Who else is a hero like Liu Hulan

Anti-Japanese hero Liu Hulan died at the age of 15, and the traitor who betrayed him told the truth before he died.

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Liu Hulan went to primary school at the age of 8 and joined the children's group at the age of 10. In the dark years of reactionary feudal warlord rule, the tyrannical landlords brutally exploited the peasants, and the seeds of hatred were planted in Liu Hulan's heart from an early age. The Red Army came and distributed the property of the landlord's family to the poor.

Under the leadership of the party, Liu Hulan understood many revolutionary truths. She led everyone to send condolences, rescue and transfer the wounded, and actively support the front line. Back in the village, after hearing the news that the Red Army had been captured, she bravely participated in the rescue operation and rescued them.

However, on the way to the transfer, Liu Hulan was unlucky. The bully landlord tortured Liu Hulan to extract a confession, but Liu Hulan was unyielding, showing the noble character and fearless revolutionary spirit of the Communist Party members. In January 1947, Liu Hulan, who was only 15 years old, with a firm belief in communism, regarded death as home, bravely fought under the enemy's guillotine, and sacrificed his precious life for the cause of liberation of the Chinese people.

The inscription for her: "The greatness of life, the glory of death".

Liu Hulan (1932-1947), formerly known as Liu Fulan, was born on October 8, 1932 in a middle-class peasant family in Wenshui County. At the age of 8, he went to the village elementary school and joined the children's group at the age of 10. She used to be the secretary of the Women's Rescue Association of Yunzhou West Village, Wenshui County, and the women's officer of the "Anti-Japanese Federation" in the fifth district.

On January 12, 1947, Liu Hulan, who was only 15 years old, with a firm belief in communism, calmly lay down under the enemy's guillotine, and gave her precious life for the cause of liberation of the Chinese people. The inscription for her: "The greatness of life, the glory of death".

1. At the age of 14, Liu Hulan was exceptionally elected as an alternate member of the Communist Party of China to lead the local land reform movement.

2. In May 1946, Liu Hulan was transferred to the Fifth District "Anti-Japanese Federation" women's officer to organize and participate in the local women's revolutionary work.

3. In June 1946, Liu Hulan was transferred back to Yunzhou West Village to lead the local land reform activities.

4. In October 1946, the Kuomintang army invaded Wenshui County. In order to preserve the revolutionary forces, the county party committee decided to transfer most of the comrades to the mountains, leaving some comrades to persist in the struggle. Together with the comrades who remained, she conveyed the Party's instructions to the village party organizations, organized the masses to bury grain, and cooperated with the armed workers to suppress the reactionary village chiefs.

Liu Hulan (October 8, 1932 - January 12, 1947), alias Liu Fulan, was a native of Yunzhou West Village, Wenshui County, Shanxi Province. Famous revolutionary martyr and outstanding Communist Party member.

Liu Hulan went to the village primary school at the age of 8 and joined the children's group at the age of 10. In 1945, she entered the training class for women cadres of the Communist Party of China, and in 1946, she went to Yunzhou West Village, Wenshui County, Shanxi Province to do women's work, served as the secretary of the Women's Relief Association, and later became the director, and became an alternate member of the Communist Party of China. At the age of 14, he was absorbed as a probationary member of the Communist Party of China, and at the age of 15, he was very sad when he knew about it, and he wrote an inscription specifically for Liu Hulan:

The greatness of life, the glory of death"。She is also the only hero whose inscription has been inscribed by three generations of leaders.

On January 12, 1947, the Kuomintang Yan Xishan Army and the landlord's armed "Revenge Self-Defense Force" surrounded Yunzhou West Village and drove the masses to the site, and Liu Hulan betrayed him as a traitor. She was not subjugated in front of the enemy, and in the face of the enemy she asked "What work have you done for the Eight Roads?" ”

In order to bring her to her knees, the cruel enemy killed six revolutionaries in front of her, but Liu Hulan was undaunted, calmly walked towards the guillotine, and died heroically.

Less than a month after Liu Hulan's death, Shanxi's "Jin Sui**" published the news of Liu Hulan's heroic death, the name Liu Hulan spread in North China, and after her sacrifice for half a year, she usually turned into a formal Communist Party member at the age of 18, but the Jinsui Branch of the Communist Party of China decided to posthumously recognize Liu Hulan as a formal member of the Communist Party of China.

Liu Hulan died honorably at the age of 15, she was as gorgeous as a flower but also as short as a firework. But her short life has been remembered by future generations for a lifetime, and her glorious deeds have been praised and remembered by future generations from generation to generation. Zang Kejia once said: "Some people are alive, he is dead, and some people are dead, he is still alive."

The second half of these words was written to heroes like Liu Hulan.

Liu Hulan's personal profile: Liu Hulan, alias Fu Lan, was born in Yunzhou West Village, Wenshui County, Shanxi Province, born on October 8, 1932 and died on January 12, 1947.

Liu Hulan's life was very short, she went to primary school at the age of 8, joined the Children's League at the age of 10, entered the training class for women's cadres of the Communist Party of China at the age of 13, and went to Yunzhou West Village, Wenshui County, Shanxi Province at the age of 14 to do women's work, serving as the secretary of the Women's Rescue Association, and later as the director, and became an alternate member of the Communist Party of China. But she died heroically at the age of 15.

Liu Hulan's achievements: At the age of 14, Liu Hulan was exceptionally included in the Communist Party of China as a backup member to lead the local land reform movement, in May 1946, Liu Hulan was transferred to the fifth district of the "Anti-Japanese Federation" women's officer, organizing and participating in the local women's revolutionary work, and in June of the same year, she was transferred back to Yunzhou West Village to lead the local land reform movement.

In December 1946, Liu Hulan cooperated with the members of the armed forces to execute Shi Peihuai, the reactionary village chief of Yunzhou West Village. After her death in 1947, the Jinsui Branch of the Communist Party of China posthumously recognized her as a full member of the Communist Party of China.

Liu Hulan's heroic deeds are as follows:

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the Communist Party of China led the people of Shanxi to carry out a salvation movement, and Wenshui County also established an anti-Japanese democracy**. From then on, Liu Hulan began to come into contact with revolutionary principles and understood how a person can live a worthwhile and meaningful death.

She actively participated in the anti-Japanese children's regiment in the village, and together with her friends, she stood guard, sentry, and sent intelligence for the Eighth Route Army, and showed great courage on the front line, not only bandaging the wounds of the wounded, but also helping the soldiers to transport ammunition. At this time, Liu Hulan was only 13 years old.

Later, Liu Hulan became the secretary of the Yunzhou West Village Women's Rescue Association. She mobilized the masses to fight the landlords, send public rations, make military shoes, and also mobilized young people to sign up for the army. Liu Hulan withstood severe tests in the struggle and was officially approved as an alternate member of the CCP in June 1946.

This year, she was only 14 years old.

On January 12, 1947, Liu Hulan was arrested by the Kuomintang army and the landlords' armed forces. In the face of the threat of the enemy, she was unyielding and said with great righteousness: "Fear of death is not the Communist Party!""The enemy had no choice but to kill the six revolutionaries at the same time.

But she was undaunted and calmly lay down under the guillotine. In her short youth, she composed poems of eternal life, and with an immortal spirit, she stood up a declaration of life.

In late March 1947, on the way to the war in northern Shaanxi, Chairman *** personally wrote an inscription for Liu Hulan: "The greatness of life, the glory of death!".On August 1 of the same year, the Jinsui Branch of the Communist Party of China made a decision to posthumously recognize Liu Hulan as a full member of the Communist Party of China.

Liu Hulan's heroic deeds are as follows:

In January of that year, Liu Hulan participated in the battle for grain in Xishe and loaded grain with revolutionaries.

In October of that year, Liu Hulan went to Guanjiabao Village in Fenhe with her family on her back to participate in the women's liberation training class, and was selected as the group leader to devote herself to studying. At the local anti-hegemony mass meeting, he took the stage to make a speech, exposing and denouncing the crimes of the bully landlords and feudal customs that cruel the people, and was praised by the district. After returning to the village after graduation, she served as the secretary of the village women's rescue association, organized women to run winter schools, helped the families of martyrs to solve difficulties, and supported the front and condolences to the troops.

Together with party members, mobilize the masses to take the initiative and young people to sign up for the army.

In February of that year, Liu Hulan participated in the front-line work of the Dongzhuang battle against Yan Xishan's recalcitrant army.

In the spring of the year, the county issued a task of spinning 200 catties of cotton, which was completed within 20 days. She led the women to fight hard day and night, completed it 2 days ahead of schedule, and won the first place in the county. In May 1946, Liu Hulan was transferred to the Fifth District as a women's officer of the "Anti-Japanese Federation", and was transferred back to Yunzhou West Village to lead the local land reform movement.

In October of that year, Liu Hulan and the comrades who stayed behind conveyed the party's instructions to the village party organizations and organized the masses to bury the grain.

One day in December of that year, Liu Hulan cooperated with the members of the martial arts team to execute Shi Peihuai, the reactionary village chief. Yan Xishan's bandit army decided to carry out retaliatory actions and attacked the Wenshui area on a large scale. In order to preserve their strength, the eight prefectural committees of the Communist Party of China decided to transfer most of the cadres in the Pingchuan area to the mountains.

On the grounds that she was young and familiar with the environment, she offered to stay. Wang Bengu, the commander of the third battalion of the 12th Regiment, was wounded, and she hid Wang Bengu in a military family's house, used the money she usually saved to buy medicine for him to treat his injuries, and took care of him carefully until he recovered and returned to the team.

On the night of January 11 of that year, her superiors informed her of the transfer. At dawn the next day, the Kuomintang suddenly surrounded Yunzhou West Village, escorted Shi Sanhuai back to the village, and forced the whole village to gather at the Guanyin Temple. Liu Hulan was ** because of a traitor's informant.

She also came to the venue with the crowd. The Kuomintang arrested Shi Shihui, Chen Shurong, Liu Shushan, Zhang Niancheng and others on the spot, and coerced her to come out and confess. During the interrogation, the Kuomintang tried every possible means to induce her to confess to her comrades and promise her land.

Liu Hulan did not obey in every possible way, and calmly accepted righteousness.

Liu Hulan only lived to be 15 years old, but she left behind many heroic deeds. As early as the Anti-Japanese War, 10-year-old Liu Hulan actively participated in the anti-Japanese children's regiment in the village, standing guard, sentry, and sending intelligence for the Eighth Route Army. Because of her outstanding performance, she became a district women's officer at the age of 14 and was also absorbed by the Communist Party of China as a probationary party member.

In order to meet the needs of the revolution, the party sent Liu Hulan back to Yunzhou West Village to lead the work. During this period, Liu Hulan once cooperated with the members of the martial arts team to execute Shi Peihuai, the big bully in the area, which won the praise of the common people and angered the reactionaries. In retaliation, the reactionaries led their troops to raid Yunzhou West Village.

The higher authorities ordered Liu Hulan to transfer, but in order to help more people and party members transfer, Liu Hulan took the initiative to ask to stay and persist in the struggle. Unfortunately, at this time, someone rebelled, and Liu Hulan was ** because of a traitor's informant.

After the reactionaries caught Liu Hulan, they carried out all kinds of coercion and inducement, but they were unsuccessful. In the end, the reactionaries brought Liu Hulan to the guillotine and killed six revolutionaries at the same time in front of her. But what the enemy never expected was that Liu Hulan was unusually calm and shouted angrily:

How am I going to die? After the reactionaries said "one thing," Liu Hulan said in a righteous and awe-inspiring manner, "I am not a Communist Party member who is afraid of death," and then came to the guillotine and lay down under the guillotine without fear.

In this way, Liu Hulan, who was only 15 years old, ended a short and brilliant life.

In the spring of 1947, after listening to Liu Hulan's deeds, he was moved to write down 8 big characters of "the greatness of life, the glory of death", and highly praised this very young hero-Liu Hulan.

Liu Hulan was born on October 8, 1932 in Yunzhou West Village, Wenshui County, Shanxi Province. At the age of 14, she served as the secretary of the Village Women's Rescue Association, and in the same year, she served as the secretary of the Fifth District Women's Rescue Association, and was absorbed as an alternate member of the Communist Party of China. On January 12, 1947, the troops of warlord Yan Xishan suddenly attacked Yunzhou West Village, and Liu Hulan was informant as a traitor.

In the face of the enemy's coercion and temptation, Liu Hulan was not afraid, regarded death as home, and calmly lay under the enemy's guillotine with the fearless spirit of "fear of death is not the Communist Party", and made a heroic sacrifice. He was under the age of 15. After Liu Hulan was righteous, *** personally wrote an inscription for him:

The greatness of life, the glory of death