A photograph of a Chinese female soldier was collected by Japanese veterans for 25 years and was only made public before his death
In 1938, a female soldier named Bei Hua in Hebei was captured by the Japanese. Fei Hua was a female cadre of my Eighth Route Army in the countryside, she had a bold personality, worked rigorously, and had always been trusted by her superiors. At that time, the Japanese army entered North China on a large scale, they scavenged for grain everywhere, and Cost Hua took the initiative to bring people to resist, but unfortunately they were caught by the Japanese. In the face of the enemy's severe torture to extract confessions, Fei Hua always did not say a word, no matter how the enemy punished herself, she did not change her face and showed her heroic temperament.
The Japanese army saw that Fei Hua was so stubborn, and they were furious. The Japanese officers sent someone to find a large iron cage and forced Fei Hua to drill in, so that Fei Hua could not stand proudly. Even so, Fei Hua sat in the cage and maintained an arrogant look. With his hands crossed at his waist, he smiled and kept sorting out his clothes, which greatly stimulated the Japanese, and they all thought about it.
Soon after, the Japanese received orders that they could not detain Hua for a long time. In order to cover up their cruel crimes, the Japanese decided to secretly execute Hua. After Fei Hua learned of this news, she did not show a half sad look. Instead, she smiled and followed the Japanese soldiers, which deeply touched every Japanese present. Halfway to the road, Fei Hua saw the Japanese reporter accompanying the army, she stopped, and asked the reporter to take a photo of her. The reporter took pity on her and took pictures of her. Fei Hua smiled once more, she proudly raised her chest, this petite woman, but at the moment it was majestic like a mountain. Her fearlessness of life and death infected everyone.
Later, a Japanese soldier named Inoue collected Photographs of Fa Hua. He put the portrait of Fei Hua in his chest pocket. In 1945, the Japanese army was repatriated to Japan after the defeat of the Japanese army, and Inoue also took the photo with him. It wasn't until 25 years later, when Inoue fell seriously ill, that he told his family to keep the photo well before he died. Looking at his family's face and wondering, Inoue told the truth. After that, a large number of media reporters rushed to Inoue's home, and they took pictures of Fu Hua, and the story of this heroic Chinese female soldier began to circulate all over the world.
Conclusion: Although Fei Hua is only a weak woman, in the face of the crisis of her home country, she shows Chinese indomitable integrity. Compared to her, the weak traitors, they were simply ashamed. In modern times, the Chinese nation has suffered many hardships, and it is precisely because of such benevolent people as Fei Hua that our country has been able to stand firm. They are the backbone of a true nation, and their stories will inspire our children at any time.