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At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the mainland was suffering from feudal rule, and this era was full of countless revolutionaries, who bravely marched forward, not afraid of bloodshed, not afraid to give everything. In this turbulent torrent of history, there are also many heroes, who may be women, but they have written outstanding chapters in the journey to overthrow feudal rule. Among them, the most memorable is the female martyr Qiu Jin. She gave everything precious to the revolutionary cause with her life, and her tenacity, courage and sacrifice will always be engraved in our hearts.
Qiu Jin, born in Shaoxing, has a prominent family and a bright future. Although she is a young lady, she is not bound by feudal society. She was gifted and talented, and was loved by her family. In feudal society, women marry without autonomy, parents' orders, matchmakers' words, and Qiu Jin's marriage is no exception. Only 21 years old, she married Wang Tingjun, who was in the opposite household, and although the life after marriage was not happy, she respected each other like guests. However, the shackles of the feudal era deeply bound Qiu Jin's heart, and she longed to change this life, break the feudal rule of the Qing Dynasty, and fight for the equal status of women. Qiu Jin finally made up his mind to study in Japan.
In Japan, Qiu Jin met many open-minded people, such as Zhou Shuren and Sun Yat-sen. These contacts allowed her to expand her horizons and gradually integrate her into the revolutionary trend. After returning to China, Qiu Jin continued the revolution, and she firmly believed that women should be financially independent and have personality independence. She didn't just talk, she translated a thick Japanese nursing course, introduced Chinese women to the profession of nursing, and introduced the International Red Cross. Qiu Jin spared no effort to publicize women's independence and equality in newspapers and magazines, and her voice gradually attracted more and more women to respond and stand on the front line of the revolution.
Qiu Jin's revolutionary voice became louder and louder, and the rulers of the Qing dynasty felt uneasy and began to take action, sending troops to surround and suppress the revolutionaries. Among them, Xu Xilin was a revolutionary who was captured by the Qing army due to a failed uprising. Xu Xilin endured severe torture, insisted on not betraying his companions, and was eventually killed. In this process, Xu Xilin's younger brother had to reveal the hiding place of Qiu Jin and others in order to save his life. When the Qing army learned about it, they surrounded Qiu Jin and others. At that time, Qiu Jin had a chance to escape, but she was unwilling to compromise and chose to face death in an upright manner.
The beheading official Li Zhongyue is an official who understands Qiu Jin, and he once interceded for Qiu Jin, but was eventually framed. In the face of Qiu Jin's resoluteness, he could not save her fate. Qiu Jin's deathbed request is: first, write a family letter to her family; secondly, the first level is retained; Finally, don't rip off her clothes. Despite Li Zhongyue's best efforts, he only fulfilled the latter two requests and could not satisfy her desire to write a family letter. After Qiu Jin's sacrifice, Li Zhongyue felt guilty and blamed himself, and his heart was under heavy pressure. After a hundred days, he finally chose to commit suicide by hanging a beam to relieve the guilt in his heart.
Qiu Jin, with her lofty revolutionary spirit and indomitable will, made tremendous sacrifices for the cause of the liberation of Chinese women. Her tenacity and courage will always inspire us, let us remember her name, and cherish today's hard-won life.
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