Red Gene inherits the Red Classic
Hello everyone, welcome to the Red Classic Sharing Column of "Inheriting Red Genes and Tasting the Classics of the Times" created by the campus radio and television station of Yingkou Vocational and Technical College. This issue will share a red movie with you, reminisce about the glory days, and feel the red feelings.
Jin Ziming, Ming Ying, Zi Ming. He was born in 1878 to a peasant family in Suoheyingzi Village, Dagu Ben Township, Fuxin Mongol Autonomous County. After attending a private school, he went to the Fengtian Church School as an adult and worked half-time, during which Jin Ziming actively signed up for the League and became one of the members of the early League of Liaoning Province. In 1907, under the cover of missionary work, Jin Ziming often connected with Kangping, Xinmin, Montenegro, Fuxin and other places to organize guns and horses to prepare for the anti-Qing uprising. In 1911, Jin Ziming organized a "people's army" of nearly 5,000 people to attack the County of Zhangwu in the Qing Dynasty. After the "918" incident, he pulled up a 2,000-strong "Northeast People's Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army", and was later appointed by the Northeast People's Anti-Japanese Salvation Congress in Beiping as the commander of the 20th Route Army of the Liaoning Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army. He died in 1939.
His heroic deeds can be mainly divided into three main stories: "raising the flag to resist Japan", "showing martial arts in bloody battles", and "full of heroes".
1. Raise the flag to resist Japan
On the night of September 18, 1931, the day when the Japanese Kwantung Army launched the "918" incident, Jin Ziming was in Shenyang, witnessing the atrocities of the Japanese army burning and looting, Jin Ziming was indignant, so he sneaked back to his hometown of Suoheyingzi in Zhangwu County (now part of Baozi Town, Fuxin Mongol Autonomous County) and secretly established an anti-Japanese armed force.
Soon, in conjunction with the anti-Japanese armed forces organized by Huang Zhongxing, a squire in Huangjiawobao Township, Zhangwu County, the 20th Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army was established, and the Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army organized by Jin Ziming was founded with more than 2,000 people at its inception and developed to more than 12,000 people at its peak, which was one of the three main forces of the Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army in western Liaoning. In the autumn of 1939, Jin Ziming was injured by a car of the Kuomintang Gendarmerie Corps in Wanxian County, and died in the hospital at the age of 61. The mother of the country, Song Qingling, personally presided over the funeral for Jin Ziming.
Second, full of loyal martyrs
On October 14, 1935, the Japanese puppet army stationed in Zhangwu heard that Jin Ziming had returned to his hometown, mobilized heavy troops to encircle the Suo joint camp from the two directions of Paozi and Daguben, set up machine guns and cannons on the high ground on the south side of the Suohe camp, and dispatched 3 aircraft to bomb and strafe at the Suo joint camp, bloodily looting. After the outbreak of the "July 7" Incident in 1937, Jin Ziming brought four sons and two nephews from Suoheyingzi to Guanli, with a national hatred and family hatred, all of whom threw themselves into the War of Resistance Against Japan.
Third, the bloody battle shows strength
In January 1932, the Japanese invading army invaded Rehe along the Jinchao Road, and the anti-Japanese volunteer army and people of all ethnic groups rose up to resist. After the Japanese invading army lost its troops and lost its troops, it divided its troops into Rehe in three ways: the first route was through Tongliao into Kailu; the second route was into Suidong (present-day Kulun Banner) via Zhangwushun Avenue; and the third route was Montenegro through Xinlitun to invade Fuxin. The 20th Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army, led by Jin Ziming, which was active in the Zhangwu area, detected this aggressive action of the Japanese army and decided to attack the Guojiadian (present-day Wufeng) railway station in Zhangwu County on January 10 to block the Westward Japanese invading army. By the evening, the anti-Japanese volunteers rushed into the station, and more than 60 Japanese troops were killed and wounded. The Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army captured 11 large guns, more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition, 5 horses and other military supplies. The remnants of the Japanese army fled into the county seat of Zhangwu County.
The railway, about a mile south of Guojiadian Station, was demolished by the anti-Japanese volunteer army, which hindered the actions of the Japanese invading army. Guo Jiadian annihilated the enemy, and the Jinzi Mingbu Volunteer Army won the first battle, and the momentum was greatly enhanced. In this battle, the volunteer army killed 2 leaders of the puppet police brigade, killed and injured dozens of puppet military and policemen, and seized a large number of military materials. The newspaper of the Provisional Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic, Red China, reported on the activities of the anti-Japanese volunteer army in the Zhangwu area.
The long river of history has recorded the deeds of many heroes, and the deeds of these heroes have become an indelible monument.
It is the greatness of the martyrs who martyred the country that has enabled us to live such a beautiful life as we are today; it is the martyrs who carry the burden for us to move forward, and only then can today's years be quiet!
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