A Patriotic Story

Bringing my heart back to the motherland

Chopin was already famous by the time he graduated from the conservatory at the age of 19. Then he went abroad for further study. At his farewell party, his friends presented him with a silver vase filled with clay from his homeland. The vase stayed with him for 19 years, and in the fall of 1849 Chopin became seriously ill. He instructed his sister, who had traveled from Warsaw, "The reactionary Polish government will not allow my body to be transported back to Warsaw, so take my heart back to my homeland."

Wu Yuzhang Defends National Dignity

Veteran revolutionary Wu Yuzhang, who studied in Japan when he was young, was deliberately excluded from flying the Chinese flag on New Year's Day in 1904, when the Japanese Empire looked down on China because of China's poverty and weakness at the end of the Ching Dynasty, and among the 10,000 flags that were flown. In order to safeguard the dignity of the country and the nation, Wu Yuzhang stepped forward, on behalf of the students in Japan to the school authorities to put forward a stern: must immediately apologize to the Chinese students and correct the error, or else, will be held strikes and hunger strikes in protest.

Wen Tianxiang would rather die than give in

Wen Tianxiang, the national hero of the Southern Song Dynasty, was captured in defeat and sat in a prison for three years, and he refused the enemy's persuasion to surrender many times. One day, Yuan Shizuizu Kublai personally came to persuade him to surrender, promising him the post of prime minister, he did not waver, but instead said categorically, "The only thing I want is to die to serve my country, I want nothing."

Chen Tianhua sent a letter of blood

Revolutionary Chen Tianhua, studying in Japan, heard that the Russian army invaded Manchuria, the corrupt and incompetent Qing government and the Russians to privately enter into a treaty of humiliation of the country's news, his grief and indignation, and immediately held a conference of foreign students to reject the Russians, organizing to reject the Russian army of volunteers, ready to return to China to participate in the war.

Returning to the dormitory, biting his finger to write a bloody finger to save the country in blood, in the blood of the country's tragic statement, when the pain of the slave, to inspire compatriots up to fight ...... He wrote dozens of sheets in a row, and ultimately fainted due to excessive bleeding, but his mouth is still non-stop salty: "Save the country! Save the country!"

Andersen and old friends break off

Danish famous fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen and Germany's Augustenburg was originally a good old friend.

Prussia invaded Denmark in 1848, an act of aggression that aroused Andersen's great anger. Four years later, he traveled to Germany. Many German friends flocked to the station to meet him. One friend said, "The Duke and Duchess of Augustenburg are waiting for you at home and want you to meet them." "I do not wish to meet them; how can I go to see this family when Augustenburg took part in the Prussian invasion of Denmark four years ago?" Andersen said angrily. From then on, the two old friends broke off their friendship.

Yang Jingyu dedicated to the anti-Japanese national anti-Japanese hero Yang Jingyu served as "South Manchuria Anti-Japanese Allied Forces" commander, from 1934 until the 1940 sand sacrifice. During the six years of hard fighting, he was the first to fight the Japanese in the White Mountains, the Black Water, the Forest Sea and the Snowy Plains. In the face of the enemy's heavy siege, Yang Jingyu led his troops to fight tenaciously, so that the enemy is restless, terrified. The Japanese chiefs were afraid of him and hated him, and mobilized heavy troops to besiege him. Some people advised Yang Jingyu to surrender, he said categorically, "No, I have my faith." Finally, out of ammunition and food, Yang Jingyu died heroically after firing his last bullet. The enemy brutally cut him open with a bayonet...

Qian Xuesen resolutely returned to China

Qian had a comfortable life and high social status in the United States, but when he heard the news of the founding of New China, he immediately decided to return to his motherland with his whole family, even though he was penniless there.

Hua Luogeng returned to China: After the July 7 Incident, Hua Luogeng, a great mathematician, returned to his homeland, where anti-Japanese beacons burned everywhere, from the UK, where he had a good life, and actively participated in the anti-Japanese movement after his return to China, not for the sake of money and degrees. In 1950, he had already become an internationally recognized first-rate mathematician and was appointed as a tenured professor at the University of Illinois in the United States, but he resolutely led his family back to his newly liberated motherland.