When the War of Resistance Against Japan broke out, countless anti-Japanese heroes stepped forward to protect their homeland and protect the people.
Lin Xinping, one of the 300 famous anti-Japanese heroes published by China, was born in 1919 in Pingyang, Zhejiang.
In 1931, the 918 Incident broke out, and the Japanese occupation of Northeast China began to invade China. In this atmosphere of indignation throughout China, 12-year-old Lin Xinping also had the idea of expelling the Japanese from the northeast region.
In 1936, at the age of 17, Lin Xinping joined our party and engaged in underground work in Shanghai. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Lin Xinping took over many positions and made great contributions to the War of Resistance. Not only that, Lin Xinping also participated in the Anti-Japanese War campaign and can be said to be a hero.
However, the greater Lin Xinping's contribution, the greater her threat to the Japanese.
In 1942, among the traitors the Japanese bribed was a man who worked with Lin Xinping. In June, Lin Xinping was betrayed by traitors, and then the Japanese arrested him.
At this time, Lin Xinping knew a lot of intelligence about our party, and the Japanese were of course reluctant to kill them like this, and at first the Japanese were very polite to Lin Xinping, hoping to buy Lin Xinping and let Lin Xinping obediently hand over the information.
However, Lin Xinping, unlike those traitors, was very sincere about our party, and did not betray our party even if the Japanese used any sweet words. The impatient Japanese gradually showed their fangs and began to torture Lin Xinping. Whipping with salt-soaked whips, breaking nails, etc., 36 kinds of punishments were used.
In the face of the torture of the Japanese, Lin Xinping kept his mouth shut and did not reveal a single bit of information. The Japanese were also becoming more and more impatient, and it didn't matter whether Lin Xinping's body could persist or not, he used punishment uninterruptedly for seven days and seven nights. If it was an ordinary person, he would have lost his breath a long time ago, but Lin Xinping did not, and with his strong willpower, he finally persevered. But at that time, Lin Xinping was already dying.
In the end, the Japanese completely lost patience and ordered people to bury Lin Xin's life. Lin Xinping, who was only 23 years old, died heroically.