A touching story of the Anti-Japanese War

After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, many touching stories have been handed down. How many have you read? The following are touching stories about the Anti-Japanese War that I have collected. I hope they will be helpful to you.

Touching stories of the Anti-Japanese War (1) Leading the way for the Eighth Route Army

That night, all the Aimin fell asleep, and suddenly there was a knock on the door. Aimin opened the door and saw an uncle from the Eighth Route Army.

Uncle of the Eighth Route Army... Yang Jingyu is an outstanding senior military commander of our party and our army. His original name was Ma Shangde and his courtesy name was Jisheng. Born in 1905, he joined the Communist Youth League of China in 1926 and the Communist Party of China in June 1927. In July 1936, he served as Secretary of the Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and South Manchuria, commander and political commissar of the First Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army, commander-in-chief and political commissar of the First Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Army. He led his troops to fight at the foothills of Changbai Mountain, the banks of the Songhua River and the Yalu River for a long time, and his activities covered 30 counties.

Yang Jingyu’s command post fought hundreds of battles with the Japanese and puppet troops, dealing a heavy blow to the Japanese and puppet troops and expanding the guerrilla base area. Mao Zedong once wrote an article praising: "The famous volunteer leader Yang Jingyu's record of resolute and hard struggle against Japan is well known to everyone." The Sixth Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China spoke highly of him and the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, praising them in a telegram as "a model of hard struggle that was not afraid of hardships and arduous efforts against the enemy in the ice and snow for more than seven years." In December 1937, with the approval of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Yang Jingyu was confirmed as a member of the Preparatory Committee for the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China.

Yang Jingyu’s military commanding ability made the enemy as ruthless as a wolf fearful and helpless, so he always tried to induce him to surrender or surrender. The article "Yang Jingyu's Crusade Symposium" published in the 263rd issue of the Japanese "Concord" magazine published by the Puppet Manchukuo in April 1940 has this record: Yang Jingyu not only has martial arts, but also literary talents. His talents are extraordinary and he is not an ordinary person. Someone with comparable characters?. Ryuichiro Kishitani, the police chief of the pseudo-Tonghua Province, explained to the reporters present why he had to persuade Yang Jingyu to submit, saying, "In order to keep Yang (Jingyu) alive and transform his talents into good effects, we Consider persuading him to surrender. ?

After the autumn of 1939, in order to eliminate the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, the enemy launched a joint crusade in Tonghua, Jiandao, and Fengtian provinces, and launched a long-term large-scale offensive against the anti-Japanese allied forces. In order to catch the "big boss" Yang Jingyu as soon as possible, the enemy mobilized heavy troops to carry out a brutal and cruel "encirclement and pursuit" against Yang Jingyu's troops, including "combing grate style" and "stamping style" crusade.

The struggle against the enemy has entered an extremely difficult stage. In just over 50 days from the beginning of 1940 to mid-February, Yang Jingyu led his troops to fight the enemy more than 40 times, sometimes fighting multiple battles a day. Yang Jingyu gave full play to his commanding skills and broke through the enemy's siege time and time again. However, because the enemy was too powerful, we had no food and ammunition to supplement, so we could only eat grass roots and bark, and even swallow the cotton wadding on our bodies. Fight again. Yang Jingyu had to decide to break up the troops into parts and disperse to break out in order to preserve their strength and wait to regroup.

Comrade Peng Zhen once summed up the difficulty of the Anti-Japanese Forces' struggle against the Japanese invaders: "In the revolutionary struggle led by our Communist Party for more than 20 years, there were three most difficult things." The first: the 25,000-mile Long March of the Red Army; the second: the three-year guerrilla war of the Southern Red Army after the Red Army's Long March; the third: the fourteen-year hard struggle of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. ?

People today cannot imagine what the hardships and hardships were like at that time. Huang Shengfa, an old man who once served as a guard beside Yang Jingyu, recalled:

The weather was extremely cold, our cotton-padded clothes were uneven, and some comrades had frostbite on their hands and feet. However, the enemy's troops became denser and denser, and "punitive expeditions" became more and more frequent. Just when Commander Yang and others convened a meeting with the heads of various front armies to solve the problem of cotton-padded clothes, due to betrayal by traitors, the Northeast Fork area of ??Narko was surrounded by Japanese and puppet troops led by Ryuichiro Kishitani, with more than 40,000 enemy troops. There are planes in the sky, machine guns and cannons on the ground, and cars transporting food and ammunition back and forth. In front of us, the enemy is everywhere. In order to cover the separate transfer of various units, Commander Yang led more than 300 of us to attract the enemy from the front, and the machine gun company opened the way and tore open a hole.

However, when we broke through Nanbozi and reached Wujindingzi, the enemy had already gathered more troops. We lost one force and encountered another, and it was difficult to get a chance to rest and recuperate. . When marching in the snow, my pants are always wet. When the cold wind blows, they freeze into ice armor. It is difficult to bend. I don’t know how heavy it is, and it is difficult to take steps. The shoes were also worn out, so I had to cut a few soft elm strips and twist them from beginning to end to use as ropes to tie the shoes to my feet. The clothes were all torn from the branches, the flowers were blooming, and there was thick frost hanging day and night. The whole body was white and cold.

? At this time, how much fire is needed! Make a fire and bake it, melt and dry the frozen clothes, and warm the cold body. Especially at night, the temperature dropped to more than minus 40 degrees Celsius. The big trees were so cold that they rattled, and the thick trunks were cracked by the frost. How could people bear it? But... The Anti-Japanese War It's a very touching thing in itself. Touching Stories of the Anti-Japanese War (2) Urgent Delivery of Chicken Feather Letters

In the war years, chicken feather letters were no ordinary letters. Letters with chicken feathers inserted must be delivered immediately and quickly.

On this day, Battalion Commander Zhong of the Eighth Route Army hurried to Baijiazhuang to find Li Aimin, the leader of the children's regiment. He handed him a chicken-feather letter and said: "This chicken-feather letter is very important. You can break through the enemy's trap immediately." The blockade was sent to the militiamen in Donggou. ?

Li Aimin knew that the chicken feather letter was very important, so without saying a word, he hid the chicken feather letter in his socks and set off. He put on a straw hat, held a sickle, and drove the donkey, pretending to be cutting grass, and walked along the path in the ditch. The ditch was completely filled with weeds and thorns, his feet were bruised by stones, and his legs had a few cuts. Li Aimin didn't care about these, and jogged all the way, wading through the small river ditch, climbing over several hills, and soon Came to the enemy's blockade area.

Li Aimin walked in a hurry and came to a three-way intersection. When he was wondering where to go, he looked up and saw two Japanese soldiers on a ridge in front of him looking at him, mouthing: I don't know what I'm mumbling. What should I do? Get away, lest the Japanese become suspicious, it will be too late. Li Aimin remembered what Battalion Commander Zhong told him when he set out: "When encountering situations on the road, you must be calm and act according to the situation." ?He looked around and saw a puddle of donkey dung not far away. He walked over and stepped on the donkey dung with his feet, and the thin donkey dung splashed all over him. He didn't care about the dirt and smell anymore, and drove the donkey into the ditch to cut the grass.

Two Japs ran over, one of them looked like a Japanese officer, grabbed Aimin’s collar and shouted loudly: "Bagh Ya Road, raise your hands!"

Aimin dressed up He looked stupid and stood there blankly.

The Japanese officer frowned and shouted: "Eighth Route spies? Catch them!"

Aimin pretended to be panicked and said: "I am a donkey herder!"

The Japanese searched Aimin's body from top to bottom, but found nothing. The smell of donkey manure made the Japanese cover their noses.

At this time, a bugle sound came from the Japs camp. The Japs were eager to leave, so they kicked Aimin and shouted: "Get out of here quickly, donkeys are not allowed to roam here!"

< p> Aimin endured the pain and drove the donkey to Donggou quickly. The militiamen in Donggou got the information and successfully cooperated with the Eighth Route Army the next day to capture the Japanese stronghold and protect the food in the base area.

Li Aimin made a contribution and was praised by the Eighth Route Army. Touching Stories of the Anti-Japanese War (3) Posting Anti-Japanese Slogans

It was dark that day. Uncle Wang Qishi called the children’s league members together for a meeting at Aimin’s house. Aimin's mother was a little confused when she saw Uncle Wang Qi carrying a bucket of paste, so she asked: "What is this doing?" It turned out that Uncle Wang Qi was organizing a children's armed propaganda team to post anti-Japanese slogans around the puppet army's gun towers. , spreading anti-Japanese leaflets.

When Uncle Wang Qi saw that all the children’s league members had arrived, he said: “Tonight we have to complete an important task. Everyone must be bold and careful, and follow my command in all actions!”

The children's league members were very happy and gearing up. Some said: "We are going to fight the Japanese too!"

It was dark, and under the moonlight, the children's league members followed Uncle Wang Qi and went to the puppet artillery tower. . It was quiet all around, and the sentry could be vaguely seen. The children's league members held their breath, waiting for Uncle Wang Qi's order.

After a while, they saw that the enemy found nothing, and Uncle Wang Qi began to assign tasks. The children's league members climbed onto a ridge under the blockhouse and quickly pressed the leaflets with earth. Several children's league members posted slogans on the wall opposite the blockhouse. The task was completed smoothly and quickly, and everyone had smiles on their faces.

Aimin still had a few slogans in his hand. He wanted to post them on the gun tower, but he was afraid that the enemy would find them. What should he do? He crawled to Uncle Wang Qi. Uncle Wang Qi was very supportive of his idea, and the two discussed it in a low voice.

I saw Aimin crawling towards the north side of the gun tower, where it was darker and there were no enemy sentries. Uncle Wang Qi deliberately stood up on the south side of the turret, ran for two steps, and then quickly lay down again. The enemy's sentry noticed a moving figure and hurriedly fired two shots to the south and shouted: "Someone, someone!" The machine guns in the turret also fired, and the enemy was attracted to the south.

When the enemy was not paying attention, Aimin quickly posted more than a dozen slogans on the wall of the blockhouse, then quickly climbed down the ridge and disappeared into the darkness.

After dawn, it became lively. Anti-Japanese slogans were everywhere around the enemy's gun towers, including on the walls of the gun towers: "The Chinese will not fight the Chinese", "Don't be cannon fodder for the Japanese", "Hurry up" Surrendering to the Eighth Route Army is the way out?

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