The willows are like smoke, the grass is green, and in April of the same year, we pay tribute to the martyrs with deep affection. In the historical process of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, a large number of unsung heroes have emerged on the arduous and hidden front. In the face of the cruel enemy, they ventured into difficulties, went deep into the Dragon Pond Tiger's Den, faced the test of life and death, they were bold and loyal, resolutely sacrificed their lives for righteousness, and their lofty qualities and great spirit are always worthy of our commemoration, remembrance and inheritance.
The good daughter of the party - Zhang Luping martyr
In the history of our party's hidden front, there is such a legendary fighter, she infiltrated the military command at the age of 18, established a "red radio station" inside the enemy camp, and was killed by the enemy at the age of 24 and died heroically, she is the party's good daughter Zhang Luping.
Zhang Luping joined the Chinese National Liberation Vanguard in 1936, went to Yan'an at the end of 1937, and joined the Communist Party of China in October 1938.
In the autumn of 1939, according to the instructions of the Southern Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, Zhang Luping infiltrated the telecommunications station of the Chongqing Kuomintang Military Command Bureau, and developed Feng Chuanqing, Zhang Weilin, Yang Hu, Zhao Ligeng, Chen Guozhu, and Wang Xizhen as secret intelligence officers.
In the heavily guarded secret service organs, Zhang Luping and seven others reported in a timely and accurate manner to the party organizations such as the staffing of the general command, the radio code and its call signs, the plans of the military command to sabotage our party's Chongqing underground organization, and the dispatch of secret agents to the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region.
In March 1940, the radio team was accidentally exposed, and Zhang Luping and seven other people were arrested, triggering the "Military Unification Radio Case" that shocked the Kuomintang. In 1941, Zhang Luping and others were escorted to the Kuomintang Xifeng concentration camp. In prison, Zhang Luping and her comrades-in-arms fought a long and indomitable struggle against the enemy.
On July 14, 1945, Zhang Luping and seven others were killed in the Kuomintang Xifeng concentration camp. On the way to the execution ground, Zhang Luping led her comrades-in-arms to sing the "Internationale", and in the magnificent and tragic singing, the heroic spirit of the Communist Party members who regarded death as a homecoming was vividly reflected.
Haoqi runs through Changhong - the five martyrs of Beiping
On October 19, 1948, at the Yuhuatai Execution Ground in Nanjing, five young Kuomintang officers chanted "Long live the Communist Party of China!" "Fell in a pool of blood after the gunshots. They were the CCP's secret intelligence officers fighting in the Kuomintang strongholds, Ding Xing, Xie Shiyan, Zhao Liangzhang, Zhu Jianguo, and Shi Chun, known as the "Five Martyrs of Beiping."
After the outbreak of the all-out civil war in 1946, in view of the important strategic position of North China, in order to strengthen the collection of military intelligence in North China, Ye Jianying, Li Kenong, and others successively developed Ding Xing and others as intelligence personnel at the headquarters of the Kuomintang Eleventh Theater Commander.
Ding Xing, then deputy director of the Kuomintang 11th Theater Commander's Headquarters, was a major general.
Xie Shiyan was then the chief of the Major General Headquarters of the Kuomintang 11th Theater Commander.General.
Zhu Jianguo was then a major combat staff officer at the Kuomintang 11th Theater Commander's Headquarters.
Shi Chun was then a major intelligence staff officer at the Kuomintang 11th Theater Commander's Headquarters.
Zhao Liangzhang was then a staff officer of the Second Military Region Headquarters of the Kuomintang Beiping Air Force.
The five Ding Xing men lurked in key parts of the enemy army and continuously provided the party organizations with important military information such as the deployment of the Kuomintang army's troops in North China, their operational plans, and so on, so that our party could understand and grasp in a timely manner a series of military arrangements and plans for the Kuomintang North China Theater.
In September 1947, the secret radio station of our party's Beiping intelligence organization was destroyed, and more than 40 underground INTELLIGENCE personnel of the CCP were arrested, including Ding Xing and five other comrades.
After Ding Xing and the others were arrested, the Kuomintang top brass was shocked and transferred them to the Central Army Prison in Nanjing. In prison, they put their lives and deaths aside, and endured continuous coercive interrogations and severe torture.
On October 19, 1948, Ding Xing, Xie Shiyan, Zhao Liangzhang, Zhu Jianguo, and Shi Chun bravely took up their righteousness at Yuhuatai. Before his execution, Xie Shiyan wrote a poem in prison: "No one has died since ancient times, and when the boy is frustrated." How many heads and how much blood, continue to become a democratic free poem. Concerned about the future and destiny of the party and the country, the grandeur of not hesitating to die generously jumped on the paper.
The strait sends loyal souls - Wu Shi and other four martyrs
On the afternoon of June 10, 1950, in The Town of Racecourse in Taipei, four intelligence workers on the hidden front of our Party bravely took up their righteousness here. They are:
Wu Shi, then deputy chief of staff of the Kuomintang "Ministry of National Defense."
Zhu Feng, an intelligence officer sent to Taiwan by the East China Bureau of the Communist Party of China.
At that time, Chen Baocang, lieutenant general of the Fourth Military Station of the Joint Logistics Headquarters of the National Government.
Nie Xi, then colonel of the Communications Section of the General Affairs Office of the Southeast Military and Political Governor's Office of the Nationalist Government.
Wu Shi, who served as chief of staff of the Kuomintang Fourth Theater, deputy commander-in-chief of the 16th Army, and director of the Historical and Political Bureau of the Ministry of National Defense, established contact with the Shanghai Bureau of the CPC Central Committee in April 1947 and later joined the CCP's intelligence system in Shanghai. In August 1949, when the Kuomintang's rule on the mainland was about to collapse completely, Wu Shi refused to be retained by his friends, saying: "I have done too little for the people!" Now that there is still an opportunity, personal risk is nothing. "Resolutely go to Taiwan.
After Wu Shi arrived in Taiwan, he established contacts with Chen Baocang, who had been sent to Taiwan by the Hong Kong Branch of the CPC Central Committee, and took advantage of their position in the Kuomintang army to extensively collect military intelligence on the Kuomintang. In November 1949, the East China Bureau of the CPC Central Committee sent Zhu Feng to Taiwan to take charge of intelligence liaison with Wu Shi, whose close associate Nie Xi served as their liaison. Wu Shi, Zhu Feng, and others successively transmitted a large amount of top-secret information and intelligence, such as the deployment of Taiwan's troops and the firearms equipment map, to the mainland.
In the spring of 1950, the underground party organization of the Chinese Communist Party in Taiwan was destroyed by the enemy, and Wu Shi, Zhu Feng, Chen Baocang, and Nie Xi were unfortunately arrested. Under the torture of Kuomintang agents to extract confessions, they never revealed the secrets of the party, and Wu Shi was tortured, resulting in complete blindness in one eye and scaly wounds all over his body, but he always clenched his teeth and was unyielding.
On June 10, 1950, Wu Shi, Zhu Feng, Chen Baocang, and Nie Xi were sentenced to death by the Special Military Tribunal of the Kuomintang in Taiwan, and on the afternoon of the same day, they bravely fought in Machangcho, Taipei, and sacrificed their precious lives for the great cause of reunifying the motherland.
Special achievements, a hundred generations are not easy. On the road of china's revolution, construction, and reform and development, generation after generation of unsung heroes have been boldly loyal, and have followed in the footsteps of their predecessors, casting an unsung monument of the Chinese nation with loyalty and faith; one communist after another has not forgotten their original intentions, kept firmly in mind their mission, and tempered the red genes that have been passed down from generation to generation with their blood and lives. No one knows their names, but their dedication and sacrifice will not be forgotten by history, the motherland will not forget, and the people will not forget!