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In Shanghai in 1948, after Tang Jingyan, deputy commander and chief of staff of the Soviet and Zhejiang guerrilla columns of the New Fourth Army, was wounded and captured, he left a rare shot, in which the commander and fighter of the New Fourth Army, who had been dominant in the War of Resistance Against Japan, was wearing a torn jacket, his hands were wounded and bandaged, and in the face of the enemy's torture and death threats, he did not have the slightest fear, always kept his mouth shut, and finally chose to die calmly and generously!
Tang Jingyan was a "revolutionary hero" who sacrificed his precious life for the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people; he was born in a wealthy family in Xilujiazhuang, Rugao City, Jiangsu, and received a good education from an early age and lived a life without worrying about food and clothing.
In 1924, after graduating from Shanghai East Asia Sports College, 20-year-old Tang Jingyan was assigned to Gao County as a propaganda officer.
On July 7, 1937, the Japanese invaders caused the "Lugou Bridge Incident" that shocked the whole world and started a full-scale aggression against China.
Subsequently, Tang Jingyan came to Lingdian Port with the heart of resisting Japan and saving the country, and formed the Haimen People's Anti-Japanese Guerrilla Corps with the anti-Japanese soldiers here, and launched a bloody battle with the Japanese invaders.
Tang Jingyan was bent on resisting Japan and always had a sincere heart to serve the country, but the leaders of the various security brigades in the Haimen area had all their own ghosts, and they only wanted to fight for power and profit, and compete for territory.
In the ensuing days of fighting against the Japanese invaders, Tang Jingyan gradually recognized the true face of the Kuomintang authorities, so he chose to abandon the darkness and join the anti-Japanese armed forces led by the Communist Party, the New Fourth Army.
When Tang Jingyan joined the New Fourth Army, it was at a time when the Japanese invaders were carrying out a frenzied sweep in the central Soviet region, and in order to deal with the sweep of the Japanese invaders, the Central Soviet District Committee of the Communist Party of China asked Tang Jingyan, who had held an important position in the Kuomintang army, to penetrate into the Japanese puppet army, on the one hand, to spy on the enemy's situation, and on the other hand, at the right time, to cooperate with the New Fourth Army and other anti-Japanese teams to launch a counterattack against the Japanese puppet army.
In 1943, Tang Jingyan entered the Japanese puppet army as he wished, and was appointed by the Japanese commander as the commander of the puppet army.
In April of the same year, in order to win over Tang Jingyan for his own use, the big traitor Li Shiqun gave Tang Jingyan the title of "Major General and Brigade Commander", hoping to buy people's hearts and minds, but Tang Jingyan, on the surface, obeyed the orders of the big traitor Li Shiqun, but in fact continued to collect and probe the plans and confidential information of the Japanese invaders' "Qingxiang" in accordance with the instructions and orders of the Central Soviet District Party Committee.
In September 1943, seeing that the time was ripe, the Party Committee of the Central Soviet District conveyed an order to Tang Jingyan, ordering him to lead his troops to organize a "military uprising" and deal a heavy blow to the Japanese army and the puppet army.
In the mission of this "military uprising," Tang Jingyan not only led his troops to kill a large number of Wang puppet agents, but also uprooted the stronghold of the Japanese puppet army, effectively dealt a blow to the arrogance of the Japanese army, and encouraged the confidence and fighting spirit of the Soviet and Chinese soldiers and people to resist Japan.
After the battle, Tang Jingyan led his troops back to the base area and received a warm welcome and praise from Su Yu, Tao Yong, and other senior commanders and fighters of our army.
After Tang Jingyan led his troops to return to the New Fourth Army, he successively served as the commander of the Independent Regiment of the First Division of the New Fourth Army and the deputy commander of the "Joint Resistance", leading his troops to continue to cooperate with other anti-Japanese teams and continue to resist the Japanese puppet army on the battlefield of resistance against Japan.
In 1945, the Japanese army was defeated and retreated on various battlefields, laid down its arms and surrendered, which was a foregone conclusion, Tang Jingyan was appointed by the Soviet-Chinese Military Region to carry out the rebellion work against the puppet army, which not only made many puppet army officers give up their weapons and return to the country, but also made Gao County successfully liberated.
After the Liberation War began, Tang Jingyan was given an important task by the Northern Jiangsu Military District Committee to serve as deputy commander and chief of staff of the guerrilla column in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and went to eastern Zhejiang to open up work to welcome the main force of our People's Liberation Army to cross the river smoothly.
On February 12, 1948, Tang Jingyan led 65 subordinates to Fengxian County, was surrounded and intercepted by the enemy, in the face of the enemy's interception, Tang Jingyan led his troops to start a fierce battle with the enemy, in this fierce battle, Tang Jingyan was unfortunately wounded and captured, and was escorted by the enemy to the Shanghai Songhu Garrison Headquarters Detention Center.
After Tang Jingyan was escorted to the detention center of the Shanghai Songhu Garrison District Headquarters, the enemy coerced and lured him in an attempt to make him compromise, but Tang Jingyan remained unmoved, kept his mouth shut, and did not leak any information to the enemy.
In addition, Tang Jingyan also actively encouraged and encouraged his comrades-in-arms in prison, and encouraged and motivated them with words to continue to maintain their revolutionary integrity and continue to fight against the enemy.
The enemy saw that Tang Jingyan had never compromised, so he was furious, and even though Tang Jingyan was tortured in prison and wanted to make Tang Jingyan succumb, Tang Jingyan had already put life and death aside and faced the threat of death, he still faced difficulties and did not bow to the enemy.
Seeing that the enemy had used various means, Tang Jingyan was still uncompromising and angry, and even decided to execute Tang Jingyan.
On May 14, 1945, Tang Jingyan was brought out of the prison by the Kuomintang military police and escorted to the compound of the Songhu Garrison Headquarters for execution. ”
Seeing this, the executioners immediately took out their guns and slammed Tang Jingyan's head, knocking him to the ground, and then accompanied by two gunshots that resounded in the sky, Tang Jingyan died heroically.
On May 27, 1949, after the liberation of Shanghai, the soldiers and commanders of the People's Liberation Army found Tang Jingyan's body, and then buried Tang Jingyan and some of his fallen comrades in the Longhua Martyrs Cemetery in Shanghai with grief. Although Tang Jingyan is far away from us, his heroic deeds and spirit inspire us young people to continue to fight bravely!