What is the central idea of Memories of Sixteen Years Ago?

Central Idea of Memories of Sixteen Years Ago:

The article Memories of Sixteen Years Ago is a memoir written by Li Xinghua, the daughter of Comrade Li Dazhao, on the sixteenth anniversary of Li Dazhao's assassination in 1943, which recollects what happened to Comrade Li Dazhao before he was arrested, during the time of his arrest, when he was being interrogated, and after he was killed, and it fully reflects Comrade Li Dazhao's faithfulness to the cause of the revolution and his unyielding spirit in the face of the enemy, as well as the author's remembrance of his father. The author's nostalgia for his father is fully reflected in his spirit of loyalty to the revolutionary cause and his steadfastness in the face of the enemy.

This article was written by Comrade Li Xinghua, daughter of Li Dazhao, in 1943, the sixteenth anniversary of the death of Comrade Li Dazhao, so the title is "Sixteen Years of Memories". This article is a good teaching material for students to carry out education on revolutionary traditions.

In 1927, the warlord Zhang Zuolin, with the support of the imperialists, led his troops into the customs, occupied Hebei, Shandong and other places, threatened the National Revolutionary Army, which was winning the Northern Warlord by force, and ordered Li Dazhao, who persisted in the revolutionary struggle in Beijing, to be wanted. During the interrogation of Li Dazhao, Li Xinghua highly praised Li Dazhao in front of the enemy: calm and collected, unperturbed, steadfast and unyielding qualities and the spirit of dedication to the revolution.

The article was written by Li's daughter, Li Xinghua (1911-1979), in 1943 to commemorate the 16th anniversary of her father's murder.

It coincides with the sixteenth anniversary of Comrade Li Dazhao's murder so it is titled Memories of Sixteen Years Ago. The article belongs to the reminiscence essay; the article utilizes ? The first and last echo, flashback and contrast writing techniques; the article is written in the first person according to the order of time and the order of events.