Revolutionary hero - Kong Mofei

　　 Kong Mofei, formerly known as Kong Guangkun, a native of Hongguang Township, Bayan County, was born in 1914 and joined the Communist Party of China in 1933.

　　Zhu Hong, formerly known as Zhu Jianqiu, Kong Mofei's lover, was born in 1918 in Shenyang, Liaoning Province.

　　As early as his student days, kong Mofei went to Beiping in 1934 to study, and during his university studies, he actively participated in revolutionary activities and assiduously studied Marxist-Leninist works. After the "12.9" movement, he gave up his study and life, was assigned by the party to return to Harbin, and successively engaged in the workers' movement among railway workers and tram workers. Through the dissemination of cultural knowledge such as Esperanto, the unity and education of young people, the propagation of Marxism-Leninism and the organization and implementation of revolutionary activities such as Marxist cultural study groups, the development of the underground struggle against Manchuria and Japan was promoted. After the Harbin Special Committee was destroyed by the enemy on April 15, 1937, Kong Mofei traveled between Harbin, Changchun, and Shenyang, actively participating in the restoration and reconstruction of the party organization. In the winter of 1938, under the threat of the japanese invaders' frenzied pursuit, he cleverly and bravely got rid of the close surveillance of the enemy, moved to north China with his wife Zhu Hong, and then went to Tianjin to find party organizations and explore ways to resist the japanese armed struggle in many ways, and finally arrived in the Jilu Border Region in the winter of 1939, avoiding the enemy's tracking, escorting the party cadres Chen Zi, Tong Xingyu, Qin Zhanya, and the anti-Manchu anti-Japanese struggle fighters Song Min, Wang Zhongsheng, and Wang Guangdi, and entered the anti-Japanese base areas in batches. After Kong Mofei arrived in the border areas, he successively participated in the anti-Japanese struggle and the building of political power in the base areas in Leling and Lingxian and other places. In May 1940, he died in Daxinzhuang, Zizhen, LingXian County, at the age of 26.

　　As early as 1935, Zhu Hong joined the workers' movement led by chen Zi, a party cadre, in the Harbin Transportation Association, and later broke into the pseudo-Harbin Municipal Office to engage in secret work. On April 15, 1937, the Harbin Special Committee was destroyed, arrested and imprisoned by the Japanese gendarmerie, tortured, and unyielding. After his release from prison, he continued to engage in revolutionary activities. Soon after, he married Kong Mofei, abandoned his loving mother and younger brother, and moved to North China with Kong Mofei. During his stay in Tianjin, while studying Marxist-Leninist works, he cooperated with Kong Mofei to engage in revolutionary underground activities. In the winter of 1939, he resolutely gave up his son who was less than one year old and went to the anti-Japanese front, successively participating in the anti-Japanese armed struggle in Ningjin, Leling, Nangong and other places. During his tenure as the logistics director of the Ningjin County Anti-Japanese Mobilization Committee, he actively did the work of upper-level people, mobilized the masses, united against Japan, and made certain contributions to the building of revolutionary political power in Ningjin County. She also often disguised herself into enemy-occupied areas to reconnoiter and mobilize the masses to resist Japan together. He died in Nangong County in September 1940 at the age of 22.

　　On March 25, 1982, the Shandong Provincial People's Government approved the posthumous recognition of Comrades Kong Mofei and Zhu Hong'er as revolutionary martyrs, and placed the martyrs' ashes in the Taierzhuang Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery.