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Five heroes of Langya Mountain.

During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the five heroes of the Eighth Route Army who bravely resisted the Japanese puppet army in the battle of Langya Mountain in Yi County, Hebei Province, used their lives and blood to compose a magnificent poem that swallowed mountains and rivers. They are the squad leader of the 6th squad of the 7th Company of the 1st Regiment of the 1st Army Subdivision of the Jinchaji Military Region of the Eighth Route Army, Ma Baoyu, a member of the Communist Party, Ge Zhenlin, the deputy squad leader and a member of the Communist Party, and the soldiers Song Xueyi, Hu Delin, and Hu Fucai.

In August 1941, the North China Front of the Japanese invasion army mobilized more than 70,000 troops to carry out a devastating "sweep" of the Beiyue and Pingxi base areas under the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region. On September 25, about 3,500 Japanese puppet troops besieged the Langya Mountain area southwest of Yixian County, in an attempt to annihilate the Eighth Route Army and local party and government organs in the area. The 7th Company of a certain unit of the 1st Army Subdivision of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region was ordered to cover the transfer of party and government organs, troops, and the masses.

When the task was completed and evacuated, 5 soldiers including Ma Baoyu of the 6th squad were left to act as the rear guard to block and cover the transfer of the whole company. They were firm and composed, took advantage of the favorable terrain, bravely fought back, repelled many attacks by the Japanese puppet army, and killed and wounded more than 90 people. The next day, in order to prevent the Japanese puppet army from discovering that the company had shifted direction, they fought and retreated, leading the Japanese puppet army to the top of the chessboard peak of Langya Mountain.

The Japanese puppet army mistakenly believed that it had bitten the main force of the Eighth Route Army, so it launched a fierce attack. The five warriors bravely resisted the danger, and after the bullets ran out, they fought back with stones and continued to fight until sunset. In the face of the approaching Japanese puppet army, they would rather die than give in, destroy their guns, and jump off the cliff dozens of feet deep without hesitation.

Ma Baoyu, Hu Delin, and Hu Fucai were martyred; Ge Zhenlin and Song Xueyi were hung by the branches on the mountainside and survived.

Su Wu, not succumbing to the Huns, returned to the capital in his 70s.

Huanghuagang 72 martyrs.

Zhang Xueliang, Song Jiaoren, etc.

Name two patriotic stories of about 100 words:

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.

Zheng Chenggong's recovery of 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.

The story of Yang Jingyu.

The Chinese nation is a great nation that has never succumbed to external pressure, and has the heroic spirit of fighting a bloody battle against the enemy to the end. Whenever they encounter an invasion by a foreign enemy, the heroic sons and daughters of the Chinese nation, under the guidance of the spirit of patriotism, will stand up to the national crisis and defend the independence and territorial integrity of the motherland with their blood and lives. The heroic deeds of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression are the most perfect embodiment of the patriotic spirit of the military and people in Northeast China during this historical period.

The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was a great war for the Chinese nation's struggle for independence and liberation. During the Anti-Japanese War, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army, under extremely harsh conditions, fought to the death against the powerful Japanese invaders for 14 years. However, the brutal war life and the harsh struggle environment have tempered and produced many heroes.

Among these countless combat heroes, there is one person's story that touches me the most, and this person's name is Yang Jingyu.

The national hero Yang Jingyu fought fiercely with the enemy in the mountains and forests for several days, was wounded in many places, and was surrounded by the enemy, but when he was left alone, he was still fearless, stubbornly resisted, killed and wounded more than 20 people, and died a heroic martyrdom. After Yang Jingyu was sacrificed, the enemy brutally cut off his head and cut open his abdomen, and were horrified to find that his stomach and intestines were full of undigested dead grass, bark, and cotton wool, and there was not a single grain of grain. He watered the flower of peace with his blood and defended the justice of mankind with his life.

You go to the China Children's Resources Network to take a look, there are many patriotic stories of **.

Su Wu shepherd, Zhong Yi Nanguan Chu prisoner, Yashan naval battle, Lu Xiufu martyrdom, etc.

Many, many, many things, Wen Tianxiang's "Keeping Dan's Heart and Sweat Green", Yue Fei's "Serving the Country with Loyalty".

Five heroes of Langya Mountain: squad leader Ma Baoyu, deputy squad leader Ge Zhenlin, veteran soldier Song Xueyi, little soldier Hu Delin, little soldier Hu Fucai!

At the beginning of December 1959, when the conscription work for the new year had begun, Lei Feng urgently asked to join the Chinese People's Liberation Army and release the army, but in view of the coking plant.

Rong's conscription quota was limited, and Lei Feng's performance on the construction site was very outstanding, and the leaders were reluctant to let him go, so they did not agree to his registration. This made Lei Feng anxious, and he ran dozens of miles to the Liaoyang City People's Armed Forces Department to tell Political Commissar Yu about his experience, showing his willingness and determination to join the army. Political Commissar Yu of the Armed Forces Department and the leaders of the engineering corps sent to receive the troops specially studied the issue of Lei Feng's enlistment, believing that he was born as a bitter child, that he had been tempered by practical work, that he had good political quality, and that his motive for enlisting was clear; although he was one meter taller, weighed less than 55 kilograms, and was in poor physical condition, he had driven a tractor on a farm and a bulldozer in a factory, and had been rated as an activist and advanced worker in socialist construction many times.

It is believed that he will grow faster when he enlists in the army. In the end, it was decided to approve Lei Feng's enlistment. On January 8, 1960, Lei Feng received an enlistment notice and came to Yingkou City, where he was stationed, from Liaoyang with the recruits.

As a representative of the recruits, he spoke at the meeting to welcome his comrades-in-arms into the army. Lei Feng's regiment is a unit with a glorious war history, he is determined to carry forward the fine tradition with practical actions, when the meal is opened, he takes the initiative to read the newspaper to everyone, propaganda of the party's policy: during the break, he teaches everyone to sing, Lei Feng feels the warmth of this big family, because of his weak forearm strength, when he began to practice throwing grenades, he went out to practice before dawn, and after more than ten days, he finally got excellent in the study of live ammunition, like other comrades.

In the early winter of 1955, Qian Xuesen, who had just broken through the obstruction of the US authorities and returned to the motherland, came to visit the Harbin Military Engineering Institute. Senior General Chen Geng, the dean, asked him: "Can the Chinese build missiles?"

Qian Xuesen said: "If foreigners can do it, why can't Chinese do it?" Could it be that the Chinese are shorter than the foreigners?!

This sentence determined Qian Xuesen's career in rocketry, missile, and aerospace careers. More than 40 years have passed, and now Qian Xuesen is 90 years old. With his foundational contributions to China's rocket and missile technology, aerospace technology, and even the entire national defense high-tech undertaking, he has written a splendid chapter in the modernization of our army's advanced equipment.

When the revolutionary Chen Tianhua was studying in Japan, after hearing the news that the Russian army had invaded Manchuria and that the corrupt and incompetent Qing ** was going to privately sign a treaty with Tsarist Russia to lose power and humiliate the country, he was overwhelmed with grief and indignation, and immediately held an anti-Russian meeting among the students, organized the anti-Russian volunteers, and prepared to return to China to participate in the war.

After returning to the dormitory, he bit his finger and wrote a blood book to save the country with his blood fingers, stating the tragedy of the death of the country in the blood book.

The bitterness of being a slave in the country inspired the compatriots to rise up and fight ......He wrote dozens of photos in a row, and finally fainted due to excessive bleeding, but his mouth was still salty: "Save the country!" Salvation! ”

After others woke him up, he insisted on putting the blood letters one by one into envelopes and sending them back to China from Japan, thousands of miles away. Those who read it were all moved. When the revolutionary Chen Tianhua was studying in Japan, after hearing the news that the Russian army had invaded Manchuria and that the corrupt and incompetent Qing ** was going to privately sign a treaty with Tsarist Russia to lose power and humiliate the country, he was overwhelmed with grief and indignation, and immediately held an anti-Russian meeting among the students, organized the anti-Russian volunteers, and prepared to return to China to participate in the war.

After returning to the dormitory, he bit his finger and wrote a blood book to save the country with his blood fingers, stating the tragedy of the death of the country in the blood book.

The bitterness of being a slave in the country inspired the compatriots to rise up and fight ......He wrote dozens of photos in a row, and finally fainted due to excessive bleeding, but his mouth was still salty: "Save the country!" Salvation! ”

After others woke him up, he insisted on putting the blood letters one by one into envelopes and sending them back to China from Japan, thousands of miles away. Those who read it were all moved.

Yang Jingyu dedicated himself to the fight against Japan.

Yang Jingyu, a national anti-Japanese hero, served as the commander of the "South Manchurian Anti-Japanese Allied Army" from 1934 to 1940. During the six years of arduous warfare, he took the lead in fighting the Japanese invaders in the white mountains and black waters, forests and snowfields. In the face of the enemy's heavy encirclement and suppression, Yang Jingyu led his troops to fight tenaciously, making the enemy restless and panicked.

The Japanese chieftain was afraid and hated him, and mobilized heavy troops to besiege him. Someone persuaded Yang Jingyu to surrender, and he said categorically: "No, I have my beliefs.

In the end, the ammunition ran out, and Yang Jingyu died heroically after the last bullet. The enemy brutally cut open his stomach with a bayonet, and Yang Jingyu did not have a grain of rice in his stomach, only tree bark, grass roots, and cotton wool.