In 1931, Japan began to launch a war of aggression against China, until 1945 Japan announced its defeat and surrender, in the course of these 14 years of the War of Resistance, many anti-Japanese heroes emerged, they spilled their blood for the country and the people on the battlefield, did not fear sacrifice, and finally drove away the Japanese invaders, but what makes us feel sad is that many anti-Japanese heroes died on the battlefield, some old heroes lived in anonymity after the end of the war, and an old man did not find his father's heroic identity until after his death.
This old hero's name is Xiao Wanshi, born in Sichuan, his childhood was spent in the war, when the country was worried about internal and external troubles, the life of the common people was also very difficult, when the Japanese invaders had no humanity, killed a lot of innocent people, Xiao Wanshi's family died under the knife of the Japanese devil, when he luckily escaped, since then he vowed to avenge his family, and then by chance, Xiao Wanshi joined the Sichuan Army and began to embark on the road of anti-Japanese resistance.
Xiao Wanshi carried a deep vengeance in the blood sea, heroically and fearlessly made a lot of battle achievements on the battlefield, he was very talented in commanding combat, so in the War of Resistance Against Japan, he was born into death and obtained a lot of first-class merit and second-class merit, but after the victory of the war, Xiao Wanshi returned to his hometown, never took pride in his own achievements, in life he was very low-key and never talked to others about his previous glory, he packed all of his military merit badges in a paper bag, and then never picked them up again.
Although Xiao Wanshi has made great contributions to the country and the people, his life has always been very simple, he has never asked for anything from the organization, even the neighbors and children do not know his true identity, they all think that he is just an ordinary peasant, when Xiao Wanshi died, his family sorted out his belongings for him, his children found a torn paper bag in a box, and when they opened it, they found that it was full of brand-new military merit badges, at this time they knew that their father, who had always been simple and low-key, was an anti-Japanese hero.