In the summer of 1943, Li Chunhua, a female instructor of our army, and more than a dozen comrades-in-arms observed the enemy situation in Liandong, northern Jiangsu. At this time, on the country road, a few cyclists came to the countryside to collect intelligence, and looked around while riding. This was a good opportunity to capture the enemy alive, so the warriors crouched down in the crop field by the side of the road, and when they saw the Japanese approaching, the warriors roared and fell down, and the position was like a fierce tiger descending the mountain, and the speed was extreme.
These devils are a bit bears, seeing this position, the guns can not be pulled out, put the car, rolled into the roadside crops, pulled the legs and ran faster than the rabbits.
Masato Sada and his old photographs
In this way, Li Chunhua and the soldiers captured the enemy's bicycle and happily pushed it away.
Speaking of enemies, one of them was named Masato Sada, who later returned home safely. As I get older, I feel a little nostalgic and always want to come to China to see. In August 1988, Masato Sada, who was in his 60s, set foot on the battlefield of that year and visited the New Fourth Army Memorial Hall in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province.
When he saw a rusty bicycle, he immediately stopped, and carefully examined, after a period of identification, saw the steel seal on the 120424, he jumped up excitedly, it turned out that this was the bicycle he used.
Then he found the person in charge of the museum and wanted to buy it at a high price, but of course he was strictly refused. Since then, Masato Sada has always had to take a look at this bicycle every few years.
It's this bike
In May 2002, when the Central Radio made a large-scale documentary "The New Fourth Army", it also interviewed Masato Sada, who was an octogenarian at the time, and he still remembered the story of the bicycle being confiscated: "The New Fourth Army is particularly brave and good at fighting, especially good at guerrilla tactics. At that time, I was only in my early twenties, I was forced to join the army, and before I left, I wrote a suicide note, and I had the idea of dying, and my heart thought so, but survival is human instinct. When he saw the Chinese soldier rushing over with a gun, he subconsciously got out of the car and entered the crop field, and fled! ”
This passage is very meaningful, first of all, it truly reflects the mentality of some Japanese at that time. The second also reflects the state of our army at that time: that is, to fight with the same enemy and kill the enemy courageously; not afraid of sacrifice, brave to move forward...
Although the smoke has cleared now, whenever we see this text, the picture of those warriors rushing forward to kill seems to appear in front of us again.
The heroine of the year, Li Chunhua
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