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Qingshan buried loyal bones and blood cast the soul of the party -- walking into the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square

author:Micro Aba

In early summer, after a rainy fall in Malcolm, the surrounding forest appears particularly green, which also makes the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square, which is surrounded by forests, particularly solemn.

On May 26, the reporter walked into the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square and saw that the statue of Hudi stood here, holding a wooden stick and cane, heroic and cheerful, looking at the north. There, it was the direction he aspired to when he was alive.

Hu Di, formerly known as Hu Baichang, also known as Hu Beifeng, was once pseudonymous as Huma, Peitian, Yiyu and so on. Born in March 1905, a native of Shucheng County, Anhui Province. He joined the Communist Party of China in 1925 and has long been engaged in the party's underground work, and is an outstanding representative of the hidden front of our party, and together with Li Kenong and Qian Zhuangfei, he is known as the "Three Masters of Longtan".

In October 1934, Hu Di participated in the Long March and served as the director of the Investigation Department of the State Security Bureau and the chief of the Investigation Section of the Central Military Commission. In June 1935, after the First and Fourth Fronts met the Division in Dawei, they divided into two armies and two routes north, and Hu Di was ordered to follow the Left Route Army controlled by Zhang Guotao. After Hu Di learned of Zhang Guotao's refusal to carry out the party Central Committee's order to go north without authorization, and deliberately plotted to harm the central leadership, hu di promptly reported it to the central leadership. The information provided by Hu Di and the secret telegram intercepted by Ye Jianying corroborated each other, prompting the Party Central Committee to suddenly lead the First and Third Armies of the Central Column to advance north alone in the middle of the night and get out of danger. In October 1935, Zhang Guotao split the Red Army, led his troops south, held the "Zhuo Mu Diao Conference", and established another "Central Committee", Hu Di was secretly killed in the village of Baisha in present-day Malkang City.

In his short but magnificent life, Hu Di, with his bold loyalty to the party, extraordinary wisdom and wisdom, and fearless spirit of struggle, brilliantly accomplished various arduous tasks and made outstanding contributions to the party's intelligence cause and the political propaganda work of the Red Army, and his heroic name will forever remain in the history of China's revolutionary struggle.

The Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square was jointly proposed by the State Security Department of Sichuan Province and the People's Government of Aba Prefecture in July 2017, and was submitted by the Sichuan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Sichuan Provincial People's Government to the Party Central Committee and the State Council for approval. Construction began in early May 2018 and was completed at the end of October. On October 25 of the same year, the Ministry of State Security named the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square as the "National National Security Education Base".

The Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square consists of three parts: a monument, a memorial sculpture, and a merit wall:

——The monument "North Lookout" sculpture, base area of 162 square meters, 16.1 meters high, made of red granite, the front of the monument is white jade and inlaid with party emblems, symbolizing the party's hidden front predecessors martyrs white skin red heart, forward and successor, like a sword, stabbed into the sky, stabbed to the heart of the enemy.

——The commemorative sculpture, 4.6 meters high, forged from copper, Hu Di holding a wooden stick and crutches, looking at the north, symbolizes that the Hu Di martyrs are full of the spirit of meaningless revolutionary optimism, looking north day and night, looking forward to an early reunion with the Party Central Committee.

-- The Merit Wall, 39 meters long, is made of red granite veneer, and the front is painted with gold to carve the life and deeds of the martyr Hu Di, symbolizing Hu Di's red heart to the party, in a short but brilliant life, the great contribution made to the party's cause is like a raging fire, indelible.

The pedestal of the monument is made of red granite, the front is inlaid with the name and birth time of the martyr Hudi in yellow metal, and the other three reliefs engrave the legendary story of his participation in the party's hidden front struggle and his comrades-in-arms breaking into the heart of the enemy. The "six reliefs" reflect the fact that the hudi martyrs "set off" to embark on the revolutionary road, formed a "comrade-in-arms" with Li Kenong and Qian Zhuangfei, and infiltrated the Kuomintang intelligence organs to collect "cross-linked" intelligence for the party, and studied and judged the intelligence collected. The historical fact that he was secretly killed by Zhang Guotao during the Long March.

"For many people, the name Hudi may not be very familiar. Today we listened to the legendary story of this hero and learned about the short but wonderful life of the Hudi martyrs, and this spirit of selfless dedication inspired us to struggle unremittingly. Liu Kai, a tourist from Chengdu, said that in the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square, he not only increased his insight and broadened his horizons, but also received education.

"Since March this year, no matter whether it is windy or rainy, tourists have come here every day to commemorate the martyrs." Zhuo Rui, a staff member of the Management Service Center of the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square, told reporters that as of May 25, a total of 2,923 people from party and government departments at all levels, primary and secondary schools and other areas in 142 prefectures and cities had gone to the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square to carry out party history study and education.

Reporter: Yang Xiao

Editor: Siqi Kuang

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