A brief introduction to the hero of Eight Girls Who Throw themselves into the River

Born on November 2, 1915 in Xin'antun (now Laoniucao Village), Muling Town, Muling City, Heilongjiang Province, into a poor peasant family, he is a member of the Communist Party of China and of Korean ethnicity. Anshunfu was influenced by revolutionary ideas since he was a child. At the age of 13, he followed his father and brother to participate in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement. After the September 18th Incident, a party branch and an anti-Japanese and national salvation vanguard organization were established in the villages to mobilize the masses to participate in the anti-Japanese and national salvation struggle. When she was 16 years old, she and the teenagers in the village stood guard, looked out, caught bad guys, and put up slogans.

In January 1933, due to the traitor's informant, the enemy launched a crazy manhunt in Xin'antun. Seven people were brutally killed, including Anshunfu's father and younger brother. National hatred and hometown hatred make Anshunfu stronger. With the anger of revenge burning in her heart, she resolutely left her hometown, joined the Fourth Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Army, and was assigned to work in a quilt factory. Soon, she was appointed director of the quilt factory and joined the Communist Party of China in the same year.

In October 1934, the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Guerrilla Army was reorganized into the Fourth Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. In order to facilitate the march and fight, four female soldiers including An Shunfu and Xu Xianshu gave their nine children to the common people to raise.

In April 1938, the anti-alliance armies concentrated on Baoqing, and in May they set off from Baoqing to start their western expedition. At this time, Anshunfu and other female comrades joined the Women's Corps of the Fifth Army and accompanied the army on the western expedition. During the journey, Anshunfu and the comrades of the Women's League, like the male comrades, traveled over mountains and rivers, climbed over mountains and ridges, and walked through the deep mountains and old forests where birds and animals gathered and there were few human traces. They ate and slept in the open all the way, eating wild vegetables and fruits to satisfy their hunger, and their life was extremely difficult. At dawn in late October of the same year, on the lower reaches of the Ushun River, a tributary of the Mudanjiang River, in the canyon between the Zhumugang Mountains and the Big and Small Guanmenzuizi Mountains (now four kilometers northeast of Sanjiazi Village, Diaoling Town, Linkou County) and the sun The puppet Xionggu troops fought fiercely. With no ammunition and no support, they would rather die than surrender. She joined Leng Yun and other eight female warriors and threw themselves into the river to die. In November of that year, after hearing the news, General Zhou Baozhong, commander-in-chief of the Second Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, wrote in his diary: "On the banks of the Ushun River and the Mudan River, there will be a martyr girl in the future." In October 1982, on the hillside of Xiaoguanmenzuizi on the east bank of the Ushun River, a commemorative monument was built to commemorate the eight women who threw themselves into the river. The front of the inscription was engraved with a handwriting written by Chen Lei, the governor of Heilongjiang Province: "The heroic souls of the eight women will shine through the ages." Born on October 31, 1918, martyr of the "Eight Daughters Who Died into the River". Korean nationality, he was only about 20 years old when he died, and was a native of Longzhao Township, Linkou County, Heilongjiang Province. Soldiers of the Women's Corps of the Fifth Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

In early October 1938, the first unit of the Fifth Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces encountered more than a thousand Japanese and puppet troops at the Ushun River ferry in the Mudanjiang area (now part of Linkou County). In order to cover the breakout of the large army, she resolutely gave up crossing the river. Together with seven comrades, including the women's regiment instructor Leng Yun (formerly known as Zheng Zhimin), squad leaders Hu Xiuzhi and Yang Guizhen, soldiers Guo Guiqin, Huang Guiqing, Wang Huimin, and clothing factory director An Shunfu (Korean), she Under the leadership of instructor Leng Yun, they were divided into three combat groups and launched a fierce battle with the Japanese and puppet troops. They actively attracted the firepower of the Japanese and puppet troops, allowing the main force to quickly get rid of the enemy's attack, but they were besieged by the enemy by the river. After fighting until they ran out of ammunition, they were forced to surrender by the Japanese and puppet troops. They refused to give in, destroyed their guns, waded arm in arm into the Ushun River, and shouted: "Down with Japanese imperialism!" and sang "Slaves" The international anthem "Get Up", they collectively sank into the river and died heroically for their country.