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Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

In the summer of 1941, in the primeval forest of the Songnen Plain, she camped with zhou Xuan's Anti-Japanese Coalition Third Army, and taking advantage of this opportunity, Jin Bowen, the wife of Li Zhaolin, the commander-in-chief of the Third Army, quickly changed the diapers for the children who were less than one year old, but when she returned from her busy work, she found that her children were missing.

After asking, she learned that her child was put into the mountains by her husband Li Zhaolin, because the child's cries would attract the enemy army, and when he learned the reason, Jin Bowen cried to find the child, but was stopped by Li Zhaolin and said to her solemnly:

"If you dare to bring the child back, I will shoot the child to death." I can't let the cries of one of the sons of the commander-in-chief draw the enemy and cause my troops to suffer! Remember, this is war! ”。

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

Although her heart ached, Jin Bowen knew that her husband's approach was not wrong, for the victory of the revolution, in order to save the troops, sacrificing a child was worth it, what she did not know was that Li Zhaolin also had tears in her eyes when she put the child in the mountains, kissed and kissed, hugged and hugged.

In fact, this is not the first relative Kimberwen has sacrificed for the revolution.

First, the first sight

Kim Bowen, a Korean, whose father Kim Ji-sun joined the Independence Army in Korea and died under the bayonet of a devil, after Korea was invaded by the Japanese army, Kim Bowen's family came to Wangqing County, Yanbian, Jilin Province.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

In 1930, under the influence of her brother Jin Yinzhi, 12-year-old Kim Bowen joined the children's group, and in this year, her brother was brutally killed, and the mother who joined the women's group was also arrested and tortured, leaving her disabled, and had to live in a relative's house.

With bitter hatred, after the guerrilla zone was abolished, Kim Bowen found the Anti-League and continued the revolution, and by 1937, the 19-year-old Kim Bowen was already the secretary of the party branch of the Anti-Coalition Three Armies Clothing Factory, and it was also in this year that Kim Bowen received orders to establish a quilt factory in the rear of the iron force.

At that time, the snow closed the mountain, not to mention the construction of a clothing factory, and even to the designated place was extremely difficult, but Jin Bowen did not say a word, and took a female comrade to brave the wind and snow.

After more than a month of arduous advance, Jin Bowen and his party finally arrived at their destination, at this time, they learned that Tieli County had not been captured, the expeditionary force had withdrawn, and only more than 20 wounded were left to recuperate.

Here, Jin Bowen met Li Zhaolin, then director of the General Political Department of the Anti-Japanese Coalition Army in Northern Manchuria, who was only 27 years old at the time, but after several years of arduous resistance in the northeast, he was much older than his peers, and with his unkempt hair and full beard, he looked thirty or forty years old.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

The arrival of Li Zhaolin made the comrades rejoice, and a female comrade named Yu Guizhen pulled Kim Bowen to enthusiastically introduce Li Zhaolin, and when he learned that Kim Bowen was a Korean, he smiled and said:

There are many Korean comrades in our three armed forces, who are hard-working and brave in battle.

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On the second day of his encounter with Li Zhaolin, the devils entered the mountain, and Li Zhaolin immediately organized the transfer of the wounded, because there was no food, Li Zhaolin killed his beloved war horse and distributed it to the wounded.

After the wounded were transferred, Li Zhaolin took Jin Bowen and Yu Guizhen to monitor the enemy's movements, and for the two female comrades, Li Zhaolin took good care of them, gave them both blankets, and when they were on duty at night, they also spent more time than them, all of which left a very good impression on Kim Bowen.

In May 1937, Li Zhaolin and his party arrived at the Tang Lichuan base area, at this time, Li Zhaolin received a new task and needed to leave, and when he was parting, Li Zhaolin gave his blanket to Jin Bowen.

Parting is always sad, but Li Zhaolin smiled and said to Kim Bowen:

Alive, we will always meet again.

Second, Li Zhaolin's revolutionary road

Li Zhaolin, a lighthouse man in Liaoning, was born into a rich peasant family, received a good education when he was young, in 1926, Li Zhaolin's father died, and the 16-year-old Li Zhaolin returned to his hometown to study while farming.

In 1930, the village chief of Daguantun Village, where Li Zhaolin was located, extorted the people's wealth, and the people dared to be angry and did not dare to speak, Li Zhaolin could not look at it, and he insisted on speaking righteously, and asked the village chief dumb.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

Geng's upright and resolute Li Zhaolin won unanimous praise from the villagers, plus Li Zhaolin had read books and could write and calculate, and this year, the 20-year-old Li Zhaolin was elected as the deputy village chief.

In 1931, the 918 Incident broke out, and due to the non-resistance of Zhang Xueliang and others, the three eastern provinces quickly fell, which made Li Zhaolin feel pain and engraved it on the book box."

Luck is surprising and sweeps through thousands of armies

"8 big characters, determined to recover the mountains and rivers."

Under the influence of his uncle Zhang Yihao, underground party member Zhai Lequan and others, Li Zhaolin left his hometown and went to Beiping to join organizations such as the "Northeast People's Salvation Congress" and became a party member.

In 1932, Li Zhaolin was ordered to organize an anti-Japanese contingent in the Liaoyang County area, and with Li Zhaolin's efforts, the nearby "Yangtze River Team", "Swallow Team", "TiandiRong" and other mountain and forest teams joined one after another, and in just a short period of time, they pulled up a team of more than 3,500 people to fight against the Japanese in the area of Liaoyang County.

In addition, Li Zhaolin also established the "Poor People's Association", "Women's Association", "Peasants' Alliance", and so on, leading the people's movements to resist rent and interest, share grain and eat large households, and so on.

In November 1933, Li Zhaolin assumed the pseudonym Zhang Shouji and served as the deputy leader of the Pearl River guerrilla group led by Zhao Shangzhi, and in 1934, the Pearl River guerrilla group was reorganized into the Hadong Detachment of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Group, with Zhao Shangzhi as the commander and Li Zhaolin as the political commissar.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

With the joint efforts of the two men, the anti-Japanese base areas in Bin County, Zhuhe, Yanshou, Fangzheng, Wuchang, Shuangcheng and other counties were opened up one after another.

In 1935, the 3rd Army of the Anti-Japanese Coalition was established, with Zhao Shangzhi as the commander and Li Zhaolin as the political commissar of the Second Regiment, and soon after, he was transferred to the 6th Army as the director of the Political Department.

For many years, a former scholar and a resistance fighter rode together in the white mountains and black waters of Heijiliao.

Third, the marriage is connected

In July 1937, in order to avoid the Japanese crusade, Beimansheng held a meeting at Mao'er Mountain, where Li Zhaolin and Jin Bowen met again, and the two intersected.

For this North Korean girl who is 8 years younger than herself, Li Zhaolin is very fond of her, and often encourages her to read and write and improve her ability to take on heavy responsibilities.

This scene naturally did not escape the eyes of Li Zhaolin's comrades-in-arms, so Zhao Shangzhi, Feng Yunzhong and others often joked with the two.

Before knowing Jin Bowen, Li Zhaolin had already had a marriage, the two of them had a very good relationship, and his wife also fully supported him in resisting Japan, but since joining the anti-Japanese team, he had lost contact with his relatives, and his widowed mother and wife did not know whether they were alive or dead.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

One day, Li Zhaolin asked Kim Bowen out alone to show her his heart, and Kim Bowen, who admired Li Zhaolin's character and revolutionary spirit, thought about it all night and readily agreed.

In July 1937, Li Zhaolin and Kim Bowen married each other.

At that time, the conditions of the Anti-Japanese Coalition were very difficult, there was no extra room at all, in order to allow the husband and wife to live together, the comrades set up tents for them...

Fourth, the snow gives birth to children, and the husband abandons the children

Busy with the revolution, the couple gathered less and more, and it was not until 1940 that Kim Bowen became pregnant, but this was a nightmare for the female fighters of the Anti-League.

With the intensification of the encirclement and suppression of the Japanese army against the United Forces, the 3rd Army of the Anti-Japanese Coalition could only move in the deep mountains and old forests, and Jin Bowen had also been fighting with the army, lacking clothes and food and dragging a heavy body, and its hardships could be imagined.

In the winter of 1940, under the harsh conditions of more than 40 degrees below zero in the northeast, Kim Bowen gave birth in the snow, but the child had just given birth, the placenta did not come down, and the devil's pursuers chased to the vicinity.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

In order not to drag the soldiers to move, KimBervin could only wrap the umbilical cord around his legs and continue the march, which caused great damage to KimBervin's body.

Although the conditions were very difficult, this child, relying on fried batter, still survived strongly.

Soon, the time came to the summer of 1941, when the ice and snow had long since melted, which was very favorable to the Japanese army encircling and suppressing the 3rd Army of the Anti-Japanese Coalition, and the encirclement and suppression was even greater.

At that time, the 3rd Army of the Anti-Japanese Coalition was short of clothes and food, and the children of Li Zhaolin and Jin Bowen were always crying when they did not have enough to eat, and the cries were likely to expose the location of the troops.

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After that child, Li Zhaolin and Jin Bowen had another son and a daughter.

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

Finally, in 1945, the War of Resistance Against Japan was victorious, and at this time, Chiang Kai-shek continued to create friction in an attempt to provoke a civil war.

In order to preserve the fruits of victory, in August 1945, Li Zhaolin led the anti-coalition fighters into Harbin with the Soviet Red Army, formed the People's Self-Defense Force, established the people's government, and served as vice governor of Binjiang Province, member of the North Manchuria Branch Bureau, and member of the Harbin Municipal Party Committee.

However, soon after Li Zhaolin took the Anti-Japanese League into Harbin, guan Jiyu, Yang Qiyan, Yu Xiuhao, and other "receiving officers" of the Kuomintang also came to take over Harbin, and these people regarded Li Zhaolin as a thorn in his eye and a thorn in his flesh, and wanted to deal with it quickly.

On March 12, 1946, Li Zhaolin suddenly received a letter saying that an important member of the Republic of China government had "important matters" to discuss.

After arriving at the place, Li Zhaolin's coat with a pistol was locked in a cabinet and tricked into drinking tea with potassium cyanide, and then the lurking handmaiden took advantage of Li Zhaolin's coma and brutally killed him, at the age of 35.

Three days later, Kim Bo-wen and his two children saw Li Zhaolin's body in the hospital, with "

Seven knives and eight holes

Li Zhaolin: For the revolution, he put his son deep into the mountains, sacrificed at the age of 35, and more than 100,000 people buried him

During the many years of the War of Resistance in the northeast, Li Zhaolin did not die at the hands of the Japanese Kou, but died at the hands of Chinese, and Jin Bowen's grief and indignation can be imagined.

Equally sad and indignant, there were also Li Zhaolin's comrades and Harbin citizens, after Li Zhaolin's sacrifice, Harbin held a demonstration of more than 100,000 people, organized a memorial service for him for 3 days and 3 nights, and on the day of the burial, the same hundred thousand people sent each other, and the Common Era where he was buried was named "Zhaolin Park".

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