Lou Yunwen, Pujiang people, Yizhi old soldier also. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, guerrilla forces were scattered around the area around Jindong Yixi, and the troops led by Yunwen were particularly strong in Yizhong, with more than ten brigades under their command. Later, He Shaozhou, commander of the Eighth Army of the Kuomintang, was given the title of "Qian (Qiantang) First Detachment of the Southern Army". In the thirty-first year of the Republic of China (1942), Ji Hongye of Liyushan was appointed chief of the Military Justice Department, Huang Zhao Huang Changbo was appointed director of the Political Department, and Mei Kai and others broke into the "Qian Nan Army" through the relationship between Ji Hongye and Huang Changbo, and obtained the title of "Eighth Brigade of the First Detachment of the Qian Nan Army". On July 22, the Yiwu County CPC Committee held the inaugural meeting of the Eighth Brigade at the ancestral hall of the Dafa Mansion in Yixi. Xiao Jiang, secretary of the Yiwu County CPC Committee, announced that the Jindong Yixi Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Brigade would be changed into the "Eighth Brigade of the First Detachment of the Qiannan Army," with three squadrons under its jurisdiction, with Yang Dejian, the township chief of Fu Village, as the brigade commander, and Xiao Jiang as a political trainer. In August, Yunwen led the headquarters of the "First Detachment of the Qiannan Army" to withdraw to the area around Panzhai. In October, it left the county border and was invisibly dissolved. In the 33rd year of the Republic of China (1944), the "Eighth Brigade of the First Detachment of the Qiannan Army" was changed to the "Eighth Brigade of the Jinxiao Detachment of the Zhejiang East Guerrilla Column of the New Fourth Army." ”
Jin Xiaosong (1906-1980), also spelled Sihan, Shaoshan, Xiaoshan, Xiaoxian, nicknamed Xiao Liuzi, was an early Communist, who served as an intelligence liaison officer for the underground Communist Party of China, the commander of the reconnaissance battalion of the Red Twenty-eighth Army of the Chinese Red Fourth Front, a soldier of the Shandong Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and a soldier of the Jintangtou of Tiantai after Dongyang Yimen Jin Congjie. Born into a poor peasant family, he is strong and resolute, and he is friendly with Kim Ping-o. His father limao, who sold mint candy for the industry, often traveled to and from Xinchang, Shengzhou, and Shaoxing streets and alleys; Xingxian Zixiaoquan migrated to Shanyin, Sun Tao stayed in the United States for Geng, enrolled in civil engineering at Cornell University in the United States, graduated and returned to China to participate in the design of the domestic Beining and Pingsui railways, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a professor in the Department of Civil Engineering of Peking University and Tsinghua University for a long time, preaching and teaching, followed by sixteen Tsinghua students.
Jin Xiaosong was born on the fifth day of the first month of October in the 32nd year of Guangxu (1906), and his mother was pregnant in October under the pine tree on the hill outside the house, so he took the name Xiaosong, known as Shaoshan. He lost his father at the age of seven and left home with his brother at the age of fourteen to earn a living. There is the half-brother Pang Shuxian, and the younger sisters Xiaoying and Xiaozhu stay on the rooftop.
In the turmoil of the eighth year of the Republic of China (1919), the brothers Xiao Song and Jin Weixiao left their hometowns and walked north on foot, and when they passed through Ningbo, they exhausted their entanglements and made a career to earn money. His brother Jin Weixiao learned to cut hair, and the public sold newspapers. The following year, Takamatsu became practicing. In June of the ninth year of the Republic of China (1920), the brothers left Ningbo and went to the western suburbs of Shanghai, where they began to contact the advanced organizations of the Communist Party, and were deeply affected, that is, they turned to the underground Communist Party to collect intelligence. From July 23 to 31, 1921, the Tenth Year of the Republic of China (1921), the First Congress of the Communist Party of China was held in Shanghai, attended by "Mao Zedong, He Shuheng, Dong Biwu, Chen Tanqiu, Wang Emmei, Deng Enming, Li Da, Li Hanjun, Zhang Guotao, Liu Renjing, Chen Gongbo, Zhou Fohai, Chen Duxiu, and Ma Lin, representative of the Comintern", a total of thirteen people. Wang Yanmei was responsible for the security intelligence liaison at the venue. Xiao Song and Jin Weixiao provided intelligence for the great cause of party building, and returned to Hangzhou after the first year. In the eleventh year of the Republic of China (1922), Xuan Zhonghua and Yu Xiusong and others prepared to prepare for the establishment of the Hangzhou Organization of the Socialist Youth League, and Xiao Song and his brother Jin Weixiao responded to the barbershop in The Barbershop inside the Fengshan Gate on Zhongshan South Road in Hangzhou as a cover to engage in underground party organization activities and had close contact with the contact point of Hu Qingyutang. In the thirteenth year of the Republic of China (1924), he joined the Communist Party of China. On April 12, 1927, the 16th year of the Republic of China ( 1927 ) , the "April 12" coup d'état occurred, during which Xuan Zhonghua was unfortunately arrested in Shanghai Longhua and died heroically. Tang Wengong succeeded him as secretary of the Hangzhou Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China. After Xuan Zhonghua's sacrifice, the junctions of Shangcang Bridge and Huqingyutang inside the Fengshan Gate were changed to the West Lake White Causeway. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon of June 6, 1929, the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), the brothers visited the West Lake Expo. In the same year, Xiao Song introduced Fang Xiaowu to the party, and befriended Wang Xiaoting, Cai Shizhao, and Hu Xiangren, and went to Anhui to launch a riot of workers in Shuizhai. In July of the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934), the floods in eastern Zhejiang, the collapse of the Xiaoshan Mountain embankment, the submerged of Lanxi Tianhe, the street market was feasible boats, longyou, Pujiang, Tangxi, Jiande, Tonglu, Shouchang, Quxian and other places of crops were washed away, the Bank of China Zhejiang Branch President Jin Runquan has always been anxious to establish a "flood relief meeting" with Xiao Song and others, inviting famous actors Mei Lanfang, Jin Zhongyi and others to hangzhou charity performances, and all the funds raised are raised to help the disaster areas. Later, he participated in the Long March with the Red Fourth Front, crossed the meadow for the second time, and served as the squad leader at the time. On September 25 of the same year, he went north with the Red Army and re-entered Anhui. On February 3, 1935, the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), the Red 218th Regiment of the Hubei Independent Regiment was merged, and the Red 28th Army was rebuilt for the third time, which was subordinate to the Shandong Field Army of the Red Fourth Front, one of the main forces of the Red Army, with Mao Zedong personally commanding the guerrilla war in Eyu-Anhui, Gao Jingting as the military political commissar, and Jin Xiaosong as the company commander at the time. Since then, the Red Twenty-Eighth Army has been active in Qianshan, Taihu, Shucheng, Huoshan and other places in western Anhui, echoing the guerrilla warfare in Xiuning, Kaihua, Chun'an and other places in southern Anhui, fighting against the Kuomintang's blockade and suppression, and beginning a three-year guerrilla war that was extremely arduous, until July 13, 1937, when the Red Twenty-eighth Army arrived in Nantian Village, Yuexi County, Anhui Province, and met with He Yaobang, secretary of the CPC Anhui-Hubei Border Region Special Committee, and actively prepared to negotiate an armistice with the Kuomintang and jointly resist Japan according to the domestic situation. In August, the Red Twenty-eighth Army entered the town of Touto in Yuexi County to fight the Japanese army, and Xiao Song, who was the commander of the reconnaissance battalion at the time, was wounded in the war and left in Liujiazhai to recuperate, and after recovering, he returned to Hangzhou because he could not keep up with the large troops. No one in Touto Town, Yuexi County, knew its real name, and all thought they were killed in battle, and after liberation, the "Tomb of the Little Liuzi Martyrs" was established by the People's Government of Yuexi County in 2010.
The "July 7" Lugou Bridge Incident kicked off the prelude to the nationwide War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. In December, Xiao Song and Jin Weixiao received information from their superiors that the Japanese army would invade Hangzhou, so they evacuated Hangzhou with their families, crossed Lin'an, passed through Fuyang, and entered the Pujiang River. On December 24 of the same year, the Japanese army attacked Hangzhou in three ways, and Hangzhou fell. Xiao Song's in-laws Wu Baozhen and Wu Dafa were killed in the War of Resistance, and his father-in-law and Uncle Lang were also shot by the Japanese. Since then, Xiao Song and Jin Weixiao have lost contact with the underground party organization of the CCP in Hangzhou.
At the beginning of the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), Xiao Song and his family rented a house in the north of Pujiang City, while Jin Wei Xiaoshang stayed at fuyang father-in-law's house.
In April of the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941), Fuyang was in danger. His brother Jin Weixiao sent a letter to Pujiang, and Xiao Song learned that Yu Pujiang Pan house rented a shop and paid a deposit. Later, because Jin Weixiao's family passed through the Zhu Mansion of the Twenty-fifth Capital, they began to use haircuts as a cover to conduct espionage battles with Japanese and Kuomintang agents. Xiao Song moved with his family to the opposite side of Panzhai City and continued to hide his name, using "Zhang Furong Barber Shop" as a cover for the store name to conduct espionage battles with the Japanese puppet army. In July of the 31st year of the Republic of China (1942), after contacting Pan Huaiqi, the director of the Panzhai Liaison Station of the Eighth Brigade of the Jinxiao Detachment, he made a one-line contact to secretly assist the Eighth Brigade of the Jinxiao Detachment. On August 5, the Japanese army invaded and occupied the county seat of Pujiang, and Pujiang fell for the third time. When a small group of Japanese troops passed by the Pan House, the Party Organization of the Eighth Brigade of the Jinxiao Detachment withdrew from the Pan Ancestral Hall, evacuated the Pan House people to take refuge in the Tong Qing Temple, and Fang Aihua, the wife of Xiao Song, took her children to hide under the camphor tree in the East Chen Huan Xi. The party organization of the Eighth Brigade of the Jinxiao Detachment could not carry the confidential documents at the time of the transfer, and assigned the clerk Pan Xiqing to contact Xiao Song and evacuate after burning the Pan Ancestral Hall with foreign oil, saving the Jinxiao detachment's anti-Japanese plan. He has held several meetings with Pan Shaoxing of Qiaotou, Zhangjinfu of Zhangshantou and others in the Tongqing Hall of Pan Zhao and the Hall of Stone Drum Cypress Trees. After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he immediately cooperated with the operational plan of the Three Wilds Liberation War and carried out intelligence reconnaissance.
After liberation in 1950, the brothers returned to Tendai Province to kiss, coinciding with their birth mother's ninetieth birthday. On January 18, 1961, Xiao Song joined the Yiwu County Federation of Industry and Commerce. In October 1964, Xiao Song purchased the pujiang pan house locust flower tree for Lu Bai yuan, and the jiangyun jin house in the lower gate of the taimen was two rooms and one house, and it was rooted in the ground. In 1965, the Pujiang "Four Qing" working group entered the Pan House and ate and lived with the Xiaosong family. He died in 1980. The martyrs were posthumously recognized in 2013. In April 2019, the Minjin Neng'ai inscription "Former Residence of Jin Shaoshan" echoed from north to south with the disappeared Beijing celebrity "Former Residence of Jin Shaoshan".
Xiao Songyuan with Qiantang Fang Huanzheng's young daughter Fang Aihua, and buried Mr. Pujiang Yang in yangshan yuan. The fourth son, Chang Yirong, married Shi Zhai Shi Yaozhu, Ci Yifeng married Luo Shangang Yu Baoxian, Ji Chengyi died early, You Yiman married Yue Tang Huang Huiying, the third daughter Chang Shuiqin married Suichang Zhang Niu'er, Ci Meiqin married Luo Shangang Yu Baoyong, and You Fengqin married Huang Jiaren of Huang Zhao. The four grandsons Pang Ying died early, Jiankang, Pang Yu and Ying Tian, the granddaughters three Yulian, Hongfei and Red Eagle, the great-grandchildren Xinlei, Zhixing and Chen, and the great-granddaughters Xinnan, Xinlan and Zhihan.
Chen Hong (1906-1943), Yantou Chenren. He studied at Hushan Primary School since childhood, was inspired by new culture and new ideas in school, and had the idea of innovating society, talking with his classmates about "tenants working all day without food and clothing, and rich people living luxuries without working", and resolving to abolish the old social oppression and exploitation system. In the spring of the thirteenth year of the Republic of China (1924), Hong Sheng entered the Zhejiang Provincial No. 4 Middle School in Ningbo for further study. At that time, the principal of the Fourth Middle School was Mr. Jing Hengyi, a leftist member of the Kuomintang, who was determined to reform education, hired scholars with progressive ideas and expertise to teach at the school, and often invited communist party members and progressive people to give speeches in the school, propagating Marxism, and exposing the shortcomings of the real society. Therefore, Hong joined the Chinese Socialist Youth League, actively participated in the patriotic youth student movement, and jointly held reading clubs and lectures with classmates. Together with Hua Shaofeng, Hong formed the Student Self-Government Association, established the League Branch, was elected as a representative of middle school students, and participated in the Ningbo School Student Federation led by the Ningbo Underground Party, becoming the most active backbone of the student movement. During the May Thirtieth Movement, Hong actively participated in the student movement and wrote the short play "One Hand". After the script was performed on the Ningbo Grand Stage, it had a wide impact. Since then, Hong has successively participated in the Hefeng Workers' Wave, launching and leading the strikes of dock workers, rickshaw workers, and barber workers and achieving initial victories.
After the training of the "May Thirtieth" Movement, Hong became a member of the Communist Party of China in August 1925, and in June of the following year, he was appointed as a member of the prefectural party committee and secretary of the prefectural committee staff movement committee. After that, he threw himself into the workers' movement, encouraged workers everywhere to unite and organize trade unions, and mobilized to organize the Yongcao Railway Trade Union. In less than half a year, more than seventy trade unions were established in the city to unite the workers around the trade unions. Although the trade unions were underfunded, Hong and other pawns were self-financed. On October 21, 1926, the Ningbo Federation of Trade Unions was established at the Ma Barrage Bridge in Jiangbei Province, and Hong led the Ningbo Federation of Trade Unions as the secretary of the Workers' Movement Committee of the Prefectural Committee. After the meeting, Hong, Together with Wang Kun and Xiong Shuangfu, a car-scraper at the Baisha Railway Machinery Factory, prepared to build a picket brigade for workers in Ningbo. With the establishment of the Ningbo Federation of Trade Unions, Hong led the struggle to raise workers' wages, improve working conditions, and oppose oppression. Soon, warlord forces reoccupied Ningbo, and trade union organizations temporarily went underground. In order to protect the backbone forces, the Shanghai District CPC Committee informed Hong and other exposed party group activists to move to Shanghai and participate in the training class presided over by Yun Daiying. During the training, Hong listened to the speeches of Zhou Enlai, Luo Yinong, Zhao Shiyan, Wang Ruofei and other speeches many times, and was deeply encouraged.
At the beginning of the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), Hong was appointed by the party to join the workers' movement in Wusong, Shanghai, and served as a member of the Workers' Committee of the Shanghai District Committee of the Communist Party of China, and was later elected as the director of the Wusong Trade Union Federation. On March 21, the Northern Expeditionary Army advanced into Longhua, a suburb of Shanghai. Under the leadership of Zhou Enlai, Luo Yinong, Zhao Shiyan and other 800,000 workers in Shanghai, they held a third armed uprising in response to the victory of the Northern Expedition. Hong led the Wusong uprising workers to seize the East Police Station, the West Police Station, the Fourth Marine Police Department of Jiangsu Province, and the Baoshan County Police Station, and fully supported the battle in Zhabei. A five-section ironclad car on the Songhu Line continued to shoot and shell the insurgent masses, and Hong sent people to rip off the rails near the Tiantong'an Station, causing the ironclads to overturn and the enemy's weapons to be captured by the workers' pickets.
After the counter-revolutionary coup d'état, countless Communists and revolutionary masses in Shanghai were bloodily suppressed. On April 17, Hong was arrested at the home of a co-worker and sentenced to three months in prison. He was released from prison after failing to reveal his membership in the Communist Party. After his release from prison, Hong continued to work in the Songhu Line area, successively serving as secretary of the Wuxi County CPC Committee, member of the Standing Committee of the Beijing-Shanghai Special Committee, and director of the Organization Department, actively restoring and developing party organizations, conscientiously implementing the spirit of the August Seventh Conference, launching peasants' autumn harvest rebellion, and carrying out the agrarian revolution. On the night of August 29, a second peasant uprising broke out near the town of An in Wuxi, and under the leadership of Hong, nearly 200 peasants in the area of Zhoujiage and Shangqiao attacked the reactionary landlord and leader of the Wuxi Self-Defense Force, Zhu Meiji, in the old nest of Shangshan Village, with great influence. This action has created favorable conditions for the establishment of rural revolutionary base areas. On October 18 of the same year, the organs of the Beijing (Ningbo) Shanghai Special Committee of the Communist Party of China were transferred to Suzhou, and Hong was appointed as the acting secretary. In December, at the instructions of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Beijing-Shanghai Special Committee was abolished, and Hong was transferred to Shanghai to work, and he was appointed secretary of the Shanghai Central District Party Committee.
On the evening of April 29, 1930, the nineteenth year of the Republic of China (1930), Hong held a meeting at the organ of the Cpc Central District Committee of the Sanyou Coal Company in the British Concession of Shanghai, and was unfortunately arrested for informing traitors and detained in Caohejing Prison. In the spring of the 20th year of the Republic of China (1931), Hong was transferred to the Kuomintang Military Prison outside the Jiangdong Gate in Nanjing, and later released to the Gendarmerie Headquarters. Hong, who is in prison, is still concerned about the revolutionary situation, is full of confidence in the revolution, threatens and induces the enemy, and is unyielding. From time to time, in the name of rescuing him from prison, some Kuomintang officers made him express his remorse and express his position, and he could be released from prison. Ran Hong was indignant and refused: "Er, don't waste your time, I will make it clear in front of you, Erlu, Hugh has more words!" I would rather be imprisoned than a regular. Even if there is a revolution, there is no fear of death, and if you are afraid of death, you are not revolutionary!" On April 29, the Kuomintang killed Yun Daiying in prison. Hong and Zhang Achang (Zhang Chi) shouted: "Comrade Yun Daiying's spirit does not die!" Down with the Kuomintang traitors! "The whole prison responded, and the sound shook the house.
After the July-7 Lugou Bridge Incident in the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), the War of Resistance Broke Out in full swing, and the Kuomintang and the Communists cooperated for the second time. After negotiations between Zhou Enlai and other CPC leaders and the Kuomintang, Hong and other "political prisoners" were released from Nanjing Prison. After his release from prison, Hong disregarded his infirmity and went to the Central Party School in Yan'an to study. At the end of his studies, he first worked in the All-China Federation of Trade Unions in Yan'an, and in August of the following year, he was transferred to the Military Department of the New Fourth Army in southern Anhui Province.
In September of the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), Hong accompanied the Field Service Regiment of the New Fourth Army led by Wu Zhongchao to Yanling in southern Jiangsu, where he persisted in the anti-Japanese struggle behind enemy lines in Jiangnan. In the winter of that year, Hong served as a member of the CPC Sunan Special Committee and director of the Organization Department; with Danyang and Yanling as the center, he carried out the work of the democracy movement; he rushed day and night on the borders of Zhenjiang, Jurong, Danyang, and Jintan to carry out anti-Japanese propaganda, organize anti-Japanese mass organizations such as the Peasants' Resistance Association, the Youth Resistance Association, and the Women's Resistance Association, lead the peasants in the struggle to reduce rents and interest rates, raise the wages of hired workers, mobilize the masses to establish democratic power, carry out armed struggle against Japan, develop party members, and establish party organizations. Due to the harsh environment and long-term prison life, Hong was injured in both legs, and he was frail and sickly, making it inconvenient to walk. The party organization assigned him a small black donkey to ride, and even let the infirm and sick ride, and Hong walked with the soldiers of the army.
In June of the 29th year of the Republic of China (1940), Chen Yi led part of the main force of the New Fourth Army to prepare to cross the river and go north to open up the base areas of central and northern Jiangsu. On the twenty-sixth day, Chen Yi sent a letter to Hong on the banks of the Yangtze River, in which he expounded the situation of the struggle at that time, placed great trust and high hopes on Hong, and pointed out: "I will cross the river within a day, and after that, the Jiangnan troops will ask you to mobilize the masses to assist you with the comrades of the special committee... After crossing the river, I still hope to be in constant contact, and I often write to you. Hong De Chen Yi instructed that the situation and tactics of the struggle should be more and more clear, so he led the Jiangnan troops into the arduous struggle.
In January of the 30th year of the Republic of China (1941), after the Anhui Incident, the enemy, the puppets, and the stubbornness carried out a frenzied sweep of the anti-Japanese base areas behind the enemy lines in southern Jiangsu in a vain attempt to eliminate the anti-Japanese forces of the COMMUNIST Party. On September 29, more than 4,000 Japanese puppet troops "swept" the Maoshan area and jointly attacked the 46th Regiment of the New Fourth Army in eastern Jurong and the camp of the Fifth Security Headquarters in Gangnan Village. Hong led a company to resist bravely, covering the rest of the troops to break out of the siege. During the battle, Hong was arrested for his leg injury and released to Nanjing. Later, he was rescued and released by the Liaison Department of the New Fourth Army, and entered the Central China Party School in the autumn of the 31st year of the Republic of China (1942) to participate in the rectification study.
In the spring of the 32nd year of the Republic of China (1943), the Central China Bureau and the New Fourth Army Decided to Send Backbone Personnel to Strengthen the Military and Political Leadership In Eastern Zhejiang, and Hong and eleven others were ordered to cross the Hainan to eastern Zhejiang. Hong served as the secretary of the Siming Prefectural Committee of the CPC, and in the face of the complicated situation, he actively implemented the policy of "adhering to the three norths and opening up the four Ming" proposed by the party committee of the eastern Zhejiang district. Hong carried out activities under the cover of selling dragon whisker shoots and went deep among the masses, and the townspeople called "Mr. Da Chen". In mid-February, Hong attended an enlarged meeting held by the Party Committee of the Eastern Zhejiang Region in Duxu Village, Yaonan, and after listening to a report on the defeat of the Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Brigade in Shengdong, he was accompanied by Yang Shihua, a secret trafficman, and disguised as a businessman to conduct in-depth research. Hong appeased the soldiers and pointed out that the lesson of the loss of two hundred guns of the Shengdong Self-Defense Brigade was that they were not vigilant and lacked the initiative to independently command the armed forces, resulting in heavy losses. At the same time, it is invaluable to repeatedly affirm that it is invaluable for the contingent to preserve the party's effective strength in an extremely difficult environment, and encourage the soldiers to march against the current and lift their spirits.
In October of the 32nd year of the Republic of China (1943), the Kuomintang diehards stepped up their encirclement and suppression of the anti-Japanese base areas in eastern Zhejiang, and the Kuomintang Thirty-second Group Army set up a general headquarters in Tiantai, under the unified command of Li Mo'an, commander-in-chief of the group army, and mobilized 20,000 troops in an attempt to eliminate the anti-Japanese armed forces in eastern Zhejiang. The CCP was forced to wage a second war of self-defense against stubbornness. At this time, Hong, together with Yang Siyi, Luo Baihua, Zhang Lang, and Tang Yan, was appointed to form a rear action committee, which was responsible for supplying food and intelligence to the front, mobilizing the masses, and leading the troops to fight in situ. Hong was responsible for directing the remaining troops and personnel of the rear to cooperate with the local democracy movement and insist on operating in the area of Zuoxi Township in Yuyao. On November 26, Hong's troops moved to the Purple Dragon Temple in Yaonan (present-day Bird's Nest Township), passing through the Purple Dragon Temple, when the troops encountered the "Tingsi" Tian Xiushan Department, and Hong was unfortunately shot and killed, at the age of thirty-seven.
Huang Biyong (1916-2007), a native of Huangdu, was born in November of the fifth year of the Republic of China (1916) and graduated from the Hushan Academy to the Japanese Army Non-Commissioned Officer School, and graduated from the Third General Officer Class of the Kuomintang Army University. He successively served as the commander of the Kuomintang engineering battalion, regimental commander, major general senior staff, and member of the Ministry of National Defense. Revolt in December 1949. After liberation, he served as a teacher at the Nanjing Military Academy. Since November 1958, he has been a counselor of the People's Government of Zhejiang Province. Died in 2007.
Zhang Jinfu, a native of Zhangshantou, was born in the fourteenth year of the Republic of China (1925), grew up in a poor family, herded cattle for others, and did not enter Pan. In the eighteenth year of his life, he was reformed from Rong, and was first appointed as the liaison officer of the Pudong District Liaison Station, and secretly developed the revolutionary organization for Zhang Maogou, and successively held meetings with Pan Shaoxing, Pan Zhai Jin Shaoshan and others in the Pan Zhai Tong Qing Hall and the Shigu Cypress Tree Hall several times, and developed team members, and Ji Hongye also came to arrange tasks several times. From the recommendation of his uncle Ji Hongye, he joined the eighth brigade of the Jinxiao detachment and was active in the Area of Yiwu and Pujiang.
In the 34th year of the Republic of China (1945), less than a month after the surrender of the Japanese Kou, Hong Bang, deputy commander of the Kuomintang Pujiang County Corps, led his troops to "clear the countryside" on September 10, and attacked the base areas of the eighth brigade in nanshan villages in three ways, and attempted to go up the mountain to pursue and annihilate the main force of the eighth brigade retreating to Yiwu. Because of the early information, Jin Fu accompanied the Eighth Brigade to give a head-on attack. On the eleventh day, the Eighth Brigade preemptively surrounded the Huangzhai Ancestral Hall and killed Hong Bangji.
In the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948), Li Tiefeng was transferred to the secretary of the Jiangdong County Working Committee of the Communist Party of China and the instructor of the Third Brigade, and Shi Ji Hongye recommended Jin Fu as Li Tiefeng's guard and liaison officer. In the course of revolutionary practice, ordinary people who were illiterate grew into fighters with firm revolutionary will, and during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, they traveled all over Pujiang, Lanxi, Yongkang, Yiwu, Zhuji, Jinhua, Jiande and other places. He has served as liaison officer, correspondent, guard, squad leader, squad leader, and squadron leader. Later, he accompanied Li Tiefeng to work in Shouchang County until his retirement.
In the first half of his life, Jin Fu participated in battles such as Zhuji Gaochengtou, Pujiang Panshanling, and Yiwu Jinshan Foot, fighting heroically and being wounded many times. He once protected Li Tiefeng, and a bullet was rubbed against Jin Fu's calf, and the scar was clear. The year of death is unknown, but there is a son Daojia.
- "Furnace Peak Chronicle"