The more you kill, the greater your courage, and you are not afraid to kill. If you don't cut off the head of Jiang Thief, why thank the world!
The person who wrote the above poem was the revolutionary and famous martyr Xia Minghan. Xia Minghan also wrote a righteous and awe-inspiring "Poetry of Righteousness": Beheading does not matter, as long as the doctrine is true. Killed Xia Minghan, and later people.
Xia Minghan joined the revolution in his early years and held many important positions. On March 18, 1928, For betrayal by traitors, Xia Minghan was arrested. Two days later, he was 28 years old.
A day after Xia Minghan's death, on March 21, 1928, Xia Minghan's younger brother Xia Mingzhen was also killed by the enemy at the age of 21.
When Xia Mingzhen died, his wife was only 17 years old. Who is Xia Mingzhen's wife?
It was Zeng Zhi.
Comrade Zeng Zhi was a female revolutionary. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, she served as vice minister and other important positions.
Zeng Zhi, formerly known as Zeng Zhaoxue. Born on April 4, 1911 in Yizhang County.
At the age of 13, Zeng Zhaoxue was admitted to the Hengyang Provincial Third Girls' Normal School with excellent results. During her time at the school, she actively participated in the anti-imperialist patriotic movement.
When she was 15 years old, after Zeng Zhaoxue heard that the supreme leader had opened a peasant movement training center in Hengyang, she ran to apply for the examination, and in order to show her patriotic aspirations, she changed her name to "Zeng Zhi".
After graduating from the training center, Zeng Zhi came to Hengyang to work and became acquainted with Xia Mingzhen.
In 1927, Zeng Zhi and Xia Mingzhen married.
Xia Mingzhen was an outstanding revolutionary who served as a party representative of the Seventh Division and the Tenth Division of the Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army.
On March 21, 1928, Xia Mingzhen held a meeting at the Chencheng City God Temple. Suddenly, a group of spies appeared, shouting and shouting to kill.
The agents ripped off the red belt on their arms, replaced it with a white belt, and shouted, "Anti-Bai Luo! Anti-Poirot! Immediately after, he jumped onto the stage and killed Xia Mingzhen with a knife. When Zeng Zhi saw Xia Mingzhen, her husband had closed his eyes forever and was stabbed more than a dozen times in his body. Zeng Zhi was very sad, angry, and greatly stimulated.
Later, Zeng Zhi was transferred to the office of the Party Committee of the Seventh Division of the Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army.
In the Seventh Division, through the introduction of the organization, Zeng Zhi and Comrade Cai Xiemin, the party representative of the Seventh Division, met each other, and later, the two developed a revolutionary friendship and formed a revolutionary family.
At the end of April 1928, Zeng Zhi followed the Shonan Uprising troops led by Zhu Laozong, Chen Laozong and Cai Xiemin to Jinggangshan.
In Jinggangshan, Zeng Zhi served as the secretary of the general party branch of the Rear General Hospital of the Red Fourth Army, the officer of the organization section of the Red Fourth Army, the chief of the democratic movement unit of the Workers' and Peasants' Movement Committee of the Former Committee of the Red Fourth Army, and the leader of the women's group. She fought bravely and was a fierce female Red Army soldier.
On November 7, 1928, Zeng Zhi gave birth to a son in Jinggangshan. In the harsh environment of war, for the sake of revolutionary work and for the safety of her children, she tearfully gave away her children who were only 26 days old. The child is placed in Shi Libao's house, and Shi Libao names the child Shi Laifa.
After the founding of New China, Zeng Zhi went to Jinggangshan to find his son. After many twists and turns, she finally found her son Shi Laifa. After meeting with his mother Zeng Zhi, Shi Laifa returned to Jinggangshan to work as a farmer and worked as a farmer in Jinggangshan for a lifetime.
In 1929, Cai Xiemin and Zeng Zhi left Jinggangshan and entered Fujian with the Red Fourth Army led by the supreme commander and Zhu Laozong.
In Fujian, after the September 18 Incident, Cai Xiemin led and mobilized the masses from all walks of life to carry out the anti-Japanese salvation movement.
In April 1934, Cai Xiemin was arrested for betrayal by traitors. In the face of all the inducements and severe torture of Chiang Kai-shek's reactionaries, Cai Xiemin was unyielding. In July, Cai Xiemin bravely became righteous, at the age of 33.
Later, Zeng Zhi met Tao Jihua (cast). Due to the needs of revolutionary work, the two pretended to be husband and wife and established a "family". Gradually, the two developed a deep affection and officially married.
Tao Jihua graduated from the Huangpu Fifth Period, participated in the Nanchang Uprising and the Guangzhou Uprising, and held many important positions during the revolutionary war years.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Tao Jihua served in many important positions such as vice premier, and became the number four person in 1966.
On November 30, 1969, Comrade Tao Jihua died of cancer at the age of 61.
On June 21, 1998, 29 years after Tao Jihua left, Zeng Zhi died of illness at the age of 87.
Before dying, Zeng Zhi repeatedly told his daughter Tao Siliang: "There is a bag that must not be thrown away, this is all my salary, tens of thousands of yuan, in addition to my living expenses, the rest is all here." Please pass it on to the old comrades, to those who need help. After I left, the funeral was simple and there was no send-off event. Hope to bury the ashes in Jinggangshan, the place where the battle was fought. ”