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This old Eighth Road killed the Japanese, and Nie Rongzhen tearfully executed him when he found out! The truth came out 36 years later.
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On March 8, 1950, the North China Liberation Army newspaper published a military region directive signed by Nie Rongzhen, commander of the North China Military Region, and political commissars, saying that "Sha Feimu was unable to discipline the killing of people, and the Military Justice Department sentenced him to capital punishment" and the judgment of the Military Justice Department of the Military Region on Sha Fei. In this way, Comrade Sha Fei, the first full-time photojournalist of the revolutionary army, ended his life in this way!
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Comrade Sha Fei was an old eighth road, the first person in the history of Chinese photography to put forward the theory of photographic weapons, the first full-time photojournalist in the revolutionary army, and the first leader of the first photojournalism organization under the leadership of our Party. But it was such a veteran fighter, an old revolutionary. In 1950, for shooting a Japanese doctor, the Military Justice Department of the North China Military Region sentenced him to death according to law and shot him at the age of 38.
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Sha Fei was born in Guangzhou on May 5, 1912, and his original name was Situ Chuan. In his early years, he studied at Guangdong Radio School and Guangzhou Yucai English School.
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In 1926, Sha Fei resolutely joined the army and worked as a radio operator in the Northern Expeditionary Army. After the victory of the Northern Expedition, he was stationed in the military radio station in Wuzhou, Guangxi for 3 years. After that, he went to Shantou Radio as a special operator. During this period, Sha Fei liked literature and often read Mr. Lu Xun's novels. He said many times: "I will become a literary scholar like Lu Xun in the future, and I will also shout about injustice and irrationality!" ”
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After the beginning of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Sha Fei became interested in photography and joined the Shanghai Black and White Film Society under the name of Situ Huai. In early October 1936, in an exhibition activity, Mr. Lu Xun came to the exhibition site to communicate with the youth. Sha Fei immediately picked up the camera and excitedly photographed Mr. Lu Xun.