Chairman Mao continued Fan Ting
Xu Fanting was an old revolutionary who participated in the Xinhai Revolution and served as a senior military general of the Kuomintang. In 1935, just as the national crisis was approaching, he went out in all directions, calling for an end to the civil war and resistance to the Japanese invasion. Because of the traitorous surrender of the Kuomintang, he appealed to no door and ran into walls everywhere. In desperation, he committed suicide by caesarean section after weeping at the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing, voluntarily waking up the authorities with his death and calling on the people of the whole country to resist the war.
After Xu Fanting committed suicide and was rescued, he experienced the Xi'an Incident and gradually realized that the Communist Party was a political party that adhered to the anti-Japanese resistance and contributed to the country and the people. Since then, he has followed the Communist Party and plunged into the torrent of anti-Japanese resistance, and has done a great deal of strength to open up the base area in northwestern Jin. Due to the recurrence of lung disease due to long-term exertion, he died on September 12, 1947. Fight to the last breath for the cause of the liberation of the Chinese nation. On his deathbed, he wrote a suicide note to the Communist Party of China and asked to join the party. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China accepted his request and posthumously recognized him as a member of the Communist Party of China. Chairman Mao wrote the Elegy for it:
For national liberation, for the class to turn over, the cause is coming to fruition, and the public is dying?
There are clouds and waters, there is a pine plum integrity, typical sudden loss, people are full of sorrow.
Continuation Fan Ting
Wordless salutations to the heroic spirits
On April 1, 1949, the students of Nanjing Colleges and Universities marched against hunger, civil war, and dictatorship, and on the way to the parade, they were bloodily suppressed by Kuomintang agents and police, killing the two students and creating a "four- and four-. A "event.
A few days later, a memorial service was held in the former Zhongda Auditorium, and the venue was surrounded by ribbons, one of which was wordless, as follows:
？，？？，？？？
！，！！，！！！
This link is better than a word, and not only strongly questions and accuses the Kuomintang authorities, but also expresses its determination to pay the blood debt. Less than a month later, these exclamation point vows were fulfilled— on April 23, 1949, the People's Liberation Army liberated Nanjing.
