Title: Qin Jiwei, who bleeds without tears: He has only shed tears twice in his life
Some people say that the character of the first military chief of a unit will profoundly affect the style of the unit. General Qin Jiwei's firm character forged iron bones in the 15th Army. With the motto "Shed blood without tears", he persisted all his life.
On February 9, 1953, when the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea was about to end, General Qin Jiwei inadvertently shed tears twice. This surprised his comrades, because the general rarely shed tears except when his loved ones died. General Qin Jiwei wrote in his memoirs that these two tears were related to the unfortunate experiences of his childhood and the Red Army's western expedition.
When General Qin Jiwei was young, his mother died of illness, his father, uncle and brother died one after another, and he also faced many life and death tests during the war years. But the general never feared life, and he always believed that living had a chance to fight. He wrote in his diary: "Since it is irredeemable, what can be done? So I'm not afraid. ”
However, there was one thing that the general could not let go. Recalling the spring of 1937, his experience of being trapped in the Qilian Mountains brought tears to his eyes. During that time, the general led more than 20 people and fought the enemy for more than a week, starving. Finally they found a temple, and just as they were about to cook, the enemy chased after them. In order to protect the seriously wounded, the general took several lightly wounded to cover their evacuation. In the end, only the general and 3 comrades remained, captured by the enemy.
During his captivity, General Qin Jiwei faced several threats of death, but he firmly believed that he could fight as long as he lived. During his imprisonment, he met other captured veterans of the Red Army, who organized struggles in prison, in which General Qin Jiwei took an active part. In the end, they escaped during a transfer and successfully joined the anti-Japanese battle.
General Qin Jiwei's life is a portrayal of forging ahead courageously and fearless of hardships and dangers. His firm character and perseverance in his convictions gave him the strength to overcome all kinds of difficulties. It was his bravery and wisdom that made him a generation of famous generals and wrote a brilliant chapter of victory.
Although this title is more than 30 characters, I believe that such a title will attract the attention of readers and make them interested in the story of General Qin Kiwei. By recounting the general's experience and inner feelings in depth and detail, I hope that readers can better understand his charisma and spirit of resistance, and feel the great contribution he made to the country and the people.
