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In the spring of 1940, the Fifth Detachment of the New Fourth Army under the leadership of Commander Luo Binghui went to Xuyi Old Shop, and Zhang Taiyuan's father Zhang Baocheng became the chairman of the Agricultural Resistance Association in Jiupu District, inheriting the enthusiasm of the revolution. Commander Luo was often concerned about the work of the local masses and often called Zhang Baocheng to report the situation. Influenced by his father, Zhang Taiyuan resolutely joined the New Fourth Army and embarked on a revolutionary journey full of thorns.
At that time, Commander Luo led his troops to frequently engage the Japanese puppet army and the reactionary recalcitrant army in the west of Jinpu Road. After a fierce battle, Zhang Taiyuan emerged from the jujube forest, his clothes tattered and his body covered with cotton wool from jujube trees. Despite the difficult situation, he was filled with joy because of the victory and sat under the date tree to rest.
At this moment, the sound of horses' hooves was heard in the distance, and Commander Luo galloped towards him on a large blue-gray mule. Zhang Taiyuan immediately stood up and gave him a military salute. Commander Luo stopped the mule, pointed to Zhang Taiyuan's tattered clothes and asked, "Why are all your clothes torn?" Zhang Taiyuan blushed and pointed to the jujube forest and said, "Those pierced." Commander Luo looked at Zhang Taiyuan's embarrassed look, smiled, called the company commander next to him, and instructed him to get a new set of cotton clothes for Zhang Taiyuan to the supply department.
Commander Luo chatted with Zhang Taiyuan enthusiastically and encouraged him: "Your father is an excellent comrade, you should learn more from him. Zhang Taiyuan nodded excitedly in agreement. In the spring of 1943, Zhang Taiyuan returned to the local area to work as a mass worker, while his father was transferred to Banta District to serve as the chairman of the Peasant Resistance Association.
Over time, his father Zhang Baocheng's health deteriorated, often with fever and coughing up blood. Zhang Taiyuan was worried, and finally decided to send his father to the hospital of the New Fourth Army for treatment. He and his brother carried their father's bamboo bed on the road, and came to a road in the evening and met Commander Luo.
Commander Luo rode on the big blue-gray mule, saw Zhang Taiyuan and his party, and came down to check on his father's situation. He observed the interaction between father and son attentively, gently removed the corner of the quilt, and called Zhang Baocheng's name. The father opened his eyes with difficulty, smiled when he saw Commander Luo, and called out, "Luo... Manage...... Order" sound. Commander Luo patted Zhang Baocheng's shoulder and told Zhang Taiyuan with a slight worry: "Your father is very sick. Then he took out a note from his pocket and wrote a note to Zhang Taiyuan.
Zhang Taiyuan held this note, tears welled up in his eyes, and watched Commander Luo ride away on a mule. Commander Luo suddenly turned back, took six pineapples from the mule's bag, handed them to Zhang Taiyuan, and told him to give his father something cool. Then he said, "These pears were given to me by others, and I haven't eaten them yet, so leave them for the old guild leader to pray for his health." Commander Luo put down the pineapple, mounted the mule again, and drifted away, finally disappearing into the dense woods.
Since then, whenever pears are released in autumn, Zhang Taiyuan always recalls the scene of that evening. He could not forget Commander Luo's kindness and care, let alone the last words: "Leave it to the old guild leader, moisturize his heart for him!" Commander Luo died in 1946, and Zhang Taiyuan was deeply lost and wept. Although many years have passed and Commander Luo has long passed away, Zhang Taiyuan has always cherished this unforgettable past.
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