"National Martyrdom": "The body is dead and the god is the spirit, and the soul is resolute and resolute as the ghost." ”
In China's history, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is an experience that we can never forget, because the country became weak during this period, which led to invasions by neighboring countries and even attempted to make our nation completely perish in the world. In the face of the invasion of foreign enemies, countless people with lofty ideals stood up and fought a heroic resistance against the enemy, even if they sacrificed for this, without complaint.
Anti-Japanese heroine
Such people or things also existed in the ancient period of our country. Wen Tianxiang, a national hero who left a strong mark in the "History of Song", told us what is called fighting for the country, even if it is to face death, we must be a courtier of the former dynasty. During the War of Resistance Against Japan, countless heroic fighters fell into the hands of the enemy, and if they confided information or became the pawns of the other side, they could have a chance to survive. But did they do it? They told the aggressors with their actions that they would rather die than give in.
As the old saying goes, there are clouds who say that women are inferior to men, and in the face of the broken mountains and rivers of the motherland, whether male or female, old or young, can stand up, most of them have dedicated their own strength to the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan. Among them was an anti-Japanese heroine named Lin Xinping, who was brutally killed at the age of 23. This anti-Japanese heroine fell into the hands of the enemy, refused to compromise, was pierced by wire, and was tortured to death by the Japanese invaders. Even after death, she did not get the dignity she deserved, and after the sacrifice, she was thrown into the sulfuric acid tank, leaving her corpse in ruins.
Lin Xinping, born in 1919, has a heart to serve the motherland since he was a child. At the age of 16, she was admitted to the local Wenzhou Normal School, where she propagated the idea of national salvation every day, in addition to attending classes at school, and even risked being arrested and imprisoned, handing out anti-Japanese leaflets on the street. Because of the particularity of the times, such leaflets are not allowed to be openly distributed, so Lin Xinping was arrested and imprisoned for ten days, but even so, she did not change her inner thoughts, and still insisted on walking on the road of anti-Japanese resistance.
In 1936, Lin Xinping finally realized his dream, secretly joined the local Red Army team, and became a female fighter. Since then, she has been involved in many tasks in the organization and has made many important contributions. Until 1942, because of the betrayal of the people around her, this anti-Japanese heroine fell into the hands of the enemy and fell into danger of life.
Swear to die unyieldingly and heroically
If Lin Xinping is not strong enough to say a few key pieces of information, then she has a chance to live, at least she can wait for someone else's rescue. But she didn't choose to do so, and after being caught, she cursed the invaders every day, just to die. In the face of the enemy's threats and inducements, she did not give in from beginning to end, but firmly believed that the country would eventually win.
Lin Xinping was pierced by wire after refusing to compromise, in addition to the enemy also used a lot of cruel methods to treat her, these materials have been completely recorded in the enemy's diary. After a long period of abuse, Lin Xinping has lost consciousness, but even then the Japanese did not intend to let her go easily, Lin Xinping was thrown into the sulfuric acid tank after her sacrifice, completely losing the traces of her existence in this world.
epilogue
Because of the war, she was in a good year, but she had to go to the battlefield, and she was accompanied by death every day, even before she was heroic and righteous. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, a monument was built for her in her hometown to commemorate her contributions during the War of Resistance Against Japan, and to tell us that even if we lived in peace and prosperity, we must remember the sufferings of our predecessors.