One of the prototypes of Ah Qingyi is a high-achieving student at Fudan University and an ordinary soldier under the leadership of the Communist Party

She was once a middle school student, and when the country survived, she threw her head and spilled her blood and resolutely embarked on the road of resisting Japan and saving the country. She is the prototype of Shajiabang Ah Qing's sister-in-law, who once led the masses to fight against the Japanese Kou and personally captured a traitor to make the enemy feel frightened. Despite being tortured by the enemy, she gritted her teeth and never uttered a word. She is the iron-blooded anti-Japanese heroine Zhu Fan.

【From young students to revolutionaries】

Zhu Fan, whose original name was Lu Huiqing, was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, and later moved to Shanghai with his parents. On the bustling streets of Shanghai, Zhu Fan witnessed her country being trampled on by invaders, her compatriots displaced, and the seeds of revolution sprouting in her heart. In junior high school, Zhu Fan participated in the salvation movement during the Songhu War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. In high school, Zhu Fan was at the forefront of the 19129 student patriotic movement.

After the outbreak of the August 13 All-out War of Resistance, Zhu Fan joined the Shanghai Youth Women's Association's establishment of the Difficult Children's Correctional Center, where she taught the children knowledge, so that the children who had lost their parents felt a little bit of home warmth.

With the continuous spread of war, Zhu Fan's determination to resist Japan became more and more firm. After she said goodbye to her three younger brothers and took a final group photo, the patriotic schoolgirl embarked on the road of revolution.

【Courageous and resourceful female secretary】

In 1939, Zhu Fan joined the Jiangnan Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army led by the New Fourth Army, and then followed the Volunteer Army to participate in revolutionary work in the Su (Zhou) Chang (Shu) Tai (Cang) Anti-Japanese Democratic Guerrilla Zone. At the beginning of the following year, Zhu Fan officially became a party member. Subsequently, he was transferred to Suzhou as the secretary of the HENGYUAN District Committee of the Communist Party of China (Hengyuan is now Shajiabang). During this period, Zhu Fan relied on his own wisdom and wisdom to lead local party members and the masses to form a guerrilla group, which greatly dealt a blow to the arrogance of the Japanese puppet army.

Late one night, the guerrilla garrison infiltrated a Japanese puppet army, when the main force of the guerrilla army happened to be outside to fight with the Japanese puppet army, Zhu Fan was still not afraid of danger in the face of the enemy with guns in his hand, calmly maneuvered with the Japanese puppet army, and unexpectedly copied a wood knife behind him to control the Japanese puppet army.

【Heroism and Righteousness】

In July 1941, the Japanese puppet army gathered more than 30,000 people to use bunkers and fences to isolate and blockade the guerrilla areas in the Soviet, Chang, and Tai regions, and then sent troops into the base areas to sweep up.

Zhu Fan could have left with the large troops, but she thought that the base she had worked so hard to build had just had an effect, and she was reluctant to give up, so she took the initiative to ask to stay and continue to fight.

One day in mid-July, Zhu Fan invited several comrades-in-arms to a meeting in the nunnery. The traitor Yuan Haigen in the organization betrayed Zhu Fan and others, causing the Japanese army to ambush in Zhangjing Village, and Zhu Fan and others were unfortunately captured by the devils.

After Zhu Fan was arrested, the enemy tortured her in a vain attempt to use high-pressure means to force her to tell her where the New Fourth Army was active and hiding supplies, but all the enemy got was a scolding and glaring.

The Japanese army used sabers to cut the flesh of her chest piece by piece, blood gushed out, and the severe pain made her whole body spasm, but Zhu Fan still maintained the awe-inspiring righteousness of the anti-Japanese fighters.

The Japanese army's donkeys were poor in skill, so they inhumanely tied one of Zhu Fan's ankles to the plum blossom stake by the river with hemp rope, and tied the other ankle to the tail of the steamboat, and the steamboat rushed forward with full horsepower, tearing Zhu Fan's body in half. Zhu Fan was only 23 years old when he died heroically.

[She is one of the prototypes of Ah Qing's sister-in-law]

In the Shajiabang Revolution Memorial Hall, the story of the ordinary people of Shajiabang in 1939 risking their lives to protect the wounded and sick of the New Fourth Army is recorded. The drama "Sha Jiabang" is based on this, in which Ah Qingyi uses the Chunlai Tea House as a cover to fight wits and courage with the enemy, and finally safely transfers the wounded and sick.

After careful examination by the Changshu Shajiabang Revolutionary History Museum, the director of the Shajiabang Town Cultural Station found that Zhu Fan and "Ah Qingyi" had many similarities.

　In 1939, Hu Zhaohan often went to Shajiabang with "more than a dozen people and dozens of guns" to rob things, as long as Hu Zhaohan arrived, Shajiabang's merchants would be looted, and Zhu Fan's work area at that time happened to be an area where Hu Zhaohan often led troops to rob, and Zhu Fan did repeatedly carry out "wisdom fights" with Hu Zhaohan.

Although the dramatic characters cannot correspond to the prototype one-by-one, the New Fourth Army that insisted on the tenacious struggle against the Japanese and the Japanese and the pseudo-Japanese in Shajiabang and the shajiabang masses and organizations to cover the New Fourth Army are worthy of our eternal remembrance. In the city of Changshu, they wrote a mysterious legend that little known or never known!