In those turbulent times, countless revolutionary pioneers fought valiantly for the independence of the country and the liberation of the people. Some of them openly call for revolution, while others hide in the darkness and pay silently. Xu Zihe is such an incognito underground worker, who lurks under the noses of the enemy all the year round, risking his life to serve the party. However, during an operation, Xu Zihe accidentally fell into the clutches of Kuomintang agents and was imprisoned in a dilapidated temple. Just when Xu Zihe was desperate, a thief suddenly appeared and said those incomprehensible words to him. Will Xu Zihe be able to escape with the help of this thief? What will be the important information in his hands that is related to the safety of the party? All the mysteries will be revealed in this ruined temple...
1. Xu Zihe's life experience and revolutionary process
Xu Zihe was born in a scholarly family, and his family has been an official for generations. His grandfather, Xu Wenbing, served as the magistrate of the Qing Dynasty, was honest and honest, and was deeply loved by the people. Xu Zihe's father, Xu Zongze, was also a scholar, who was admitted to Xiucai, and later taught in a private school.
Xu Zihe has been immersed in the sea of books since he was a child and is interested in classical literature. He was gifted and intelligent, and he never forgot to read, and his grades were among the best in private schools. After the outbreak of the Xinhai Revolution in 1911, the Xu family supported the revolution, and Xu Zongze also sent Xu Zihe to study in a new-style school.
During his studies, Xu Zihe came into contact with many progressive ideas and became deeply interested in the future of the country and the destiny of the nation. After the outbreak of the May Fourth Movement in 1919, although Xu Zihe was still on campus, he had been infected by the upsurge of the movement and began to participate in the student movement.
In 1924, Xu Zihe was admitted to the National University for further study. While in school, he joined a secret Marxist reading club and began to systematically study Marxist-Leninist theory. In 1925, he officially joined the Chinese Communist Party and became an underground party member.
After graduating from university, Xu Zihe could have taught in school with excellent grades and lived a decent life. However, he resolutely chose the arduous path of underground work and began to fight silently for the party's cause.
As an underground party member, Xu Zihe's work is very dangerous. He needed to go deep into the interior of the enemy, gather intelligence, and develop the power of the party. Sometimes it is necessary to impersonate another identity, and sometimes it is necessary to be dormant for a long time. Every action can be persecuted and killed by the enemy.
However, Xu Zihe never flinched. He used his wisdom and courage to make outstanding contributions to the party's cause. At every crisis, Xu Zihe can respond calmly and ensure that the party's work is foolproof. Although his name is unknown, he was an important contributor to the victory of the revolution.
It wasn't until that unfortunate operation that Xu Zihe fell into the clutches of the enemy for the first time. In the face of severe trials, he still maintained the courage and tenacity of a revolutionary...
2. The process of being arrested and imprisoned
Since joining the party's underground work, Xu Zihe has been cautious and walking on thin ice. However, during that operation to rescue the participants of the student movement, his whereabouts were exposed and he was targeted by Kuomintang agents.
In 1927, after the end of the Northern Expedition, the Kuomintang openly betrayed the revolution and launched the April 12 and July 15 coups that shocked China and the rest of the world, and carried out a frenzied massacre of the Communists.
As an important part of the patriotic and progressive movement, the student movement was also brutally suppressed by the Kuomintang reactionaries.
At that time, Xu Zihe was lurking in a school, responsible for developing progressive forces. One day, he witnessed Kuomintang agents beating unarmed students, who were covered in bruises and flesh. As an underground party member, Xu Zihe was furious about this, but in order not to reveal his identity, he could only hold back his anger and watch from the sidelines.
However, the behavior of the Kuomintang spies was so brutal that Xu Zihe couldn't stand it. At the risk of being recognized, he stepped forward and rescued the injured student. Xu Zihe lied that he was a school staff member, and he barely got by.
But this behavior has made the Kuomintang agents suspicious of Xu Zihe. The next day, they came to the school to verify Xu Zihe's identity. Xu Zihe didn't have time to transfer, so he was recognized.
Kuomintang agents immediately arrested Xu Zihe and prepared to escort him to the local secret service. Since there were other matters to attend to that day, they imprisoned Xu Zihe in a ruined temple with a heavily guarded perimeter.
Xu Zihe was locked up in a dilapidated temple, restless. As an underground party member, he has long put his life on the line, and even if he is arrested, he has nothing to fear. However, he had in his hands important information concerning the safety of the Party, and if it fell into the hands of the enemy, it would inevitably bring great losses to the revolutionary cause.
However, the dilapidated temple where Xu Zihe was imprisoned was surrounded by walls and only a small high window, and there was no way to escape. Just when he was anxious, a thief was also locked in.
3. A plan to get out
Xu Zihe was locked up in a ruined temple and was in critical condition. He has in his hands important information concerning the safety of the Party, and if this information falls into the hands of the enemy, it will inevitably bring great losses to the revolutionary cause.
Just when Xu Zihe was anxious, a thief was also imprisoned. The thief, Zhang San, was a habitual thief who was arrested on suspicion of being a communist by Kuomintang agents for stealing during the turmoil.
After Zhang San came in, Xu Zihe pulled him aside and asked him in a whisper if he would like to help him escape. Zhang San was hesitant at first, but when Xu Zihe took out his hand to show his intention to give it as a reward, Zhang San's eyes lit up.
In order to make Zhang San more motivated, Xu Zihe also made a seemingly absurd request: let Zhang San pretend to be beaten by him after escaping. In this way, Zhang San could shirk responsibility and avoid retaliation by Kuomintang agents.
Although Zhang San was puzzled by this request, he still agreed for the sake of the expensive watch. So, the two began to plot a plan to escape.
After careful observation, Xu Zihe found that there was a small high window on the back wall of the ruined temple. However, the window was too high above the ground for the two of them to climb on.
It was then that Zhang San came up with a brilliant idea: rip off their clothes, tie them into ropes, climb up to the window with the help of the rope, and escape through the window.
The two immediately set about implementing the plan. They tore off their clothes piece by piece, tied them together, and finally weaved them into a rough rope.
Next, Zhang San climbed onto the beam and tied the rope to the beam. Then, with the help of a rope, Xu Zihe finally climbed up to the window.
Just as Xu Zihe was about to roll out of the window, Zhang San suddenly stopped him and asked Xu Zihe to give him two punches as he had said before. Although Xu Zihe was a little hesitant, he still relented and gave Zhang San two heavy punches, making his nose blue and his eyes swollen.
In this way, after the Kuomintang spies found out that Xu Zihe had escaped, Zhang San could infer that he was injured by Xu Zihe, thus escaping punishment.
Under the cover of Zhang San, Xu Zihe finally managed to escape from the broken temple, and quickly left with the important information in his hand, making a major contribution to the victory of the revolutionary cause.
IV. Final Destiny and Revolutionary Significance
With the help of the thief, Xu Zihe finally escaped from the ruined temple and quickly left with the important information in his hand. This action of his made a major contribution to the victory of the revolutionary cause.
After escaping, Xu Zihe immediately got in touch with his superiors and safely passed on the information in his hands. This information, concerning the deployment of the Kuomintang troops and the hiding places of the underground Communist Party organizations, was crucial in guiding the revolutionary struggle.
After learning that the information was delivered safely, the superiors spoke highly of Xu Zihe's heroic behavior. He not only saved his own life, but also protected the party's secrets and avoided heavy losses.
Subsequently, Xu Zihe continued to devote himself to underground work. He still kept his name incognito, worked silently in the shadows, and contributed his own strength to the revolutionary cause.
In 1949, New China was finally born. Xu Zihe witnessed this great moment and was extremely gratified. Although his name is unknown, the ideal he fought for has finally come true.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Xu Zihe did not stop there. He continued to work underground, advising on the building of the country. It wasn't until old age that he took a back seat and lived a stable life.
Xu Zihe's life can be described as bumpy and extraordinary. He has lived through countless crises and made countless sacrifices. But it was with such an unknown hero as him that the final victory of the revolution took place.
In that turbulent era, countless underground party members like Xu Zihe defended the flame of revolution with their lives. Some of them fought bravely and righteously, and some persevered in fighting to the end, paving the way to victory with their blood and lives.
In the April 12 and July 15 massacres of 1927, tens of thousands of communists and progressives were brutally slaughtered. However, the more we are in such an environment, the more we can temper the strong will of the party members.
Under the heavy oppression of the White Terror, the underground party members still persisted in the struggle and made indelible contributions to the revolutionary cause with their courage and wisdom.
It is precisely with these heroes that the road of revolution can be continued. With their blood and lives, they defended the cause of the Communist Party and finally won the birth of New China.
Today, we have lived a happy and healthy life. But we must never forget that all this did not come easily. We must always remember the great achievements of the revolutionary martyrs and the heroes who sacrificed their lives for their ideals.
Only in this way can we cherish our present life and work harder for the prosperity and strength of the motherland. Let us cherish the memory of the revolutionary martyrs, draw on their spiritual strength, and make unremitting efforts to realize the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation!