It is difficult to sacrifice one's body to go to the country, and it is difficult to see death as a sudden return. —Cao Zhi
In 1931, Japan launched a war of aggression against China, and with the outbreak of World War II, Japan, as a fascist country, was even more unashamed to say the arrogant words of "occupying our country in three months.".
In 1945, Japan surrendered to our country in a terrible way, and as the victorious country, we finally drove all the evil Japanese devils out of the land of China.
In the years of the War of Resistance Against Japan, countless heroes, sons, daughters, and martyrs used their flesh and blood to resist the aggression of foreign enemies, and even sacrificed their precious lives.
Today we are going to talk about the anti-Japanese heroine: Zhang Jinglin.
In 1999, Wang Shibo, editor and reporter of Weihai Daily, published an article titled "Rongcheng, There is a Liu Hulan who has been in dust for half a century."
With the publication of newspapers, this article was circulated by a large number of Chinese people. It was only at this moment that the glorious deeds of this heroine who disregarded her safety and resisted the Japanese Kou were known to everyone. At that time, a full 58 years had passed since the hero's sacrifice.
In the dim light, the film "Liu Hulan" of the anti-Japanese hero is being played on the TV, and Liu Hulan in the movie is not humble and profane in the face of the interrogation of the Japanese army. I would rather die than reveal the intelligence of our army. Under the enemy's whip and torture, Liu Hulan always had a resolute expression, and did not even want to bow his head high.
At this time, Teacher Wang Wenzheng, who was watching at home, had red eyes. He slowly got up, looked out the window, and after pondering for a long time, Wang Wenzheng decided to publish the deeds of his childhood playmate Zhang Jinglin in the heroic sacrifice in the process of resisting Japan to the newspaper to let the public know.
Wang Wenzheng wrote forcefully on the paper that "58 years ago, the female martyrs of Rongcheng County died under the butcher's knife of the Japanese army at the age of 15."
At this time, teacher Wang Wenzheng, who had wide-eyed eyes, looked out of the window, and his thoughts also returned to Qing'antun Village in Rongcheng County, Shandong Province, and remembered the poor birth of his little friend Zhang Jinglin.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="8" > born poor and hard-working</h1>
Zhang Jinglin was born into a poor family and her parents were farmers. Zhang Jinglin did not see her father since she was born. Listen to my mother: My father worked long-term in the landlord's house, and due to his long-term physical work and the landlord's ruthless exploitation and oppression, his father suffered from an acute illness and died on the eve of Zhang Jinglin's birth.
Zhang Jinglin has been dependent on her mother and grandmother since she was a child. The family was full of women and children, and there was no labor force. There was not much of a harvest, and most of the grain that the family had worked so hard to grow had to be handed over to the landlord, and there was very little left of the surplus grain, which was simply not enough for the three people to fill their stomachs.
In order to support her family, Zhang Jinglin's mother made needlework for neighbors to supplement the family. Despite the family's so much constraints, her mother still tried to find a way to provide Zhang Jinglin to go to the academy to study, when Zhang Jinglin was 10 years old.
Zhang Jinglin is a girl full of justice, since she was a child, she hated the oppression of the landlord and often had the idea of rebelling against the landlord. Unwilling to be enslaved, her heart was filled with a yearning for a free and equal life.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > joined the anti-war ranks</h1>
With this in mind, Zhang Jinglin joined the Women's Self-Defense Corps during her studies. Although she was very young, she could stand guard and help adults sew the clothes of the warriors.
Because I have witnessed Japanese devils coming to the village to kill people and set fires to them, and to mutilate the villagers. Zhang Jinglin, who was only 13 or 4 years old, was more eager than anyone else to expel the Japanese from Chinese land.
When Zhang Jinglin was an officer in the Self-Defense Corps, he not only went to the streets to post anti-Japanese propaganda notices. It also mobilized other masses and friends to resist Japan together. Under her encouragement and encouragement, the women's self-defense group in the village continued to grow, and many children and women joined the self-defense group, and everyone sewed clothes, shoes and hats for the soldiers to be their strong backing. The little ones go to the sentry.
In 1941, Zhang Jinglin had just turned 15 years old, and in July of that year, in order to expand its territory, the Japanese army released the news that it would occupy the Huji Temple on the southern mountainside of Daheng Mountain.
The Tiger Foundation Temple has a complete advantage in terms of terrain. If occupied by the Japanese army, the soldiers of our army will be exposed at any time.
To this end, the Rongcheng County Party Committee held an emergency meeting overnight, and Zhang Jinglin, as a member of the War of Resistance, participated in it.
The township committee proposed to demolish the temple of The Tiger Foundation Temple, which could completely foil the Japanese conspiracy. But this work is dangerous, and there is a risk of being captured by the enemy at any time.
Zhang Jinglin volunteered to take on this difficult task. In her opinion, as long as we can stop the Japanese army, buy time for our army, and make great sacrifices, it is worth it.
At this time, Zhang Jinglin already held the idea of seeing death as a homecoming, and was bound to resist the enemy to the end. After demolishing the temple with several other members, Zhang Jinglin wanted to return the same route. But because of the betrayal of traitors. Zhang Jinglin and the crowd were surrounded by Japanese troops.
In order to let everyone retreat quickly, Zhang Jinglin was willing to act as a decoy and turned around and ran to the opposite place. After the masses escaped safely, Zhang Jinglin was captured by the Japanese army.
Zhang Jinglin's spirit of self-denial made the masses admire, and after everyone returned, they organized rescue activities. Because the enemy was very cunning and constantly changed the place of detention, the plan to rescue Zhang Jinglin could not be carried out normally.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" Data-track="16" > enemy troops tortured for three days and three nights and brutally killed</h1>
In the prison of the Japanese army, Zhang Jinglin was interrogated, coerced, and coerced and lured by the enemy with cruel punishment. Zhang Jinglin always clenched his teeth and did not make a painful sound to show weakness to the enemy. She just stared viciously at the disgusting faces of the Japanese soldiers.
No matter how the Japanese army extorted confessions in words and deeds, Zhang Jinglin always had only three words to answer them: "I don't know."
Zhang Jinglin's hands were pierced by the Japanese army with sharpened bamboo sticks, and he almost passed out in pain. The pain of ten fingers and her heart made her sweat profusely, but she always gritted her teeth and braced herself.
The Japanese army used a red soldering iron to burn the thighs of this fifteen-year-old girl, leaving a shocking scar. The enemy also beat the patriotic little soldier with a leather whip, mercilessly spilling salt water on Zhang Jinglin's wound.
The japanese army's methods were simply cruel to the point of heinousness, but no matter what kind of atrocities they committed, Zhang Jinglin, who was determined in his heart, never said a word. Embarrassed and angry, the Japanese army tortured Zhang Jinglin for 3 days and 3 nights.
The Japanese army used glory and wealth to try to seduce Zhang Jinglin, who had been tortured to death, but Zhang Jinglin was still unmoved, or the sentence "I don't know."
The Japanese army faced the iron-clad Chinese warriors and was eventually defeated. Zhang Jinglin could only be put in a prison cart and paraded and demonstrated. But their hearts are panicked.
On the day of the parade, Zhang Jinglin was covered with scars, causing people to cry. She shouted, "Don't be upset, you must drive the Japanese devils out of the country."
Zhang Jinglin's righteous words completely angered the Japanese Kou, and after the parade, they brutally killed Zhang Jinglin.
The 15-year-old girl was exposed to the wilderness, and the crowd secretly stole Zhang Jinglin's body at night and buried it in Rongcheng. Since then, Rongcheng has had one more hero's tomb.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="22" > conclusion</h1>
The beginning and end of the Japanese army's cruelty to Zhang Jinglin was deliberately hidden by the Japanese army for many years, and no one in the crowd heard the sound of the wind. With a letter from Zhang Jinglin's childhood playmate to Wang Shibo of Weihai Daily, this matter was only concerned by reporters.
Wang Shibo returned to Zhang Jinglin's hometown and the place of sacrifice after doing the interview. He had mixed feelings, and his heart of justice prompted him to wave his arms and write an article in honor of the martyr Zhang Jinglin.
There are many more unknown anti-Japanese martyrs like Zhang Jinglin, who have been buried for many years, and we are part of the new China. It is reasonable to remember this history and remember the anti-Japanese heroes. We must not forget the liberation of New China and the long road of peace, which was paved with the bright red blood of the martyrs. It's so hard to come by.