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Liu Hulan, formerly known as Liu Fulan, was born on October 8, 1932 in a middle-class peasant family in Wenshui County, Shanxi Province. His mother died early, and his father Liu Jingqian continued to marry Hu Wenxiu. Hu Wenxiu changed the word "Fu" in Liu Fulan's name to his surname "Hu", and changed his name to Liu Hulan from then on.

The stepmother actively devoted herself to the work of the Women's Relief Society and was very supportive of Liu Hulan's participation in the revolution.

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 October 1945, Liu Hulan participated in the "Women's Cadre Training Class" held by the Wenshui County Committee of the Communist Party of China. After studying for more than a month, she returned to the village and served as the secretary of the village women's salvation association.

In May 1946, Liu Hulan was transferred to the Fifth District "Anti-Japanese Federation" women's officer; In June, Liu Hulan was recruited as a probationary member of the CCP and transferred back to Yunzhou West Village to lead the local land reform movement.

In the autumn of 1946, when the Kuomintang army launched a large-scale attack on the liberated areas, the Wenshui County Party Committee decided to leave a small number of armed workers to persist in the struggle, and a large number of cadres were transferred to the mountains. At that time, Liu Hulan also received a notice of transfer, but she offered to stay and persist in the struggle. This 14-year-old female Communist Party member traveled back and forth in her hometown, which had become an enemy area, secretly mobilizing the masses and cooperating with the armed forces to fight the enemy.

Shi Peihuai, the reactionary village chief of Yunzhou West Village, sent food and money and delivered intelligence to Yan Xishan's army, which became a local hazard. One day in December 1946, Liu Hulan cooperated with the members of the armed forces to execute him. Yan Xishan's bandit army was angry and decided to retaliate.

On January 12, 1947, the Yan army suddenly attacked Yunzhou West Village, and Liu Hulan was informant as a traitor. She calmly handed over the silver ring given by her grandmother, the handkerchief given by the company commander of the Eighth Route Army, and the golden oil box as a token of joining the party—three valuable souvenirs to her stepmother, and was taken away by the fierce enemy. Liu Hulan was unmoved in the face of coercion and temptation, and was brought to the guillotine to see a few people in the bandit army, and asked angrily:

How am I going to die? After the bandit army shouted "one thing", she calmly lay down on the knife seat. When martyr Liu Hulan died, she was not yet 15 years old.

Lai Ning, Dong Cunrui, Huang Jiguang, Jiao Yulu. It's quite a lot, and you'll know it at once.

Zhan Tianyou is a pioneer of modern science and a famous engineer, full of patriotic enthusiasm in the face of the difficult situation of having no capital, no technology, and no talent in China, and was ordered to build the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway. With the spirit of selflessness and hardship, he traveled all over the mountains and mountains between Beijing and Zhangjiakou, and it took only 5 million yuan and 4 years to build the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway, which was planned for foreigners to cost 9 million yuan and took 7 years to complete.

The foreign experts who came to visit were all shocked and amazed. At that time, in recognition of Zhan Tianyou's achievements, some universities in the United States decided to award him a doctorate in engineering and invited him to attend the ceremony. However, Zhan Tianyou was tasked with the design of another railway, so he resolutely declined the invitation.

His spirit of serving the country and not making personal merits has won praise at home and abroad.

If you don't like this patriotic celebrity story, you can also consider the following patriotic celebrity stories: 1. Hua Luogeng resolutely returned to China: Hua Luogeng, a great mathematician, returned to the motherland from the United Kingdom, where the anti-Japanese beacon was burning everywhere, after the "July 7" incident, not for money and degrees, and actively participated in the anti-Japanese salvation movement after returning to China.

In 1950, he had become an internationally renowned first-rate mathematician and was hired as a tenured professor at the University of Illinois in the United States, but he resolutely led his family back to the newly liberated motherland.

2. Zheng Chenggong recovered Taiwan: As early as 1624, Dutch colonialism sent troops to invade and occupy Taiwan, China's territory, and implemented extremely barbaric and cruel rule, and the Taiwanese people fought heroically against the invaders. In 1661, Zheng Chenggong, who led the anti-Qing struggle on the southeast coast, led more than 350 warships and more than 25,000 soldiers to encircle Taiwan.

Taiwan has returned to the embrace of the motherland.

3, patriotic hero Yang Jingyu: Yang Jingyu participated in the revolution at the age of 21, in the early 1940s, he was besieged by the Japanese army, seriously wounded, unable to gnaw the bark, can only swallow the cotton in the cotton clothes and ice and snow to satisfy hunger. When the Japanese army failed to persuade them to surrender, they let go of their guns, and Yang Jingyu, who was only 35 years old, died heroically.

The brutal Japanese soldiers dissected his body, and when they saw that there were only weeds and cotton wool in his stomach, these invaders who were overwhelmed by the anti-Japanese coalition led by Yang Jingyu were all stunned. In the dense forests of Changbai Mountain, the force that supports Yang Jingyu's fight against the enemy is a love for the motherland.

Zhang Zuolin's method of dealing with the Japanese is also unique, once attended a Japanese drinking party, after three rounds of drinking, a celebrity from Japan asked the handsome to appreciate the words, he knew that Zhang Zuolin was born in the green forest, limited literacy, and wanted to show his ugliness in public. But Zhang Zuolin grabbed the pen and wrote a tiger character, and then inscribed, in the applause, threw the pen back to the table. The Oriental celebrity laughed out loud at the words "Zhang Zuolin's hands are black".

The entourage hurriedly approached Da Shuai's ear and reminded, "The word 'ink' in the 'hand ink' written by Da Shuai has become 'black' with a 'soil' missing underneath." Zhang Zuolin glared and scolded: "Damn, that bastard!"

I still don't know how to write the word 'ink'? Dealing with the Japanese, don't you have black hands? It's called 'not giving an inch of land!'

The Chinese present suddenly realized that they would laugh, while the Japanese were dumbfounded. This story of "not giving up an inch of land" has also been passed down to the present, and it is precisely because of these vivid and enjoyable stories that Zhang Zuolin's name is well-known in the black land of Northeast China.

Zhu Ziqing would rather die than eat American relief food;