preface
In the past hundred years, our country has experienced too many stories, from the Opium War to the Liberation War, this land has left too much heroic blood.
After several turmoils, and then looking at today's peaceful life, China's right to speak in the international arena is not only getting stronger and stronger, but the happy life of the people of the country is comparable to the world's best, but all of this is inseparable from the dedication of heroes.
Among these revolutionary heroes, there were some women who, although they had no advantage over men in the face of revolutionary work, did not hinder their enthusiasm for the revolution. Don't look at their weak bodies, the firmness and strength of their hearts are no worse than any man.
Yes, who said that women are inferior to men, a hundred years ago in that magnificent revolutionary struggle emerged a lot of heroes HaoJie has too many heroes, anti-Japanese martyr Zhao Yiman is one of them.
Who says women are inferior to men
Zhao Yiman, born in Yibin City, Sichuan Province, formerly known as Li Kuntai, the family is a relatively wealthy local household, could have been like all the people around the boudoir, in a leisurely and comfortable life, but Zhao Yiman is naturally strong, not willing to become a rich lady who only promises.
From a very young age, it was more jumpy than the average girl, and it was impossible for her to sit honestly and learn embroidery, and disappeared without a trace with her friends as soon as she seized the opportunity.
At the age of 11, Zhao Yiman began to go to school, in her student career along the way, although she performed in general schoolwork, but in the student activities showed a very good leadership, often in the student union and school work was entrusted with important positions, accumulated a very rich experience, the ability to organize work is very prominent, in this way, Zhao Yiman slowly received the attention of the party organization in the school, and joined the Communist Party of China early.
At the age of 21, Zhao Yiman was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy, becoming one of the few female students in the sixth phase of the military academy, in just one year, with excellent academic performance, Zhao Yiman got the qualification to study abroad and was sent to Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, The Soviet Union for further study.
In 1928, when the domestic revolutionary struggle had entered an important stage, Zhao Yiman had just returned from the Soviet Union and had made contact with the party organization, and for a long time afterward, Zhao Yiman was secretly engaged in underground work in Shanghai and some other central China regions, even after starting a family, he never slackened.
Zhao Yiman gave birth to a son after marriage, although as a mother always hopes to be able to accompany her children at all times, but the entanglement of affairs always makes her lack of skills.
On the one hand, because the nature of his work is very special, Zhao Yiman has always been worried about bringing danger to his family and son.
On the other hand, taking good care of his son is bound to affect the tasks assigned to him by the organization, and after much thought, Zhao Yiman decided to entrust the child to his husband's eldest brother, and he concentrated on the cause of the revolutionary struggle.
In Zhao Yiman's last suicide note, she left such a passage for her children,
"Ning Er: Mother is really sorry that you did not fulfill your educational responsibilities. Because my mother resolutely waged the struggle against Manchuria and Japan, today she has reached the eve of sacrifice. Mother and you will never have a chance to say goodbye before you die. ”
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This heroic female fighter never put life and death above her home country, and was always ready to sacrifice for the revolution, and in 1931, the September 18 Incident broke out, and the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out in the northeast region.
Here she successively went to various departments in different regions, served as a guide and staff officer for trade unions, county party committees, and women's organizations, and often single-handedly grasped the revolutionary cause in a region, doing it well, or even vigorously.
In the winter of 1935, Zhao Yiman was unfortunately captured by the Japanese army in a battle, and when the Japanese leader learned of her identity, he immediately transferred her to a well-defended military base, where he tortured her severely to get secrets of anti-Japanese activities from her mouth.
Zhao Yiman is not the weak little woman they think, in the face of whipping, smashing legs, repeatedly twisting wounds and other cruel punishments, Zhao Yiman did not utter a word from beginning to end, and Taiji Ohno, who was responsible for interrogating her, was shocked by the tenacity of this woman, expressed deep remorse after being defeated and captured, and recalled the screams of this woman I still remember.
Until the last moment of her life, Zhao Yiman still held her head high and dedicated herself to the proletarian revolutionary conviction she firmly believed in, and she had no complaints or regrets.
epilogue
Such an awe-inspiring hero, Zhao Yiman is not the only one, through the ages, their stories may have long been forgotten or erased by history, or they may still be waiting to be discovered by us, what we have to do is to remember these deeds that have been left behind, remember their will like steel.