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Editor's note: Romantic as a poet, but as tough as steel, the blood-colored romance on the red hot soil is vividly displayed in the first poem that is either generous or tragic. Hunan, the main birthplace and source of the Chinese revolution, the surging revolutionary wave, the arduous revolutionary struggle, the brilliant revolutionary figures, and countless moving stories, make this red hot land have inexhaustible motivation. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the red net takes you to feel the red mountains and rivers refined from blood and fire from those poems that are beautiful or miserable but have never given up their faith and ideals.
Red Net Moment reporter Wang Jinwen Chen Aonan reported from Hengyang
It doesn't matter if you behead, as long as the doctrine is true.
Kill Xia Minghan, and the people who came after him!
On March 20, 1928, after Xia Minghan, a communist party member, wrote this poem of righteousness and righteousness, he died heroically at the age of 28.
He was a pioneer of the Chinese revolution
Bronze statue of Charmingham.
In 1920, with the help of He Shuheng and others, Xia Minghan came to Changsha and became one of the first students of the Hunan Self-Study University founded by Mao Zedong.
In 1921, through the introduction of Mao Zedong and He Shuheng, Xia Minghan joined the Communist Party of China. In November 1923, Hunan Self-Study University was closed down, and the Xiangjiang Middle School was founded by the Xiang district committee of the Communist Party of China, and Xia Minghan served as a director and mathematics teacher, cultivating a large number of talents for the Chinese revolution.
In December 1924, Xia Minghan was transferred to the Communist Party of China Xiang District Executive Committee, the director of the organization department, the minister of peasants, and the secretary of the Changsha Prefectural Committee.
In October 1927, Xia Minghan led the peasant uprisings in Pingjiang and Liuyang, which effectively cooperated with the creation of the Jinggangshan base area. At the beginning of 1928, Xia Minghan was transferred to Hubei to work and served as a member of the Standing Committee of the Hubei Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China. Before leaving, he bid farewell to his wife and his newborn daughter, and gave his wife Zheng Jiajun a red pearl with a poem: "I give red pearls like a gift heart, but I hope that the king's heart is like my heart." Nurture the young girl to follow my ambitions, and the severe test will not change the heart. ”
He lit a torch for those who came after him
Exterior view of Xia Minghan's former home.
On March 18, 1928, Xia Minghan was unfortunately arrested in Wuhan for informing traitors. The enemy tortured Xia Minghan and tried his best to persuade him to surrender, but Xia Minghan always regarded death as a return and would never give in. In prison, he picked up a half-cut pencil with trembling hands and left a farewell letter to his mother, wife, and sister.
On March 20, 1928, Xia Minghan was martyred, and his bones were later buried by Xie Jueya in Parrot Island. The last sentence of Xia Minghan's letter to his wife's family: "Adhere to the revolution and inherit my ambitions, and vow to pass on the truth to the world", which highly embodies Xia Minghan's fearless revolutionary spirit. This righteous and awe-inspiring poem he left behind has also constantly inspired and inspired generations of Chinese Communists to struggle heroically for the sake of their ideals and convictions without fear of sacrifice.