The heroic deeds of the martyrs of our country and the heroic deeds of the revolutionary martyrs

Heroic deeds: Stories of admirable characters who have died bravely.

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a nationally famous anti-Japanese hero appeared in Moyuan County, Hebei Province, and his name was Wang Erxiao.

Wang Erxiao was only seven years old when he died, and when the Japanese devils swept a ravine, in order to cover thousands of fellow villagers and cadres, he risked his own life and led the enemy into the ambush circle of the Eighth Route Army. The angry Japanese devil picked Wang Erxiao on the tip of the gun and fell to his death on the top of the big rock. The cadres and fellow villagers were out of danger, and the little hero Wang Erxiao died heroically.

Wang Erxiao's moving deeds soon spread throughout the liberated areas, every fellow villager with tears in his eyes, singing Erxiao's cowherd, "Jinchaji**" reported Wang Erxiao's heroic deeds on the front page. The literary and artistic battles in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border area, Tufang Bing and the robbers, soon composed the famous children's song "Singing the Second Little Cowherd" that was later sung throughout China.

Wang Huimin, the anti-Japanese hero who threw eight women into the river.

He was born in 1925 in Sihe Village, Diao Ling Town, Linkou County, Heilongjiang Province. Because his father "Wang Pi Jacket" participated in the "Anti-Japanese Alliance" and served as an adjutant of the military headquarters of the Fifth Army, the house was burned down by the Japanese invaders. She and her younger siblings followed her mother everywhere to avoid the pursuit of Japanese puppet traitors, and Wang Huimin went up the mountain with his father to join the Fifth Army of the "Anti-Japanese Alliance" when he was 12 years old.

Soon, her father died heroically, and Xiao Huimin performed even more heroically on the battlefield. In late October 1938, she shed her last drop of blood and sacrificed her precious life for the liberation of the motherland in the fierce battle of the Uskhon River, when she was only 13 years old.

Zuo Quan is full of enthusiasm and spills too much.

In the early morning of May 25, 1942, a fierce battle was fought in Liao County, Shanxi Province (now Zuoquan County), and 30,000 elite Japanese troops surrounded the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army in the area of Nanaipu, east of Matian, Liao County.

Faced with an enemy several times their size, the leaders of the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army made a decisive decision and divided their troops to break through. After several battles, the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army broke through safely. However, General Zuo Quan, deputy chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army, who was only 37 years old, unfortunately died a heroic death when he led some cadres of the organs to break through the siege.

As a senior general of the Eighth Route Army, Zuo Quan gave up all opportunities for personal breakthroughs, sacrificed his life for righteousness, fulfilled his duties, and sprinkled his blood in the Taihang Mountains.

After the enemy retreated, the soldiers of the headquarters guard company climbed the cross ridge, bought the coffins of nearby villagers, found Zuo Quan's body and buried it on the spot. However, Zuo Quan's heroic spirit did not rest in peace, and the Japanese army intercepted the telegram that "Zuo Quan is missing" and came back, dug up Zuo Quan's coffin at the Cross Ridge, opened it, photographed the body, and published it in the enemy's fake newspaper. The atrocities of the enemy made the mountains and rivers lose color for a time, the land was sad, and the cry for revenge resounded throughout North China.

On October 10, 1942, the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army selected a beautiful place at the foot of Lianhua Mountain in Shexian County, Hebei Province to hold a public funeral ceremony for Zuo Quan, and in addition to all the comrades of the Eighth Route Army Headquarters and the 129th Division Headquarters, there were more than 5,000 soldiers and civilians who participated in the public funeral. The director of the Political Department of the Field Army said at the grave: "Saluting the martyrs is not over, and there are three things to be done in the future, the first is revenge, the second is revenge, and the third is revenge."

For a time, the call of "avenging the left power and vowing to carry out the War of Resistance against Japan to the end" resounded all over the world.

At the site of the 1927 August Seventh Conference, the famous idea of "political power comes out of the barrel of a gun" was put forward.

In the autumn of 946, the Kuomintang army attacked the liberated areas on a large scale, and Liu Hulan took the initiative 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. On January 12, 1947, the Yan army suddenly attacked Yunzhou West Village, and Liu Hulan was informant as a traitor.

Liu Hulan was unmoved in the face of coercion and temptation, and died under the enemy's guillotine. At this time, she was not yet 15 years old.

In February 1947, Shanxi's "Jin Sui**" published a special article for two consecutive days to report Liu Hulan's heroic deeds. Liu Hulan's name is spreading in the land of North China. Soon, *** wrote an inscription for her:

The greatness of life, the glory of death! On January 12, 1957, on the 10th anniversary of the murder of martyr Liu Hulan, Chairman *** re-inscribed eight characters for Liu Hulan, "The greatness of life, the glory of death" to commemorate this heroine.

Dong Cunrui martyr.

Born in October 1929 in a poor peasant family in Nanshan Village, Huailai County, Hebei Province, he participated in various anti-Japanese activities led by the Party under the cultivation of the Party since he was a child. In 1945, Dong Cunrui joined the Eighth Route Army, he worked hard, fought bravely, and made four great contributions and won three medals. In 1946, he honorably joined the Chinese Communist Party.

On May 25, 1948, in the battle to liberate Longhua City, Dong Cunrui held up the explosive bag with his left hand and opened the fuse with his right hand, dying with the enemy, opening the way for victory. Dong Cunrui, an outstanding son of the Chinese people, sacrificed his young life for the revolutionary cause, and we must learn from the heroic spirit and bravely advance along the heroic road.

At the site of the 1927 August Seventh Conference, the famous idea of "political power comes out of the barrel of a gun" was put forward.

Regarding the deeds of revolutionary martyrs, Huang Jiguang of Zhongjiang County, Sichuan Province. On October 14, 1952, the Battle of Shangganling began. Huang Jiguang's second battalion was ordered to occupy the surface of the high ground.

The revolutionary martyrs sacrificed their precious lives for the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people, and their fighting spirit for the motherland and the people is worthy of admiration by future generations; without their spirit of sacrifice, we would not have the happy life we have today; we must not forget history, cherish the memory of the martyrs, and also pay tribute to the revolutionary predecessors who are alive and dead after the War of Liberation and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea!