She went to war without her parents, died heroically at the age of 18, and was able to return to her hometown after 66 years
As the saying goes: "The scarf does not allow the eyebrows to be raised." "When the country is in crisis, a woman can also be a man. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the land of China was littered with corpses and families were destroyed. At this critical moment, countless women also threw themselves into this national war of resistance. This woman went to war without her parents, and died heroically at the age of eighteen, so why did his bones not return to China until 66 years later?
After the Japanese war of aggression against China, the Japanese army used the strength of the whole country to invade the land of China. At that time, the Japanese army was no longer human, and they carried out endless oppression and plunder in our country, leaving the Chinese people in a deep and fierce situation.
At a time when this country was in danger, countless people with lofty ideals bravely joined in this war to save the country and save the people. Today's protagonist, Liu Shouwei, although she is a weak woman, she also joined the War of Resistance with all her might.
In 1920, Liu Shouwei was born in Xinxing Township, Hanshou County, Hunan. Because his father was a literati, she knew the history of modern China very well from an early age. When she learned about the various experiences of modern China, she vowed to change the status quo in China. It can also be said that since she understood things, the seeds of her determination to serve the country have been planted.
Later, Liu Shouwei studied at Changsha Zhounan Girls' High School, and since then, Liu Shouwei has gradually come together with the revolutionary cause. You know, this is the earliest girls' middle school in Hunan Province, and Yang Kaihui and other famous revolutionary volunteers are her alumni. In such a school, Liu Shouwei's revolutionary conviction gradually strengthened.
After Liu Shouwei graduated from the girls' middle school, it was the frenzy of the national war of resistance. At this critical moment, Liu Shouwei gave up a happy life and chose to join the army. For Liu Shouwei's choice, his parents disagreed. However, Liu Shouwei chose to join the anti-Japanese team behind his parents' backs, and in this way, Liu Shouwei joined the female student health team of the 22nd Army led by Ding Ling and became a medical soldier.
When the Taierzhuang War broke out, Tan Daoyuan led his troops to join the Sun Lianzhong department of the Lunan Corps and came under the command of Tang Enbo. When the large troops reached the front line, they quickly joined the battle. At this time, Liu Shouwei's company was treating the wounded in Tongshan County, Xuzhou, not far from the battlefield.
Liu Shouwei seems to be in the rear as a medical soldier, in fact, danger accompanies her at any time. At this time, Liu Shouwei could not choose her own misfortunes, and it can be said that she gave her life to Providence, and she wholeheartedly contributed to the War of Resistance.
At that time, Liu Shouwei was concentrating on rescuing the wounded. At this moment, The Japanese squad attacked the company station. Liu Shouwei's company immediately resisted the Japanese, and the company commander was unfortunately shot in the battle. Just as Liu Shouwei was rescuing the company commander, the Japanese commander slashed the company commander to death with a knife. Liu Shouwei saw the situation and was completely angry, and grabbed a stone and smashed the Japanese commander to death.
When the Japanese devils saw that their commander had been killed by a woman, they quickly shot and killed Liu Shouwei. In the end, Liu Shouwei died under the gun of rikou and fell in a pool of blood. In this way, Liu Shouwei left everyone, and that year, Liu Shouwei was in the eighteenth year. After 66 years, Liu Shouwei's remains were transported back to his hometown from Taierzhuang.
Liu Shouwei's remains were only able to return to his hometown after the New Year, which is a great pity. In the face of national crisis, Liu Shouwei paid for his precious life. I have to say that Liu Shouwei is a real heroine among women, and it is even more a hero who makes people respect the scarf.
Reference: "Liu Shouwei, the Hero of the Towel"