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Has there ever been a double robbery of Li Xiangyang in history?

Comrade Zhen Fengshan, the prototype of Li Xiangyang’s life, was born in 1903 in Dongzhugu Village, south of the city of Ding County, Hebei Province (now Dingzhou City). His nickname was “Bai Dan” and he had seven brothers and sisters. My father was a long-term laborer, and the family was in a very difficult situation. During the spring famine, the whole family went out to beg. Zhen Zhen Fengshan Fengshan took his younger brothers and younger sisters to beg for food. Soon, the fifth and sixth brothers also died of starvation one after another. From the age of 15 to 21, Zhen Fengshan worked as a long-term laborer. When she was in her 20s, Zhen Fengshan worked hard for the landlord. After paying the rent every year, she could not support the whole family, and her younger siblings starved to death one after another. The mother went to pick up leaves to eat. The landlord said that she had picked up leaves from his house and beat his mother. The mother was starving and soon died of illness. In anger, Zhen Fengshan burned down the landlord's house and broke into Guandong. When he arrived in the Qiqihar area, he first " "Carrying a big man", and later he dug ginseng, panned for gold, worked as a mason, etc., and suffered a lot.

After the "September 18th" Incident, the Northeast fell. Zhen Fengshan wanted to join Wang Laohong's volunteer army in Sunjiatun, a suburb of Qiqihar, but the king refused. Zhen thought: Wang Laohong must have seen that he came empty-handed and looked down upon him, so he borrowed a gun and returned to the king, but the king still refused to accept it. King Zhensu suspected that he had few guns, so he shot two Japanese soldiers to death in an alley in Qi City the next day and seized two guns. Wang Laohong not only accepted Zhen, but also praised Zhen. Zhen has since joined the Volunteer Army. After that, he formed a team with like-minded young people and was active around Qiqihar City, fighting guerrillas against the Japanese. The next day, the invaders mobilized troops to raid and bombed from the sky. The volunteers were dispersed in the Haojia Oilfield area of ??Qi City because they had no backup. Zhen Fengshan saw that the situation was over, so he returned to his hometown Dingxian via Rehe, Chahar, and Zhangjiakou.

At that time, there were organized activities of the Communist Party of China in Ding County. Sun Zhiyuan, a teacher at the county vocational school, was the first secretary of the Dingxian County Party Committee. Zhen Yufan, who lives in the same village as Zhen Fengshan, is a member of the Communist Party. With the help of Sun Zhiyuan and Zhen Yufan, Zhen Fengshan joined the Communist Party of China in June 1932. In this year, Zhen Fengshan and Wang Jun got married. Wang Jun's family lived in Ding County, where he attended private school, and his uncle participated in the Northern Expedition.

Zhen Yufan, who lives in the same village as Zhen Fengshan, is a member of the Communist Party. Zhen Fengshan joined the Communist Party of China with the help of Sun Zhiyuan and Zhen Yufan. After Zhen Fengshan joined the party, he used small business as a cover to deliver information to the party organization, distribute leaflets, put up slogans, and often moved between Dingxian Vocational School and Baoding Normal School. Zhen's activities attracted the enemy's attention. On the night of August 24, 1933, military police surrounded Zhen's family. Zhen Fengshan escaped in a water tank, but her father was brutally beaten and died. At that time, the party organization notified Zhen that he should go out and hide to avoid being poisoned by the enemy. Zhen Fengshan then left his hometown and went to the Suiyuan and Guihua areas, where he made a living by selling needlework, doing business while completing the tasks of the party organization.

After the "July 7th Incident", Zhen Fengshan saw the full-scale outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, so he decided to return to his hometown to fight against Japan. After Zhen Fengshan returned to his hometown, he immediately organized his relatives and friends in his hometown and determined to fight against the Japanese invaders. The Shiding County train stored a lot of gasoline from the Japanese invaders. Zhen Fengshan immediately mobilized dozens of people to steal the Japanese invaders' gasoline and sell the stolen oil to buy guns and bullets. The last time he stole oil, he was discovered by the Japanese invaders and Zhang Liye was beaten to death. The Japanese found a white cloth strip stamped with Zhen Fengshan's handprint from Zhang Liye. So he sent troops to capture Zhen Fengshan. He then pulled up an anti-Japanese team with more than 20 people. While discussing how to obtain weapons, Zhen Fengshan's second brother Zhen Quanhai, who had served in the 29th Army, said that when the 29th Army retreated, some guns were buried. Under the guidance of Zhen Quanhai, Zhen Fengshan and others dug out more than 30 guns. After that, they seized some guns from the landlord armed forces, and this anti-Japanese guerrilla armed force was established.

When recruiting guerrillas, he first negotiated with the regular troops and selected some cadres from the regular troops who were above the squad and platoon leaders. They were very good at fighting, so the quality of his guerrillas was relatively high; he also recruited I want those who can fight among the masses and militia; even bandits, as long as you can fight for me, I want you. He also wanted people who had worked as spies. He once recruited a person who had worked as a spy for the Japanese army to serve as a squad leader under him. He used these methods to form five brigades. Later, during a battle with the Japanese army, the man who had been a spy surrendered to the enemy. After surrendering, he burned, killed, looted and committed many bad things, which made the people extremely angry.

One day, when he was caught doing evil again, Zhen Fengshan said to him: "You should be shot this time. I missed you a few times, and you won several battles when you served as a squad leader for me. I won't do it again." Please have a drink." After drinking, Zhen Fengshan handed the man over to the crowd. The crowd was extremely cruel to the agent. Some used knives and some used scissors to cut the man one by one until only the bones were left.

After the guerrilla brigade was established, the first battle was fought in Shuimotun Village. At that time, 29 Japanese soldiers and one car went to Shuimotun to promote Sino-Japanese friendship. Zhen Fengshan immediately led 19 soldiers and ambush inside the wall of the West Temple in Shuimotun Village. When the Japanese returned to the village and walked to the temple, Zhen gave an order and opened fire with both long and short guns. The Japanese were caught off guard and more than ten people were killed and wounded. There were more than a dozen of them, and the rest fled in confusion. The guerrillas received more than ten guns.

In order to strengthen the team, Zhen Fengshan proposed to seize the gun from the enemy and decided to take the lead. After disguising himself, he rode a bicycle to the gate of Dingxian City. When he saw a Japanese soldier standing guard, he deliberately took off the bicycle chain and squatted down to repair the bicycle. Seeing that the sentry was unprepared, he took advantage of the situation to grab the gun, and then rode away on his bicycle. By the time the Japanese chased her, Zhen had already escaped.

A few days later, Zhen Fengshan planned another gunfight. He ordered his third brother Zhen Fenggao to disguise himself as a civilian delivering cotton from the Japanese and drive the cotton truck to the foot of Dingxian City. When the city gate was not opened, some guerrillas pretended to fire shots from behind and chased him. Zhen Fenggao and several soldiers disguised as civilians shouted at the city gate, saying that the Eighth Route Army was robbing cotton trucks. When two puppet soldiers opened the city gate, the soldiers swarmed up, seized the guns, and took the opportunity to rush to the city gate tower and kill the Japanese and puppet soldiers. The guards fired more than a dozen guns. At the same time, the team members sent by Zhen Fengshan to the other three city gates also seized guns in the chaos and quickly evacuated.

In November 1938, Zhang Zhonghuai, who had intelligence relations with Xi Zhu Village, reported to Zhen that there were two Japs walking beside the railway every day with guns on them. Zhen was determined to seize them, so he disguised himself and went to the road. While mowing the grass. Taking advantage of the enemy's unpreparedness, he shot and killed two of them, and seized two big guns and two bastard boxes.

In order to frighten the enemies in Ding County, Zhen Fengshan once disguised himself as a "Taijun" and rode a tall horse with more than a dozen disguised soldiers into the city. The Japanese and puppet soldiers guarding the gate gave him a pass. The gift. Walking to South Street, Zhen Fengshan dismounted and drank tea in a teahouse. Then he walked majestically through South Street to East Street. When he passed the gate of the puppet county government, the Japanese on guard also saluted him. When the group left Dongguan, the Japanese realized that Zhen Fengshan had entered the city, but the group had already gone far.

In the late autumn of 1939, when the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei army and civilians killed the famous Japanese general Norihide Abe in Huangtuling, the enraged Japanese army concentrated 20,000 troops to launch an attack on the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, and the three divisions were the focus of their sweep. In December of that year, Zhen Fengshan, under the order of Tang Zian, the chief of staff of the third division, led a team to block the enemy from Dingxian County to aid Gaoyang. At that time, the wind suddenly rose and the clouds gathered. Zhen Fengshan saw that it was going to snow. He thought it was a good time to lay mines, so he led all the soldiers and villagers to plant chain mines and other types of landmines on the road where the enemy must pass. This battle not only prevented the enemy's reinforcements, but also killed and injured many Japanese and puppet troops.

In 1941, Zhen Fengshan went to study at the Third Anti-Japanese University Branch of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region. In 1942, Zhen Fengshan was transferred to the Dingtang Brigade as the deputy detachment leader, stationed in the Mazhuang and Caizhuang areas of Tang County. In 1943, the Fifth Brigade led by Zhen Fengshan was reorganized into the Railway Detachment, with Zhen as the captain. Following the instructions of the leaders of the third division, more than 30 enemy and puppet fortresses in the mountainous areas to the west of Xingtang, Quyang, and Wan counties were uprooted through various means of siege, attack, and attack. In March 1944, Zhen Fengshan led five scouts to seize a heavy machine gun from the Japanese at Dingxian Railway Station. The "Zidi Bing Bao" of the Political Department of the Military Region introduced the story of seizing the gun and distributed photos. The military region also uses the process of seizing guns as a teaching material for guerrilla tactics. On December 24, 1944, a meeting of heroes was held in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region, and Zhen Fengshan was elected as an anti-Japanese hero. In 1945, the railway detachment was expanded into the Sixth Regiment of the Third Division of Western Hebei Province. Zhen Fengshan was appointed as the deputy commander and participated in the major counterattack against Japan.

Zhen Fengshan shoots with both hands. If you want to hit your left eye, you won’t hit your right eye; in the dark night, one shot can knock off the head of a lit incense stick; there was another time when he was joking with his wife and shot her down with one shot The clump of hair did not hurt the scalp.

These are all legends among the masses, but the enemies are indeed afraid of him.

There is also a true story, that is, Zhen Fengshan wanted to exchange wives with the Japanese squadron leader. Since the Japanese could not defeat Zhen Fengshan or make him surrender, they thought of an evil trick: after capturing Zhen Fengshan's wife, they wrote a letter to Zhen Fengshan saying that if you surrender, let your wife go, otherwise they will kill her. Zhen Fengshan decided to retaliate and led people into the city. He learned that there was a Korean opium den in the city, which happened to be separated by a wall from the Japanese squadron leader. One day, while the Japanese squadron leader was not at home, he went to the opium den, cut a hole in the wall, went in and took out the Japanese squadron leader's wife. After coming out, Zhen Fengshan wrote to the Japanese squadron leader: "If you let my wife go, I will let your wife go; if you kill my wife, I will kill your wife; if you want to exchange, we will exchange." The Japanese agreed. During the exchange, we discussed the location and conditions of the exchange, for example: both parties were not allowed to shoot each other, and Zhen Fengshan’s daughter-in-law had to come over first, and then the other party’s daughter-in-law could be let in, etc. In the end, the matter was successful. But afterwards Zhen Fengshan was criticized by Wang Ping, the political commissar of the division, and Nie Rongzhen, commander of the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region, also said that what he did was wrong, but it had become a fact, so let it go.

During the "Cultural Revolution", Zhen Fengshan was fought, insulted, and beaten by the rebels, and his home was ransacked many times. In the twelfth lunar month of 1967, he was kidnapped and detained in Wangdu County for several months. Li Lianxiu, commander of the 112th Division of the 38th Army, intervened after learning about it, and Zhen Fengshan was released home. However, his body was completely destroyed. On April 14, 1972, Zhen Fengshan died of lung cancer at the age of 69.

The people of Dingxian County spoke highly of Zhen Fengshan. The revolutionary memoirs compiled by the Party History Office of Dingxian County Party Committee wrote: "During the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, Comrade Zhen Fengshan and the troops he led participated in the battle 124 This time, 278 enemies were wiped out, 333 Japanese and puppet soldiers were captured, 426 long and short guns, nine light and heavy machine guns were seized, 17 cars and 5 tanks were destroyed, 13 war horses were captured, 31 enemy forts were destroyed, and the Tang River was bombed and Xinle Bridge each, four locomotives were blown up, and a large amount of ammunition and supplies were seized. ""Comrade Zhen Fengshan's life was a life of revolution, a life of fighting..."