth Route Army and an anti-Japanese national hero. He led the Hui detachment to gallop in the Jizhong Plain, fighting bravely and well, and his prestige was far and wide.

Comrades called it "a victorious Muslim detachment." In 1944, on the way to Yan'an with the army, Ma Benzhai had a herpes zoster attack, contracted pneumonia again, and died in Shen County, Shandong. In September 2009, Ma Benzhai was selected as "100 heroes and exemplary figures who have made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China" by 11 departments including the Propaganda Department and the Organization Department.

Ma Benzhai was born in 1901 in Dongxinzhuang, Xian County, Hebei Province. Bright since childhood, he studied in a private school, and he was coarse in writing and ink, and then he was forced by life to follow his father to the Northeast. After that, he joined the Fengjun (Northeast Army).

In 1924, he entered the "Northeast Lecture Martial Arts Hall" to study, and after graduating from the Lecture Martial Arts Hall, he was promoted from a soldier to platoon commander, company commander, battalion commander, and finally promoted to the commander of the Fourth Regiment of the 21st Independent Division of the Feng Army. After the "918" incident in 1931, dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek's policy of non-resistance, he resolutely abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown to work as a farmer. [1]

After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, two battalions of the Northeast Army led by Lu Zhengcao and a part of the mass armed forces went to Hebei to carry out guerrilla warfare, creating a new situation in the anti-Japanese war in central Hebei. Under this new situation, Ma Benzhai, who had a strong patriotic heart, stepped forward and organized the Hui people's anti-Japanese armed forces, the Hui People's Volunteer Corps, and began a heroic struggle against the Japanese invaders.

Soon, Ma Benzhai got in touch with the party organization, and with the help of the party leadership and the Eighth Route Army, the Hui Volunteer Brigade developed and grew rapidly, and was renamed the Hui Teaching Team of the Jizhong Guerrilla Army. In July 1938, the Hui Teaching Team and the Hui Cadre Teaching Team of the Jizhong Military Region organized by Lu Zhengcao were combined into the Hui Cadre Teaching Corps, with Ma Benzhai as the captain. In this year, Ma Benzhai honorably joined the Communist Party of China.

On his application for party membership, he wrote: "I am determined to fight to the end for the liberation of the Hui nation, and the complete liberation of the Hui nationality can only be achieved with the help and leadership of the Communist Party of China." Since then, he has fulfilled all the tasks assigned to him by the party with great enthusiasm and strong perseverance.

The Hui armed forces led by Ma Benzhai fought wittily and bravely on the Jizhong Plain, dealing a heavy blow to the Japanese puppet army. In the battle of Kangzhuang in 1940, Ma Benzhai commanded the troops to attack the enemy from all sides, and after half an hour of fighting, except.

In addition to the six or seven puppet soldiers who fled, the remaining 50 people were all annihilated. In this battle, one cannon, one heavy machine gun, two light machine guns, more than 60 rifles, more than 10 horses, and a lot of ammunition were captured. The Eighth Route Army's Jizhong Military Region issued a circular commending Comrade Ma Benzhai and awarding the Huimin Corps the banner of "an invincible, indestructible, invincible, and incapable iron army."

During the arduous war years, Ma Benzhai conscientiously studied, worked selflessly, cared about the weal and woe of the masses and the lives of the soldiers, and was loved by the masses and the soldiers. Due to long-term fatigue, he was sick, but for the sake of work, he was unwilling to recuperate, **, until he was too sick to get out of bed, and was sent to the hospital by his comrades. Later, when his condition deteriorated further, he estimated that the treatment would not be effective, so he instructed his family

On February 7, 1944, Ma Benzhai, an outstanding member of the Communist Party of China and an outstanding son of the Chinese nation, died in Shen County, Shandong Province at the age of 43.

At the beginning of January, Ma Benzhai contacted more than 60 Hui youths in the village to organize the Hui anti-Japanese volunteers, and then some Hui people in the river stream and Xian County also joined the team, Ma Benzhai led the Hui anti-Japanese armed forces, armed with big knives and spears and earthen guns, sniping the enemy on the bank of the Ziya River to defend their hometown.

After the fall of Wuhan in October of that year, the Hui Teaching Corps followed the instructions of the Jizhong Military Region, and in the following two months, Ma Benzhai led his troops to fight with the Japanese army more than 30 times, destroyed more than 500 enemies, and destroyed the Beijing-Pudong Railway more than 70 times.

On 25 January, more than 7,000 Japanese troops began a campaign to besiege the anti-Japanese base areas in central Hebei, and Ma Benzhai led the Muslim Teaching Corps to attack the Shahe Bridge and killed more than 30 people; in February, the Muslim Teaching Corps ambushed 19 enemy cars on the road from Kangxian to Hejian; and in mid-March, Ma Benzhai eliminated more than 700 armed bandits.

In October of that year, the Jizhong Military Region awarded a pennant to the Huimin detachment with outstanding military achievements, and the flag read, "The Iron Army that cannot be defeated, dragged or carried out, and is invincible." In a few months, 27 battles were carried out, more than 1,500 Japanese troops were annihilated, 3 Japanese second lieutenants and warrant officers were captured, more than 100 puppet soldiers were captured, and more than 300 rifles and machine guns were captured.

5. Ma Benzhai led his troops to fight, and the remote areas of Hejian, Cangxian, and Xianxian County forced Yamamoto Daisa's team to retreat in Hejian City, completely smashing the enemy's conspiracy. Ma Benzhai led the Hui detachment to participate in the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, experienced more than 870 battles and annihilated more than 10,000 Japanese puppet troops. The Japanese invading army was terrified.

Brief introduction of Ma Ben Zhai:

Ma Benzhai was born in Cangzhou, Hebei Province in 1901, his original name was Ma Shouqing, and his name was Yusuf Ma Benzhai during the War of Resistance against Japan.

In 1942, due to the rapid deterioration of the anti-Japanese environment in central Hebei, the Japanese puppet army frequently swept the area where the Muslim detachment operated, causing great difficulties to the Huimin detachment.

Ma Benzhai led the Muslim detachment and the Japanese puppet army to fight an ambush in a jealous and harsh environment, and by May 1, the Japanese army had concentrated more than 50,000 infantry and more than 800 tanks to carry out a sweep of the Jizhong base area.

In order to alleviate the pressure on the command center caused by the Japanese army, Ma Benzhai was ordered to attack Bozhen and Jiaohe to divert the attention of the Japanese army, and finally protected the victorious transfer of our army headquarters.

In 1944, when Ma Benzhai was about to return to Yan'an, Ma Benzhai had a sudden attack of shingles, and finally died of pneumonia in Shen County, Shandong.

1. On July 7, 1937, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, and the Japanese army invaded North China on a large scale. In September 1937, the Japanese army took control of the waterways of the Ziya River and the Fuyang River. The devils repeatedly broke into Dongxinzhuang to kill people and set fires, robbed people of food, cattle and sheep that they relied on for survival, and insulted their Hui compatriots in front of the mosque many times.

The flames of hatred burn in the hearts of the people.

In January 1938, Ma Benzhai and his third brother contacted more than 60 Hui youths in the village to organize the Hui anti-Japanese volunteer team, and Ma Benzhai's mother and wife also organized more than 30 women to cook, deliver water, and wash clothes for the team, fully supporting Ma Benzhai's anti-Japanese war cause. Since then, the Jizhong Plain has killed a mighty Muslim detachment.

2. In 1939, the Muslim Teaching Corps was reorganized into the Muslim Detachment of the Third Column of the Eighth Route Army. Dai Wenyi, who joined the army that year, recalled: "Ma Benzhai is arrogant, and he is both wise and brave.

In the early autumn of 1939, 19 Japanese military vehicles were detected passing by, and Ma Benzhai ordered the troops to set up an ambush in the bean field. The subordinates thought that the bean trees were too low to hide, so it was better to go to the millet field or sorghum field to lay in ambush.

Ma Benzhai said, if you think like this, the Japanese army will also think like this, so let's take him by surprise. Sure enough, the Japanese army reconnoitred all the millet and sorghum fields they passed by, and relaxed their vigilance when they passed through the bean fields, and the soldiers of the Muslim detachment jumped up and paralyzed all 19 vehicles.

During the war, the Hui detachment led by Ma Benzhai with Hui and Han youths as the main force fought more than 2,000 battles and annihilated more than 10,000 Japanese puppet soldiers. They can be seen in almost every war, and they are simply invincible.

In the anti-Japanese war of the Hui people, he is also the number one person, but he himself is not very heroic, and I didn't see how he sprinted to kill the enemy in the book. But he led a team that was very powerful, and he annihilated a lot of the Japanese. is a hero, a good leader.

In 1938, he joined the Communist Party of China, and in 1939, Ma Benzhai carried out guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines to eliminate the bandits.

Let the Japanese army be frightened. Ma Benzhai, the anti-Japanese hero, formed a Hui team with extremely strong combat ability and dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese army.

In his hometown, he organized the people to become the Muslim anti-Japanese volunteers. It was incorporated by the Eighth Route Army. The local Japanese puppet army was beaten to the ground, and it was terrifying.

Anti-Japanese national hero.

The young men of the ethnic minorities are heroic, and the girls are beautiful.

Ma Benzhai made great contributions to the anti-Japanese resistance.

Ma Benzhai, scientific name Shouqing, Hui nationality. He was born on January 1, 1903 in Dongxinzhuang, Xian County. After the outbreak of the Lugou Bridge Incident, the Japanese army invaded North China on a large scale, Ma Benzhai filled the eagle with righteous indignation, organized more than 70 young and middle-aged people in the village, and resolutely raised the banner of the anti-Japanese volunteers.

In March 1938, he led a team to participate in the Hebei Guerrilla Army, organized as the Jizhong Hui Teaching Team, and in October of the same year, he joined the Communist Party of China, and successively served as the captain and chief of the Hui Teaching Team, the commander of the Hui Detachment of the Third Column of the Eighth Route Army, and the commander of the Third Army Division of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region and the commander of the Hui Detachment. After more than 800 battles, he eliminated more than 30,000 Japanese puppet soldiers, making the enemy fearful. In February 1944, he became ill from overwork and died in the rear hospital of the Hebei-Shandong-Henan Military Region. [