In the "Rebel" drama, the sacrifice of the character of Zuo Qiuming is extremely painful, and he takes advantage of the secret agent to fall asleep in the hospital and ends his life in an extremely painful way, making a heroic sacrifice.
Is this kind of sacrifice the screenwriter's artistic processing to highlight the character image? The answer is no. Historically, there is a Communist Party member who is highly similar to Zuo Qiuming's way of sacrificing in the play.
This historical hero is named Chen Shuxiang.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" > Left Qiuming pulled out the infusion tube, opened the wound, double-retracted into the quilt, and died of blood flow</h1>
In the play, Zuo Qiuming is betrayed by traitors and exposed and arrested in a café. After his arrest, Zuo Qiuming was tortured in every way, and the enemy forced him to tell him about the intelligence station in Hong Kong, and in order not to be tarnished by the agents, in order to protect the information he knew, he chose to end his life on his own.
What was extremely heart-wrenching was the way he ended his life: Zuo Qiuming was lying on a hospital bed, and while the agent guarding him was asleep, he propped up his weak body, unplugged the oxygen mask, unplugged the IV tube inserted in the vein, put his hands into the quilt, forcefully opened the two wounds on his body, and then opened his eyes, lying quietly in the dark, letting the blood dri up little by little in severe pain.
In order not to make a sound, despite the pain, he forcibly covered his mouth, for fear of waking up the agents guarding him. In this way, when everything was quietly silent on the outside, but inside it suffered immense pain, and Zuo Qiuming, an underground intelligence officer of the Communist Party, was sacrificed.
There is a character in history who is very close to Zuo Qiuming's sacrifice method in the play, but it is more heart-wrenching than Zuo Qiuming.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="15" > Chen Shuxiang tore the wound with his hand, took out the intestine from the wound, strangled it with force, and sacrificed heroically</h1>
Chen Shuxiang was a division commander of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army who was born in 1905 in Changsha, Hunan. In the autumn of 1922, at the age of 17, Chen Shuxiang joined the Chinese Socialist Youth League, and three years later, he successfully joined the Communist Party of China.
After the "Ma-Ri Incident" in 1927, Chen Shuxiang joined the Ye Ting Department of the Northern Expeditionary Army, serving as a squad leader and a platoon leader of the guard regiment. In the same year, he participated in the Nanchang Uprising, and later participated in the Autumn Harvest Uprising on the border of Xianggan and Gansu with the regiment, and went to Jinggangshan, where he served as the commander of the 34th Division of the Red 5th Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.
In late November 1934, in the Battle of the Xiang River, Chen Shuxiang led his troops to make heavy sacrifices, and after completing the arduous task of covering the main force of the Red Army and the organs of the CPC Central Committee and the Central Military Commission to rush across the Xiang River, he was wounded and captured.
On December 18, 1934, on the way to Changsha escorted Chen Shuxiang by the enemy, Chen Shuxiang took advantage of the enemy's lack of preparation, endured severe pain, took out his intestines from the wound, strangled it with force, and died heroically, at the age of 29.
On September 10, 2009, Chen Shuxiang was named one of the 100 heroic and exemplary figures who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="20" > whether it is Zuo Qiuming or Chen Shuxiang, it is just the epitome of countless sacrificial heroes</h1>
Zuo Qiuming is the most low-key unsung hero in the show, he protects the mission and the organization in his own way, and for him, dying for his faith is glorious, even if no one remembers his name, it is enough to remember his identity - a member of the Chinese Communist Party who worked hard for the cause of communism.
For Chen Shuxiang, "broken intestines" is not just a literary word, but a noble choice. Chen Shuxiang was shouldering heavy responsibilities and had long been prepared to go to the soup for the revolution, and it was precisely with this belief that he dared to use a tragic way to die generously.
Whether it is Zuo Qiuming or Chen Shuxiang, they are only a small microcosm of countless sacrificial heroes, and our happy life today is bought by countless martyrs through bloody sacrifices. They heroically killed the enemy in the main battlefield, and when they were arrested, they calmly took justice and fulfilled the Zhengzheng oath of "shedding the last drop of blood for the Soviet New China".
Hats off to the heroes!
(Off-topic, the actor Dai Xu who starred in Zuo Qiuming is really handsome, good acting, good temperament, but the plot for him is too little, can only be regarded as friendship to star it!) ）