The Sino-Japanese War was an eternal pain in the hearts of many people, and it also made many people hate the Japanese invaders to the bone. Later, through arduous struggle we finally drove out the Japanese aggressors, and many revolutionaries played a crucial role in the process. For example, Yu Dafu was a revolutionary, but he was executed by the Japanese army a month after the Japanese army surrendered its weapons, so what happened at that time?
Born in Xiangmendi, he was talented from an early age
Yudaf was born into a family of intellectuals. Born in Shuxiangmendi, he was also very interested in literature because he was influenced by his family environment from an early age, and he already created his own poetry collection at the age of 15, and two years later he went to Japan to study. It was also at this time that he began to try to create some novels.
After a period of study, Yu Dafu completed his studies and returned to the embrace of his motherland, when he found a career as a teacher through his family connections. This career is very good for him, the job is very relaxed, so it gives him more time to write fiction works, and his popularity continues to increase.
It was in this process that Yu Dafu met a friend who had influenced his life, and this person was Lu Xun. Although the two men disagreed on many aspects, Yu Dafu still had great admiration for Lu Xun. It is precisely because of the influence of Lu Xun that Yu Dafu's thinking is also constantly improving, and patriotic feelings have arisen.
Actively propagated the anti-Japanese ideology and made countless contributions
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Yu Dafu began to actively participate in anti-Japanese activities, and often used some literary works to awaken the consciousness of the people. Later, due to the invitation of Singapore, Yu Dafu came to Singapore to participate in the anti-Japanese propaganda work, and began to work as an editor of several newspapers and periodicals. Under his leadership, many Chinese and overseas Chinese united to contribute to the anti-Japanese cause of the motherland.
However, with the outbreak of the Pacific War, the strength of the Japanese army became stronger, and even occupied many countries in South Asia, and it was at this time that Yu Dafu entered the field of vision of the Japanese army. Because Yu Dafu had studied in Japan, he mastered a proficient Japanese language and was captured by the Japanese army as a translator for the Japanese army.
Forced to become a translator, in Cao Yingxin in Han
Although at this time Yu Dafu became a Japanese translator and caused many people to spit on him, he was in Cao Ying's heart and still did not forget his motherland. Therefore, in the process of work, he used the particularity of his identity to defend the interests of local overseas Chinese to a large extent, and also sent countless intelligence to anti-Japanese organizations.
However, as Yu Dafu's contributions to anti-Japanese organizations increased, yudaf's identity was exposed. After the discovery of the identity was exposed, many anti-Japanese organizations had evacuated at that time. However, Yu Dafu knew that he was now under the surveillance of the enemy, and if he escaped with him, it would definitely lead to a frantic pursuit by the enemy, and no one would be able to escape at that time, so in the end he made up his mind to stay and cover the retreat of the other anti-Japanese fighters. Eventually, with the help of Uddhav, all the anti-Japanese organizations successfully retreated, but he was restricted by the Japanese.
It was not until after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan that Yu Dafu was ecstatic and felt that he could finally avoid being restricted by the Japanese army, but on this day he was captured by the Japanese army. Later, many people were extremely curious about the disappearance of Uddhav and also investigated. However, it was not until 40 years later that the soldiers who had arrested Yu Dafu found out that the Japanese had tricked Yu Dafu out that day and strangled him to death.
The Japanese did this to prevent Uddhav from speaking out about their bad behavior during the Sino-Japanese War. After all, Yu Dafu had served as a Japanese translator and was very clear about many of the actions of the Japanese army. If all these actions were spoken out, many members of the Japanese army would become war criminals.
Conclusion: In his lifetime, Yu Dafu has endured a lot of painful torture, but he has never forgotten the idea of resisting Japan and saving the country, and through his own efforts to make countless contributions to the anti-Japanese cause of the motherland. Although he was brutally killed by the enemy, his spirit will continue to affect more and more young people.