Revolutionary Martyrs Story Short

The deeds of the martyrs are like a bright red meteor. The bright red star tail left behind is the blood of the martyrs. What gradually disappears with time is their bodies. What is indelible is the great footprints they left behind across the starry sky. The stories of ten revolutionary martyrs are compiled below, namely Liu Hulan, Dong Cunrui, Huang Jiguang, Jiang Zhujun, Qiu Shaoyun, Zhou Yinhai, Liu Chuanwen, Meng Qian, Wang Pu and Wang Erxiao. Let’s take a look at the great footprints they left behind!

1. The story of ten revolutionary martyrs

1, Liu Hulan

She actively participated in the Anti-Japanese War, organized a women's war team, and did a lot of work for the party and the people. In July 1946, the Yan bandit army entrenched in Wenshui jumped over the wall, and Feng Kuang counterattacked and attacked the western village of Yunzhou. Comrade Liu Hulan was unfortunately arrested. She was brave, tenacious and unyielding in front of the enemy. She stepped over the bodies of her comrades, walked calmly on the bloodstains of the martyrs to the rolling knife, raised her arms and shouted, "Folks, the enemy's doom is not far away, a new China is about to be born, long live the Communist Party of China." "Comrade Liu Hulan was only 15 years old when he died. Comrade Liu Hulan was posthumously recognized as an official member of the Communist Party of China after his death. Chairman Mao personally wrote an inscription for martyr Liu Hulan: "Life is great, death is glorious." He highly praised Comrade Liu Hulan's great and glorious life. She did not die, she will always live in our hearts.

2. Dong Cunrui

Dong Cunrui joined the Eighth Route Army in 1945. He was active in work and brave in combat. He had made four major contributions and won three awards. In 1946, he honorably joined the Communist Party of China. On May 25, 1948, during the battle to liberate Longhua City, Dong Cunrui held up the explosive package with his left hand and pulled the fuse with his right hand, dying together with the enemy and paving the way for victory. Dong Cunrui, an outstanding son of the Chinese people, devoted his young life to the revolutionary cause.

3. Huang Jiguang

Huang Jiguang, who was 20 years old in 1951, joined the Chinese People's Volunteers. In the Battle of Shangganling, he blocked the enemy's nozzle with his chest and opened the way for the army with his precious life. Comrade Huang Jiguang's noble patriotism and the spirit of internationalism is always worth learning.

4. Jiang Zhuyun

Jiang Zhujun was admitted to the China Public School in Chongqing in 1939 and secretly joined the Communist Party. In the autumn of 1944, Jiang Zhujun was admitted to the Department of Plant Diseases and Pests, College of Agriculture, Sichuan University, and transferred to the Department of Agronomy the following year. In 1946, she returned to Chongqing after graduation and participated in and led the student movement. In the spring of 1947, the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee of the Communist Party of China founded the "Jinjin Daily". Jiang Zhujun was specifically responsible for proofreading, sorting, transmitting telegrams and distribution. In just a few months, the newspaper published more than 1600 copies, which caused a stir. Great panic among the enemy. In April 1948, the publishing agency of "Advance Daily" was penetrated by spies pretending to be progressive, and the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee was destroyed by following the clues. In June, Jiang Zhuyun was arrested. On the way to the dock in Chongqing, she happened to meet Tu Xiaowen, the former secretary of the East Sichuan Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China who had become a traitor. She immediately and tactfully scolded the traitor, so that the traitor could no longer pretend to harm others. After Jiang Zhujun was sent to the "Zhazidong" prison of the "China-U.S. Special Technology Cooperation Institute" in Chongqing, he was brutally tortured by nailing bamboo sticks on his fingers and other poisonous punishments. However, he remained unyielding and led his fellow prisoners in a resolute struggle against the enemy. On 11 month 14, 1949, Jiang Zhuyun was secretly shot and killed by secret agents, and then his body was destroyed with boiling water. He was 29 years old at the time.

5. Qiu Shaoyun

At around 12 hours on 12, 1952, the U.S. military blindly fired incendiary bombs. One of them landed near his lurking point. The grass immediately burned and the fire quickly spread to him. There is a ditch behind Qiu Shaoyun. As long as he takes a few steps back, he can put out the fire in the muddy water. However, in order not to expose the target and ensure the safety of all lurking personnel and the completion of the attack mission, he gave up self-rescue, gritted his teeth, and allowed the fire to singe his hair and flesh, and persisted for more than 30 minutes until he died a heroic death.

6. Zhou Yinhai

In the early morning of January 18, 1947, the Kuomintang conducted a "mopping up" campaign in the Houhe area. After Zhou Yinhai discovered the enemy's situation, he immediately notified the township cadres. In order to cover the retreat of these township cadres, Zhou Yinhai stepped forward and lured the enemy away, but he was bravely arrested. The enemy forced him to reveal who the Communist Party cadres and their families were. Zhou Yinhai firmly said: "I don't know!". The enemy battalion commander ordered the soldiers to push Zhou Yinhai down and kneel on the ground. While pressing the bar, he asked Zhou Yinhai to tell him who the Communist Party was until Zhou Yinhai passed out. Under the torture of the enemy, Zhou Yinhai fell into coma again and again, but never gave in. The enemy gathered all the villagers in the sun drying field, brought Zhou Yinhai in front of the crowd, and asked him to identify on the spot who were Communist Party cadres and their family members. Zhou Yinhai looked around and shouted: "Folks, the People's Liberation Army will definitely defeat the reactionaries!" Seeing that there was nothing they could do, the enemy released wolf dogs and bit off Zhou Yinhai's flesh piece by piece. Zhou Yinhai never gave in. The enemy found nothing, so they dragged Zhou Yinhai to the drying field and shot him. Zhou Yinhai, who just turned 14 years old, died heroically!

7. Liu Chuanwen

His original name was Liu Jian. In 1927, because Xie Ziyao set up tax collection in Xutian Village and extorted people, he personally went to Xie Ziyao's house with a gun and killed Xie Ziyao, Xie Quanfang and Xie Quanshen on the spot. Later, he went to Xialan, Luogang to capture Lian Dagu and bring him to Daxin to "take ginseng" to solve the problem of economic difficulties in the revolutionary activities at that time. He has repeatedly made military exploits. On September 26, 1929, the Red Army in the Daxin Soviet Area, led by battalion commander Zhang Guobiao, attacked Luogang. Company Commander Liu Chuanwen led the Red Guards to advance from the left wing of Kamizizhai. However, Chen Yaogu's troops, together with the enemies from Luogang's stubborn territory, had already rushed to Kamazizhai to block the advance of our troops on the left and center wings. Since the enemy had many weapons, However, our army only had powder guns, earthen artillery, etc. However, when victory could not be achieved, our army ordered a retreat. In order to cover the retreat of the Red Guards and prevent the enemy's pursuit, Comrade Liu Chuanwen used two barge guns to fight fiercely with the enemy under the big pine tree. As a result, he died heroically under the enemy's intensive artillery fire. He was only 22 years old at the time. .

8. Meng Qian

In January 1940, he participated in the struggle to reduce rents and interest rates, became one of the leaders of the Jiangduo Peasant Resistance, and later served as the director of the Five Resistance Committee. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1940 and served as organizational officer and organizational section chief of Jiangduo District Committee. In the spring of 1942, he went to Jiangcun as a private school teacher to launch the anti-Japanese and national salvation work, trained a group of young cadres, and established the Jiangcun Township Party branch. In February 1947, he was unfortunately arrested in Xihougang, Qiu Xi Township. During his detention, the enemy used both soft and hard tactics to induce him to surrender through his relatives and friends. He would rather die than surrender and persisted in fighting in prison. On February 21, he was tied to a telegraph pole in Yandong Field, and the enemy used iron wire to pass through his palms, nose and ears. The enemy then took him to Nantian Temple Square (now Yan Middle School), a The landlord raised his kitchen knife and cut off his ear. Several other guys rushed over and stabbed him with their knives. He raised his head and shouted: "Long live the Communist Party! Long live Chairman Mao!" before he fell in a pool of blood.

9. Wang Pu

Wang Pu followed his parents to participate in the anti-Japanese work since he was a child, and was elected as the leader of the children's regiment at the age of 11. He often led his friends to hold red-tasseled guns, stand guard to check roads, deliver messages to the Eighth Route Army and lead the way, and carry out activities to support the army and give priority to their families. In order to deal with the Japanese raids, the militiamen engaged in mine warfare. Wang Pu not only learned to lay mines, but also learned to make mines. In the spring of 1943, the Japanese raided Wang Pu's hometown, and Wang Pu and his fellow villagers hid in the mountains. One morning, the Japanese surrounded Wang Pu and the villagers. The Japanese took the list brought by the traitors and asked village cadres, cadres' families and military martyrs' families to come forward. Wang Pu and his mother Zhang Zhuzi stood at the front with their chests held high and their heads held high. The Japanese put a knife on Wang Pu's neck and forced him to tell where the guns and ammunition from the Eighth Route Army arsenal were hidden. Wang Pu bravely pushed away the Japanese bayonet and led the more than 20 children's league members present to shout: "We must not forget the Five Nos. We will not be traitors until death." The brutal Japanese soldiers fired at the crowd present, creating Another tragic mass murder occurred - the Yebao Massacre: 118 innocent people fell in a pool of blood, including 14-year-old Wang Pu, Wang Pu's mother, brother and grandmother.

10, Wang Erxiao

When the Japanese were sweeping a ravine, in order to protect thousands of fellow villagers and cadres, he led the enemy into the Eighth Route Army's ambush, regardless of the danger to his own life. The furious Japanese soldiers held Wang Erxiao on the tip of a spear and threw him to death on top of a big rock. The cadres and fellow villagers were out of danger, and the young hero Wang Erxiao died heroically. The touching story of Wang Erxiao quickly spread throughout the liberated areas. Every villager sang the song of Erxiao Cowherd with tears in his eyes. The Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Daily reported the heroic deeds of Wang Erxiao on the front page. Tufang Bing and Jiefu, who were both literary and artistic warriors in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border area, quickly composed the famous children's song "Singing Erxiao Cowherd" that was later sung throughout China.

2. Personal insights

They wrote their loyalty with their lives, defended their faith with their blood, relived the touching stories of the ten revolutionary martyrs, and realized their original mission. Just as Chairman Mao wrote "Long live the fallen martyrs" for the revolutionary martyrs in 1946, we must remember them even more today and understand how hard-won today's happy life is. It is their blood that forged the new Great Wall. , the revolutionary martyrs will be immortal!