Jilin Hero Praise Hundred Heroic Deeds Exhibition of the Forty-third | Han Hao

Editor's note: On the occasion of celebrating the centenary of the Communist Party of China, in order to fully display the great achievements of Jilin in the past hundred years, the Provincial Department of Veterans' Affairs and the Party History Research Office of the Provincial Party Committee carefully selected 100 representative and typical heroes from Jilin Province or who fought in Jilin Province in various historical periods since the founding of the Party, and produced propaganda short films to be displayed in the prime time of Jilin Television. Through telling the stories of heroic martyrs, we vividly explain the stories of the party and the story of the revolution, guide all sectors of society to carry forward the spirit of heroic martyrs, inherit the red gene, and gather a more powerful development synergy.

Jilin heroes praise the deeds of 100 heroic martyrs

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Jilin hero praise - Han Hao

The Jihai Railway was a railway built by the Chinese from 1927 to 1929. In March 1933, General Yang Jingyu and Han Hao led the second brigade to carry out an ambush against the Japanese ironclad vehicles, and the location was selected at the mouth of the Laoyeling Cave where we were located.

Han Hao, whose original name was Jin Hanhao, actively participated in the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal struggle from his youth, and he worked hard to pursue the truth, and joined the Communist Party of China in 1930. In 1932, the Rock Workers' and Peasants' Volunteer Army was reorganized into the South Manchurian Guerrilla Regiment of the Thirty-second Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, with Han Hao as the commander of the second brigade.

At that time, the weapons were actually very disparity, but the guerrillas were very brave, the battle was won, and a large number of weapons and materials were captured, and the victory of the ambush of the Japanese ironclad vehicles this time inspired the surrounding anti-Japanese masses.

After that, Han Hao led the second brigade of the Southern Manchurian guerrilla group to attack the Jihai Railway many times, which made the Japanese and puppet authorities extremely frightened. In September 1933, Han Hao was appointed as the commander of the Third Regiment of the Independent Division of the First Army of the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army. He fought with Yang Jingyu in the areas of Panshi, Huadian, Hailong, Liuhe, and Tonghua. In frequent battles, Han Hao fought bravely and alertly, dealing a heavy blow to the Japanese and puppet armies. In May 1935, after Li Hongguang's death, Han Hao took over as the commander of the First Division of the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army. In August, while directing the transfer of troops in a battle, he was unfortunately shot and killed at the age of 30.