The Northeast Martyrs Memorial Hall is crowded with people every day, and many tourists come here to pay their respects to the martyrs who died in the revolution. There is a docent in the memorial hall, who tells the story of the heroes of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Alliance for tourists every day.
He had been doing the job for decades, and no matter how many times the stories were told, she was always passionate.
On March 15, 2005, this explainer closed her eyes forever and completed 98 years of life, and the greatest wish of her generation is that future generations can remember these martyrs who sacrificed for the country and the nation. When she died, people learned about the legendary life of this docent. The docent's name is Tian Zhongqiao, what kind of story does she have?
Choices in a troubled world
Tian Zhongqiao was born in 1907 in Mudanjiang City, a village called Goryeo Yingzi, and unlike ordinary martyrs, Tian Zhongqiao's family conditions were very good, his father was a figure with a head and a face at that time, and his mother was also born in a large family.
His parents taught Tian Zhongqiao from an early age that he should understand the great righteousness.
At that time, the Qing Dynasty had collapsed and the Republic of China had been established, but feudal ideas had always clamped down on the minds of the common people. In order to overthrow the imperial system, Tian Zhongqiao's parents paid for it and spared no effort. Under the words and deeds of his parents, Tian Zhongqiao planted a seed in his heart to save the country and save the people.
On September 18, 1931, the Japanese army fired the first shots of invading China at Wicker Lake, and hundreds of thousands of well-equipped Northeast Troops ceded the great rivers and mountains to the Japanese and withdrew from the northeast in a hurry.
I am the land of China, the least bloodless child
。 Faced with the loss of his homeland, Tian Zhongqiao and his sister joined the Anti-Japanese Salvation Congress in their hometown and became a glorious traffic officer.
In the process of serving as a traffic officer, he encountered countless crises, rubbed shoulders with the god of death again and again, and passed on important information again and again. Looking at Tian Zhongqiao's good performance, under the introduction of his superiors, Tian Zhongqiao joined the Communist Party of China in 1932 and became a glorious communist.
Arrested three times, he cleverly killed his rebellious husband
Underground traffic officers are always accompanied by danger, while Tian Zhongqiao is the best at disguise, often pretending to be different identities to obtain important intelligence from the Japanese army.
This information caused huge losses to the Japanese army, and the Japanese army hated her to the bone and wanted to get rid of her quickly.
The Japanese army further strengthened its strength and concentrated its main force to deal with the Anti-Japanese League, and under the powerful offensive of the Japanese, some people within the Anti-Japanese League began to waver, and even defected to the enemy.
Song Yifu, then secretary of the Jidong Provincial CPC Committee, was a typical representative, openly betraying his former comrades-in-arms for the sake of glory and wealth.
Song Yifu's rebellion dealt a major blow to the Anti-Japanese League at that time. Tian Zhongqiao was also betrayed, arrested and imprisoned by the enemy, and because Tian Zhongqiao refused to admit that he was an anti-coalition, the enemy had no way, and then organized a rescue to get out of prison.
Soon after, however, she was captured again by the enemy, this time somewhat strangely, supposedly keeping her whereabouts absolutely secret and impossible for the enemy to know. Ever since he was arrested, Tian Zhongqiao had always had this question in his mind. In order to pry out useful information from Tian Zhongqiao's mouth, the enemy used various methods, and began to use all kinds of glory and wealth temptations.
After that, various criminal laws began to be used, such as tiger stools, pepper water, and iron brushes, which were all pediatrics, and the interrogation room was filled with the smell of "roast meat".
In the face of all kinds of torture by the Japanese, Tian Zhongqiao insisted that he was just an ordinary woman, not a county party secretary. Over time, the Japanese slowly believed her claims.
During this time, Tian Zhongqiao thought of committing suicide, but she finally gave up, not afraid, but there are still some things that need to be completed.
After a few months, Tian Zhongqiao's body slowly recovered, and the Japanese allowed her to go out for a walk. One day, she had just stepped out of the door of her cell and actually saw her husband chatting with the Japanese in the courtyard, and she immediately realized that it was her husband Xun Yukun who had betrayed her.
At that time, Tian Zhongqiao's mind was blank, and she didn't understand why Xun Yukun had betrayed herself.
In the evening, Tian Zhongqiao tossed and turned, and in order to minimize the losses, Tian Zhongqiao decided to get rid of the rebellious Xun Yukun. After several days of observation, Tian Zhongqiao began to prepare. One day, after washing her clothes, she stuffed a note into the mezzanine of her husband's clothes. She knew that the Japanese would definitely check it out and wrote it on a slip of paper
"After pretending to surrender, go to the third stone crevice next to the pine tree of Diao Ling Mountain to get the next task", and added a sentence "Undercover mission be careful"
。
The contact point that Tian Zhongqiao said was a real contact point, but it was now abandoned, and the Japanese got the note and went to verify it. After returning, the Japanese executed Xun Yukun, and soon after organizing a rescue, Tian Zhongqiao successfully escaped from the cage.
In 1941, Tian Zhongqiao was caught by the enemy again, this time she was imprisoned for four years, more than 1300 days and nights, Tian Zhongqiao was devastated every day, his body had collapsed, and his spirit was almost crazy.
It turned out that Tian Zhongqiao had never mutinied, and the underground organization had not been damaged in any way.
For the rest of his life, great and lonely
After the surrender of Japan, Tian Zhongqiao saw the light of day again, and Tian Zhongqiao, who was tortured to the point of not looking like a human, slowly improved his body and spirit after careful care. He was assigned to work at the Northeast Martyrs Memorial Hall, and since Xun Yukun was executed, Tian Zhongqiao has been alone for more than 50 years.
Perhaps the injury of the day has penetrated deep into the bone marrow
In the afterglow of the setting sun, Tian Zhongqiao's figure was so tall and so majestic.