In 1939, a female anti-coalition fighter, seriously wounded, was captured by the Japanese army and imprisoned in a cell. In prison, she would rather die than leak information, who knows, after hearing a familiar voice, she actually pleaded with the Japanese army: "Don't fight, I will say it all!" ”
At that time, the Japanese army inflicted all kinds of cruel torture and torture in order to obtain valuable information in her heart, but she gritted her teeth, did not show weakness, and persevered.
The enraged Japanese army immediately escalated the brutality of the torture, and the painful wails of the female warriors echoed in the cells.
The Japanese soldier still believed that she would eventually submit, so a Japanese soldier approached her and tried to force her to submit, but the female soldier suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood and sprayed it on the Japanese soldier's face.
The Japanese soldier was furious, and the whip in his hand had been raised high, wanting to whip again, but suddenly, a familiar voice sounded: "Zhongqiao, why so?" ”
The female warrior's heartbeat suddenly accelerated, she recognized it as her husband's voice, and under the shock, her thoughts became chaotic, and a strange thought came to her mind.
This extremely strong female warrior is named Tian Zhongqiao.
In 1931, when Japan invaded Northeast China, Tian Zhongqiao was only 28 years old, resolutely joined the War of Resistance, and soon joined the party organization and became a heroine of the Northeast War of Resistance.
Her mission was to ensure the safety of her comrades, building an impregnable passage to escort them to the Soviet Union to maintain continuity in the fighting.
During those perilous years, Tian Zhongqiao and her comrades worked tirelessly, disguised as farmers or beggars, and successfully evaded the strict lockdown of the Japanese army. They secretly set up liaison posts and successfully transported several leading cadres safely to the Soviet Union.
However, an unexpected event changed everything completely.
In 1939, Tian Zhongqiao again disguised himself as a beggar, hoping to join his comrades, but unexpectedly encountered Japanese soldiers and became the only target.
Despite her efforts to explain her situation, the Japanese soldiers remained unmoved, detained her in a cell and subjected her to brutal interrogation.
In the cell, the Japanese soldiers gradually realized the unusual identity of Tian Zhongqiao and understood that she had important information, so they began to inflict all kinds of brutal torture and torture.
They poured chili water into her throat, and Tian Zhongqiao was choked to tears. Then, the iron rod hit her hard in the stomach, forcing her to vomit chili water from her stomach. Sometimes, Japanese soldiers burned Tian Zhongqiao's chest, legs and abdomen directly with a red soldering iron, causing extreme pain.
Torture such as tiger chairs, electric chairs, and flogging continued one after another, torturing Tian Zhongqiao to the point of collapse. She had passed out during torture many times, however, Japanese soldiers always splashed cold water on her and began the torture again.
However, after experiencing such cruel torture, Tian Zhongqiao never gave a trace of information to the Japanese soldiers. Even in her cell after being captured, she remained principled, preferring to endure great pain herself than reveal the secrets of the organization. Her long-standing determination to dedicate herself to her faith could not be shaken.
However, just when she seemed to be unable to bear it any longer, suddenly a familiar voice sounded in the cell.
"Zhongqiao, why bother?" The voice that spoke was full of worry, but after Tian Zhongqiao heard it, his heart was full of shock and pain.
She didn't need to look up, she already understood in her heart that this voice came from her partner who she missed day and night, Xun Yukun.
Suddenly, Tian Zhongqiao's heart suddenly brightened, she understood everything, and found that she had become a pawn betrayed by the pillow person! She thought that if she was fully armed, she would be able to cover up her identity, but she didn't expect that the Japanese invaders could see through her disguise at a glance.
Tian Zhongqiao and her husband Xun Yukun met at the age of 17, and the two became married. At Tian Zhongqiao's insistence, her husband Xun Yukun also joined the party organization and jointly devoted himself to the cause of the War of Resistance.
However, Tian Zhongqiao never imagined that her partner would betray the party's cause. Years of emotion and trust vanished in an instant, and her heart was filled with anger and disappointment.
At the same time, she also had a trace of happiness in her heart, because she always kept the secrets of the party organization and never revealed these secrets to Xun Yukun. She did not involve him in the danger of passing on intelligence, nor did she put the party's cause at risk.
All this means that only she is exposed, and as long as she does not say anything, the enemy cannot obtain the information of the organization.
But what she never expected was that her pillow person would betray her. When the Japanese brought Xun Yukun to her, a surge of anger welled up in her heart, and she almost wanted to drown this husband who had betrayed her with spit.
However, she quickly calmed down and began to hatch plans in her mind. Her gaze fell on a large pile of clothes in the corner, one of which was very familiar. Taking advantage of no one around her to notice, she carefully tucked a note into the dress.
On this day, the Japanese devils beat her again and poured a spoonful of salt water on her. When she was in pain, she spat out a mouthful of blood, and said in a weak voice: "I recruited, I said it all, please don't torture me anymore..."
The Japanese officer let out a maniacal laugh, thinking that the woman had finally given in, "You're pretty smart." ”
Tian Zhongqiao took the opportunity to say: "Xun Yukun is my superior..." After speaking, she pretended to pass out again.
The Japanese officer was not very comfortable with this traitor, so he ordered Xun Yukun to be arrested for interrogation.
Tian Zhongqiao's words caused shock among the Japanese troops, and although they doubted her words, their hearts began to waver. And Tian Zhongqiao knew that the Japanese army would not end Xun Yukun without reservation just by her confession.
Her goal was to make the Japanese army suspicious and get them to investigate Xun Yukun in depth. She was convinced that if they found conclusive evidence, they could bring the traitor to justice. Her next task was to assist the Japanese army in finding this so-called "evidence".
After a careful search, Japanese soldiers found a highly classified note in Xun Yukun's trouser belt, the content of which pointed out that Xun Yukun was a real anti-war spy.
It turned out that after Tian Zhongqiao surrendered on leave, Japanese soldiers forced her to do hard labor in her cell. While washing clothes for Japanese officers, she couldn't help but notice an unusually familiar piece of clothing. In those days, the clothes of ordinary families were carefully sewn, and she could immediately recognize them as her husband's clothes.
After her husband Xun Yukun surrendered, he enjoyed the food and accommodation provided by the Japanese, and it seemed that life became superior. But she knew he might have been corrupted long ago.
So, she had a plan, wrote a note, and cleverly stuffed it into her husband's pocket.
The note reads: After gaining trust, the third stone seam by the bridge has a new task.
Sure enough, in less than half a day, the note fell into the hands of the Japanese.
Not long after, Xun Yukun was executed.
Perhaps the pain of losing her husband caused her a huge blow, and after that, Tian Zhongqiao appeared to be insane in prison, seemingly seriously ill, and no longer attracted the attention of the Japanese army.
Tian Zhongqiao spent more than four years in the custody of the Japanese army, and it was not until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War that he was rescued and sent to the hospital for rehabilitation.
Some people may question, why did Tian Zhongqiao betray so much, but the organization did not abandon it? Why do you still care so much about her? In fact, after Tian Zhongqiao was captured, her superiors learned of her firm belief in maintaining the security of the organization.
She possessed a lot of secret information, but during her arrest, the lines of communication she was in charge of were never interfered with by Japanese enemies. This made her a witness to the heroic resistance, and the organization was full of gratitude to her.
Have mercy on Xun Yukun, and he did not realize the truth when he died.
In fact, the note reads: "Yukun, if you can successfully gain their trust, don't take it lightly." ”
Finally, in 1945, Japan surrendered. The organization did its best and finally found Tian Zhongqiao.
However, by this time her legs were crippled and she was in a trance. Under the careful care of the organization, after a long period of treatment, her condition gradually improved. Sadly, however, she is destined to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair.
Later, Tian Zhongqiao did not remarry, but adopted the children of more than a dozen martyrs. She raised them wholeheartedly and worked hard to make them talented. He lived until the age of 99 and wrote a legendary life with strength and perseverance.
Tian Zhongqiao, a brave woman, resolutely joined the resistance. In the face of torture by the enemy, she was tenacious and unyielding. When she faced her husband's rebellion, she showed resourcefulness and courage to defend great justice.
Her unshakable spirit will forever be engraved in our hearts and inspire us to move forward.
It is precisely because there are many heroic fighters like Tian Zhongqiao who are willing to sacrifice for the cause and shed blood for victory that they finally won the glorious victory of the War of Resistance. This history will always inspire us.