A young woman died after avenging her husband and killing 14 Japanese soldiers in a row, but the Japanese army erected a monument for her and bowed down
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Hello everyone, I'm Sister Bao. Today I would like to introduce you to a heroic couple from the confrontational period. His name is Peng Xueru and her name is Jiang Mei. Peng Xueru led his troops to a decisive battle with the Japanese army, but unfortunately died. Jiang Mei avenged her husband and killed 14 Japanese soldiers in a row, and finally died heroically. After that, the Japanese army erected a monument for Jiang Mei and bowed down in front of the grave. What's going on?
The husband was killed in battle
Peng Xueru was the commander of the 63rd Regiment of the newly organized 21st Division of the National Revolutionary Army. He has always been strict with himself and has won the respect and love of the soldiers. Throughout the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he led his troops to participate in one battle after another, killing countless enemies. The entire 63rd Regiment was known as the "Heroic Iron Army".
In 1944, the War of Resistance reached the most difficult stage of stalemate. The Japanese army launched a large-scale attack on the Zhejiang region in an attempt to occupy a large area in eastern and southern China in the shortest possible time.
At that time, it was the 63rd Regiment of the 21st Division of the National Revolutionary Army led by Peng Xueru who was stationed in Lishui City. In the face of the smoke and clamor of the devils, every soldier of the 63rd Regiment gritted their teeth in hatred, and they swore that they would not let the devils take away an inch of land.
Peng Xueru and his generals jointly formulated a meticulous plan to annihilate the enemy, and he took the lead in swearing an oath: to coexist and die with Lishui City. Subsequently, he went home to say goodbye to his wife Jiang Mei and instructed her: Whether I can come back or not, I must take care of myself.
Peng Xueru and Jiang Mei and his wife
Jiang Mei looked at her husband's distant back and burst into tears. She knew that a fierce battle was about to begin.
The Japanese army was menacing. They set up a row of artillery under Yeosu City and bombarded it day and night. After the city wall was blown down, the black-pressed Japanese troops rushed into the city from the gap.
Peng Xueru, who was defending the city, personally led his troops to the front and engaged in hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese army at close range. Peng Xueru picked up a machine gun from the ground and shot more than a dozen ghosts in a row.
The fierce fighting continued until midnight. There were more and more ghosts, but the 63rd Regiment had no rescue troops, and the casualties were heavy. The whole city of Yeosu is a mess, full of corpses.
He was seriously wounded, but he still insisted on fighting. Unfortunately, a group of ghosts rushed up and fired desperately with heavy machine guns, and Peng Xueru was shot and killed on the spot.
To avenge her husband, she killed 14 Japanese soldiers in a row
When dawn was approaching, the Japanese army had rushed into the city like a fierce god. When they rushed to an alleyway, suddenly a burst of machine gun fire came from the opposite side, and several devils in front of them fell to the ground in response.
In the faint morning light, the Japanese saw a young woman on the opposite side, with a group of soldiers, carrying machine guns and shooting at them.
The Japanese took shelter. The young woman led the soldiers out of a bloody road and rushed to the place where Peng Xueru was sacrificed. The young woman picked up the body of Commander Peng, gently touched his face with her hand, and gently lowered it.
Turning, she grabbed a heavy machine gun and fired desperately at the devil. The bullets ran out, and she picked up her bayonet and rushed to the devil. Killed 3 Japanese soldiers in a row. In the end, she was physically exhausted, outnumbered, and fell in a pool of blood.
She is Peng Xueru's wife, Jiang Mei. She killed 14 Japanese soldiers in a row and avenged her husband.
The Japanese army erected a monument for her and bowed before the grave
Jiang Mei's heroic act of avenging her husband and killing the enemy deeply shocked the Japanese army. They did not expect that such a young woman could burst out with such a huge force. The Japanese officer who led the army ordered the couple to be buried with the same etiquette as the samurai.
The Japanese army also erected a monument for Jiang Mei, which was engraved with the words": "Zhi Na の女戦神". In front of Jiang Mei's grave, the Japanese army bowed its head and bowed its head, paying deep respect to this heroic Chinese woman.
In the defense of Lishui, the 63rd regiment led by Peng Xueru was completely destroyed except for a few survivors. They held the enemy back and gave the rear troops enough time to accumulate strength and eventually inflict a hard blow on the Japanese.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the heroic names of Peng Xueru and Jiang Mei were included in the Dictionary of Characters of the Republic of Zhejiang. In the long river of history, they will always accept the admiration and praise of future generations.
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