The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression brought endless suffering to the Chinese people, but under the impetus of this historical giant wheel, countless heroic soldiers who overcame difficulties and persevered were born. They used themselves as beacons to protect the dignity of the nation and the integrity of their territory, and their flesh and blood became a strong Great Wall against the invaders, and finally expelled the Japanese invaders and defended the dignity and peace of the motherland. The tranquility and harmony in every inch of the land, the happy life and quiet years of each person, all embody their bloody sacrifice and selfless dedication. Today, we want to share a female hero who shines with outstanding brilliance in this war - Huang Meiying.
Huang Meiying, an ordinary woman from Taishan County, Guangdong, but her name and deeds have been deeply engraved in the memories of Chinese people. She was born in 1919, at a time when China was shrouded in war and poverty, and her home was a tiny village in Taishan County, Guangdong Province, whose parents lived from farming and poverty.
Although living in a difficult environment, Hwang Mei-ying's heart burns with love for life and thirst for knowledge. She would wake up early in the morning to work in the fields with her father, with the sun hanging on her head and the aroma of earth on her back, and she worked very seriously. Then, she would go home to help her mother with household chores, listening to her mother's old stories as she did it, which made her hard-working and tenacious. However, in that era when women's education was neglected, Huang Meiying did not have the conditions to go to school. Whenever twilight, she would quietly hide outside the door of Mr. Teach's room, eavesdropping on Mr. Teach's lecture, the moonlight shining on her, her eyes full of longing. Sometimes, she would read silently by a worn-out book, the candlelight jumping in her face, her only lighting tool. However, her spirit has transcended that era of poverty and backwardness, and her wisdom has surpassed most people.
The year the Anti-Japanese War broke out, Huang Meiying had grown into an 18-year-old girl. In the face of the aggression of the Japanese army and the fall of the motherland, Huang Meiying, who loved the country deeply, felt incomparable grief and anger. She decided to join the anti-Japanese war and joined the anti-Japanese propaganda team in the village. Huang Meiying shuttled through the streets and alleys, participating in rehearsals and performing anti-Japanese propaganda programs, and her passionate speeches and affectionate calls called on every villager to actively participate in the anti-Japanese resistance. She led the villagers to sing anti-war songs, which swirled over each village, inspiring patriotism and boosting morale.
In 1940, Huang Meiying joined the Communist Party of China and devoted herself wholeheartedly to revolutionary work. Every morning, she would go to the activities of the propaganda team with full enthusiasm. Her voice is like a nightingale, singing the stories of the people's heroes who fought against the Japanese invaders, and her words are like a spring breeze, nourishing the heart of every listener. Among the guerrillas, Hwang Meiying won the respect of her comrades with her courage and wisdom.
In the summer of 1940, Huang Meiying was appointed president of the Nishimura Women's Anti-Enemy Support Association. In this position, she is committed to defending the rights and interests of women and children with unwavering determination. The women of the village began to understand their rights and interests, and under the guidance of Huang Meiying, they gradually made their voices heard. At that time, the women of the village were no longer those who were silent and at the mercy of others, they had become an important anti-Japanese force. However, the shortage of materials on the anti-Japanese battlefield once plunged people into despair. Huang Meiying looked at the tired and determined faces of the team, and she knew that she could not stand idly by. So, she resolutely decided to launch a fundraising campaign in the village, and she campaigned for the guerrillas in the fields and at the entrance of the village. And she herself also supported the anti-Japanese action with practical actions, donating all the food and cloth in her family, and even on her head, only a few worn-out hairpins remained.
In 1944, Huang Meiying and her husband, Chen Mingjiang, received instructions from the party and moved to Xinhuitianjin. It was a difficult decision, but Wong and Chan accepted the challenge. As they walked in that strange land, Huang Meiying gently held her husband's hand and told him, "We will win." "Those difficult days, although there was a shortage of supplies, they never gave in.
However, Huang Meiying did not expect that the most painful days were still to come. In early 1945, the Japanese discovered their whereabouts, and Huang Meiying and Chen Mingjiang were besieged in Sai Chung Village. The Japanese threatened the villagers, and Hwang looked at the fearful and helpless faces, knowing that she could not let these innocent people be implicated because of her. At that moment, the anti-Japanese feelings in her heart and the deep love for the people inspired her to stand up, and she bravely walked towards the Japanese army.
Although Huang Meiying's steps were heavy, her steps were firm, and her eyes shot a determined light. She looked at the roaring Japanese officer, the coward who held the villagers hostage for self-preservation, and Huang Meiying gritted her teeth, her heart full of anger and determination. The triumphant laughter of the Japanese officers echoed in Hwang's ears, but it did not shake her determination.
Huang Meiying blocked the danger with her body, and her courage not only protected the villagers of Sai Chung Village, but also her comrades. When the Japanese army leader saw Huang Meiying appear, he laughed maniacally, and he said to the translator with a proud face, "This is your Chinese's plan to capture the king first!" The villagers could not control their tears, watching Huang Meiying vowed to protect them to death, and their resentment towards the Japanese army burned like a flame. But Huang Meiying's will is as firm as iron. When the Japanese army learned that Huang Meiying was the wife of Chen Mingjiang, the secretary of the Xinhui County Party Committee, their desire was even more frantic. They hypocritically promised Wong Mei-ying that if she surrendered, she and her husband would live a rich life. But Huang Meiying rejected them with a sneer, and she said firmly: "Let's start, butchers." One day, the people of this country will kick you out. The great war of resistance of the Chinese nation will finally be victorious, long live the Communist Party of China and long live the Chinese people! ”
Hwang Meiying's boldness and counterattack infuriated the Japanese army, who began to torture her brutally, trying to threaten her with torture. Huang Meiying, however, is rock solid, convinced that the dawn of victory is ahead. The Japanese army, in the anger of defeat, inflicted even more brutal torture on Huang Meiying. They used chili water, electrocution, tiger chairs, and even cold water to wake her up, and then poured salt water into the wound, and Hwang Meiying's body suffered extreme torture. However, Huang Meiying has always been unyielding, enduring everything with firm faith and incomparable determination. The enemy's torture and temptation could not make her submit.
Huang Meiying's persistence inspired the courage of the villagers, she did not divulge any important information, but with her tenacity and courage, she inspired the villagers' confidence to fight the Japanese army. Huang Meiying's courage and steadfastness disappointed the Japanese army. They used all their punishments, but they couldn't get the information they wanted from her. In the end, the enemy army chose to execute Huang Meiying in desperation.
In January 1945, Hwang Meiying was taken to the execution ground. In a fit of rage, they stripped her of all her clothes and prepared to execute her. They cut off her skin with a sharp blade, and blood rolled down the blade. Huang Meiying endured the pain, but her eyes were always firmly fixed on the enemy. The enemies were blown away by her perseverance, and although they were in awe of this great woman, they still carried out the final strangulation of her. Then, they pierced her chest with a saber and Hwang gave her young life for the liberation of her country and people. When Hwang Mei-ying's mother learned of her daughter's sacrifice, she rushed to the scene. Faced with her daughter's remains, she fainted. When she woke up, she cried bitterly, denouncing the brutality and inhumanity of the invaders. Huang Meiying's sacrifice inspired people's enthusiasm for resisting Japan, and her heroic deeds were widely praised among the masses. Her spirit became a banner of the War of Resistance Against Japan and inspired the people of China to fight for the liberation of the country. Her name became a symbol in the War of Resistance Against Japan, representing the perseverance and courage of the Chinese people.
Huang Meiying's deeds also make us deeply understand that heroes are not born, but become heroes under specific historical conditions because of their firm faith and selfless dedication. Huang Meiying is such a hero, she used her life to interpret what a real hero is.