Life is short but the soul is immortal. Countless revolutionary ancestors dedicated their lives to the country and faith in exchange for the well-being of today's Guotai. They have proved with their actions that the people have faith and the country has strength.
The power of faith is like a raging wilderness, sweeping across the land of China, so that the poor people can see the hope of the future. In the process, a revolutionary martyr sent a telegram in time to save the central machine about the fire and water, saving the lives of many important leaders.
Premier Zhou Enlai was always moved when he talked about this revolutionary martyr and was grateful for his saving grace. His descendants also lived up to the expectations of the people, inherited his will, and contributed to the construction of the motherland.
Qian Zhuangfei was born in 1985 in a merchant family in Zhejiang, when he was young, his family was still well-off, and the art and calligraphy he came into contact with slowly stimulated his artistic cells. In 1915, with his own efforts, he was successfully admitted to the National Beijing Medical College.
After graduation and marriage, under the influence of his wife and brother, driven by the will to save the country and the people, he and his wife joined the Communist Party of China in 1925 and opened the road of revolution. After the defeat of the Revolution of 1927, he was wanted and moved to Shanghai.
In Shanghai, he was admitted to a radio training class, successfully connected with the Kuomintang secret service organization, and played an important role in cultivating radio talents and obtaining intelligence for our party. Due to his excellent work ability, his rigorous and clean work style quickly attracted the attention of special agent Xu Enzeng.
In order to test his ability, Xu En once asked him to organize the West Lake Expo, only to see that he worked in an orderly manner, every detail was thoughtful, and soon he won Xu Enzeng's appreciation. With unremitting efforts, he successfully served as Xu Enzeng's confidential secretary, and his work location was also transferred to Nanjing.
During his tenure, he repeatedly took advantage of his position to photograph or obtain senior intelligence on Xu Enzeng and deliver information to the party organization in a timely manner. He, known as the "Three Masters of Longtan, along with Li Kenong and Hu Di," formed a strong relationship in the Kuomintang intelligence system, and the messages they conveyed were of great significance to our party's anti-encirclement and suppression struggle.
On Saturday, April 25, 1931, Xu En went to the world of flowers and flowers in Shanghai early in the evening and indulged in the world of red wine and greenery. At this time, only Qian Zhuangfei was on duty. Suddenly, a series of radio "drip" sounds broke the silence of the night.
It was 6 consecutive urgent secret telegrams, which caught his attention. According to his many years of experience, he immediately judged the importance of these secret telegrams. Unable to tolerate the slightest sloppiness, he immediately began deciphering. He was surprised by the contents of the telegram.
It turned out that Gu Shunzhang, an important figure in the party at that time, had defected. After being arrested by the Kuomintang Cai Mengjian in Hankou, Gu Shunzhang, without any punishment and persecution, betrayed his faith, betrayed the revolutionary declaration, and took the initiative to tell the enemy about more than 20 secret locations in Wuhan, causing our party to suffer heavy losses.
This time, he wanted to name the members of our party's underground organization in Shanghai and the secret contact point. However, he demanded that he must explain the situation after seeing Chiang Kai-shek in person by plane, and warned Cai Mengjian that there were traitors within the Kuomintang and that they must not send a telegram.
But at this time, Cai Mengjian only wanted to make merit, afraid that the credit would be robbed, so he sent a telegram to Xu Enzeng at the first time to prove his merits. He did not use air transport, but only used water transport to escort Gu Shunzhang to Nanjing, which again provided time for our party's transfer work.
After fully learning of the contents of the telegram, Qian Zhuangfei immediately reported the situation to the higher-level party organization regardless of his personal safety. At the same time, in order to ensure that the news could be delivered in time, he asked his son-in-law to rush to Shanghai overnight by express train to find Comrade Li Kenong and report on the situation in detail.
In March 1935, in order to reconnoiter the suitable route to cross the Wu River in the south, he entered the jungle alone and never returned. The situation in the jungle was complicated, no one knew what had happened to him, and the party organization judged that he had died.
At the same time, Xu En, after some fun, slowly returned to the office on Monday. Qian Zhuangfei calmly handed him the telegram and left the office. His identity had been exposed, and he had to leave Nanjing by car.
The time crunch and the child is too young to take his family with him. He knew that once his identity was exposed, it would definitely affect his wife and children. He was a revolutionary with loyalty and love for the party in his heart, and he was also a husband and a father.
The only thing that could be done was to leave a letter to Xu Enzeng. The letter reads that if there is a disagreement in political opinions, do not harm your family, otherwise you will expose all the things that Xu Enzen has embezzled, played with power, and had a chaotic private life. It was the only thing he could do for his family.
Xu En, who understood this, still arrested all his wives and children, but feared that his affairs would be exposed and punished, and released them, while concealing his identity as a communist. He did not expect that the family he saw before leaving Nanjing was the last face of his life.
After leaving Nanjing, he came to the Soviet area to work on the intelligence system according to the instructions of the party organization. Because he was familiar with the Intelligence System of the Kuomintang, Xu Enzeng did not reveal his identity and did not change the intelligence code, until during the Long March, our Party still intercepted a large amount of enemy intelligence by radio.
There are many opinions about the manner in which he was sacrificed, some say that he was in an air crash, and some say that he was killed by a reactionary vigilante group alone. The manner in which he was sacrificed is unspeakable. The hero is gone, but the spirit lives on.
When his family came to Yan'an in 1940, they learned that Qian Zhuangfei had been sacrificed for five years. Although he could not accept this sad news for a while, his 4 children continued to fight for the revolutionary cause with his will.
His two sons, Qian Jiang and Qian Yiping, grew up to be idealistic and ambitious teenagers under the care of Zhou Enlai and his wife. Qian Jiang entered the Lu Xun Art Academy, and Qian Yiping entered the Academy of Natural Sciences. They continue to strengthen their ideals in their studies, and at the same time understand the significance of what their father did.
In 1946, Qian Jiang was sent to Chongqing by the party organization to carry out progressive films, using films to publicize the party's will and integrate the party's ideological line into the films. He shot a series of classic films such as "Children of China" and "White-Haired Girl", creating a vivid and vivid character image.
In addition, he made his father's deeds into a movie "Jinling Night" to show the world the responsibility and mission of communists. He uses the camera to pass on the faith, and his sister Qian Zhenzhen uses the stage to show the faith.
Qian Zhenzhen is a film actor. When she was a child, during her father's secret meeting with the Communists, she was guarding the door, and once she found a suspicious person approaching, she could always find a way to drag others, and she had a superb talent for acting. Growing up, she worked in acting down-to-earth.
From the beginning of playing a sheep to the later known as one of the "four famous stars", she always set strict demands on herself, always remembering what her father said: "Good use of art is enough to save the country; misuse of art, make people degenerate". Her children Rodin and Luo Xiaoling became famous photographers and film directors.
The eldest sister, Qian Jiao, like her father, is an underground worker in our party. Even if arrested and imprisoned, he remains secretive to the Conservative Party and loyal to the Party. After the death of her father, she and her husband returned home to work in education and to teach and educate.
Nowadays, Qian Zhuangfei's descendants are mostly active in the film industry, and his fourth-generation great-granddaughter Pan Jie, who is also an actor, said when attending the film festival: "Our descendants of Qian Zhuangfei will never embarrass the heroic ancestors!" ”
As the descendants of revolutionary heroes, they inherited the spirit of Qian Zhuangfei and carried out the patriotic spirit to the end in their own fields of work. Their actions also provided a reference for the descendants of the revolution.
Life can die, but spirit can live forever. The will needs to be passed on from generation to generation, and when revolutionaries raise the banner of faith with their lives, we as the descendants should cherish the hard-won victory. All the more we should unswervingly strengthen our ideals and convictions, contribute our own strength to the motherland, and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.