On the battlefield, couples who have experienced birth and death, their feelings are often deeper than ordinary couples, and the couple we are talking about today is a famous general of the War of Resistance, and the female is also a hero of the towel, which makes the Japanese admire!
This general is the anti-Japanese hero Chen Zhongzhu, Chen Zhongzhu was born in a poor family, his father died early, it has always been his mother who raised their brothers and sisters to adulthood, Chen Zhongzhu can also be regarded as living up to his mother's upbringing, went to a military school, became a military instructor at the university, and later became a civil servant. After the battle began, he actively participated in the battle of resisting Japan and saving the dead.
During his time as an instructor, Chen Zhongzhu met Wang Zhifang, a rich family at that time, although the two families were in a very different situation, it took less than a year from acquaintance, love and marriage. After marriage, Wang Zhifang did not have the style of a big miss, and followed her husband Chen Zhongzhu to the south to fight in the northern war, suffering hardships and hardships. Chen Zhongzhu was on the front line of confrontation with the enemy, and Wang Zhifang, as a family member, was also doing what he could in the rear, so as to relieve Chen Zhongzhu of worries.
However, the shells on the battlefield were eyeless, and the Suluwan area where Chen Zhongzhu was located was frantically encircled and suppressed by the Japanese army, because of the sudden incident, the troops led by Chen Zhongzhu had not yet been transferred, and could only face the enemy head-on, but under the grip of the two forces of the Japanese and puppet armies, Chen Zhongzhu's troops fought very hard, and Chen Zhongzhu was found by the Japanese army because of his height, and six bullets in his body died on the battlefield.
When the Japanese and puppet armies were cleaning up the battlefield, they found Chen Zhongzhu and cruelly cut off his head and brought him back. The rear wife Wang Zhifang saw the body of her husband without a head, sadness, grief, and resentment were intertwined, in order to keep the whole body after her husband died, she immediately wiped her tears and made a decision to go to the enemy's camp to retrieve her husband's head. But at that time, Wang Zhifang was only 25 years old, and she was already a woman with mobility problems and 7 months pregnant, and in the case of everyone's opposition, Wang Zhifang was very resolute and had to agree.
Wang Zhifang got in touch with the Japanese commander Nanfang Yiji, who took her husband's head, and demanded that they return it, but Nanfang Yiji did not obstruct it much, agreed, but proposed that Wang Zhifang personally go to get it. Wang Zhifang agreed without even thinking about it, and then he took his young daughter to the garrison of Southern Yiji and saw her husband's head soaked in a box containing the potion. She didn't say anything, and she was going to take it away.
Nanfang Yiji stopped and said that he wanted to hold a farewell ceremony for Chen Zhongzhu to show respect, and he asked the Japanese soldiers to line up and finish the incense, which was the end of the matter. Seeing that Wang Zhifang was pregnant, he asked them how many children they had, and hoped that Wang Zhifang could give birth to a son and continue the incense for Chen Zhongzhu. Wang Zhifang ignored it, took her husband's head and left.
After returning, Wang Zhifang packed up her husband and let her husband be decently buried, and since then he has not remarried, and has been living in Nanjing with his family and children. Until her children settled in Australia after completing their studies, she followed her to Australia, and Wang Zhifang in Australia also donated money in the name of her husband to set up scholarships many times to reward students with excellent character and learning.
In early 2016, the 100-year-old Wang Zhifang, accompanied by his family, went to the funeral ceremony of her husband Taizhou. He died at home in Australia in 2017 and lived to the age of 101.