Looking back at the history of the development of our motherland, it is a difficult and brilliant history of struggle, and the eight-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is undoubtedly a very rich and colorful stroke in this long history, and it is a national memory that is deeply rooted in the marrow of all of us. In these histories, there have also been many heroes, and the bravery and patriotic brilliance that shines on them illuminates the originally dark era and guides us through this darkest moment, among which there is an anti-Japanese heroine called Yinjinhua, who is a very dazzling light in this.

Yinjinhua's ancestral home is Shandong, he learned martial arts from an early age, although his life was plain and plain, but he was happy and happy. After the outbreak of the July 7 Incident, the Japanese army invaded China in an all-round way, and her hometown was also bombed by the Japanese army, and only she herself survived in the end. The Japanese army caused her family to be destroyed, and she hated the Japanese army incomparably, and later joined the army by mistake. Because she learned martial arts from an early age and had a good martial art, she did not work in logistics, but fought on the front line like a male soldier.
One of the deepest scars on her body was left by her when she fought the enemy's white blade, when her bullets had been exhausted, and the 7 enemy soldiers nearby saw that she was a woman and thought of capturing her alive. At this critical juncture, she pulled out her saber and engaged in a white-knife battle with the enemy, and the enemy obviously underestimated her, because she was highly skilled in martial arts, and finally successfully stabbed 7 Japanese soldiers, and it was in this white-knife battle that she left a deep scar on her.
After the war was over, she did not participate in any reward, or for this woman, the family's safe living together was her greatest wish, and she and her husband chose to return to the field to live the life of ordinary people, planting something in the field that they would eat, raising some livestock, and living like this. A lot of people were sacrificed in that war, and now we can eat well and dress well every day, all thanks to them. We need to pay tribute to them