500 Stories of Little Heroes of the Anti-Japanese War

1. The Heroic Little Sisters of the Prairie

This is a true story that deeply touched the people of the country. Mongolian girls Long Mei and Yu Rong are a pair of little sisters. One day, they took advantage of their holidays to volunteer to herd sheep for the production team, but unexpectedly encountered a snowstorm on the way.

The sheep could not withstand the attack of the blizzard and followed the wind and moved farther and farther. The sisters braved the biting wind and snow to protect the frightened sheep. Long Mei was separated from Yu Rong and the sheep in order to save a sheep buried in the snow.

When she found Yurong, she found that her sister was walking with one bare foot, which was frozen into lumps. Long Mei hurriedly took off her boots and put them on her sister, but the boots were frozen on her feet and she couldn't take them off. She had no choice but to tear off a corner of her robe and wrap up her sister's frozen feet.

He walked forward hard with her on his back, and finally fell down. Thanks to the timely arrival of railway workers and the commune secretary who was looking for them, the sisters and the sheep escaped safely. Long Mei and Yurong were praised by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League.

2. Haiwa

Haiwa, the 12-year-old leader of the Longmen Village Children's Corps, herds sheep and watches every day, monitoring the enemy's stronghold in Pingchuan ahead. One day, the Japanese in the artillery tower went into the mountains to grab food, and only "Commander Maoyan" and a few Japanese soldiers were left.

Zhao, the elder of the militia squadron, drew a road map for attacking the artillery tower and wrote a letter to hand it to the Eighth Route Army Company Commander Zhang. Lao Zhao handed over the task of delivering letters to his son Haiwa. Haiwa saw the chicken feathers on the envelope and knew it was very important.

He drove a group of sheep as cover to deliver the message. Unexpectedly, Haiwa met the Japs in the ravine. He had an idea and tied the chicken feather letter in the tail of the "Old Sheep", hiding it from the Japs squad leader. Haiwa was tortured along the way.

In the middle of the night, Haiwa finally slipped out from between the legs of the Japanese who slept like a dead pig. He rushed to the sheepfold, carefully took down the chicken feather letter, and ran several miles in one breath.

The puppet troops also came after them, and Haiwa was captured by them again. He took the Japanese to a mountain road. The Japanese's mules and horses could not climb the steep hillside. Haiwa took the opportunity to climb up the mountain desperately, climbing farther and farther.

The Japanese shot Haiwa in the hand. Haiwa endured the pain and shouted "Uncle Eighth Route Army..." In this way, Haiwa finally handed over the chicken-feather letter to Captain Zhang after all the hardships.

3. Pan Dongzi

In the autumn of 1934, the main Red Army withdrew from the central base area. Before setting off, his father, who joined the main force of the Red Army, left a shining red star for Dongzi. Dongzi collected it like a treasure.

As soon as the Red Army left, the rich man Hu Hansan returned, and Liuxi fell into white terror again. As a traffic officer for the guerrillas, Dongzi's mother traveled from East Village to West Village to convey the spirit of the party.

In one operation, Dongzi's mother was besieged by Hu Hansan's "Jingwei Group" in a thatched house burning with raging fire... Mother's calm sacrifice made Xiaodongzi suddenly grow up a lot, and he cherished his father's heart. The remaining Red Star took on the job of guerrilla traffic officer.

He raised salt for the guerrillas in the mountains and cleverly avoided the search of the "Jing Guards". Dongzi also cleverly worked as a clerk in Midian, obtained the exact information, and ruined Hu Hansan's plan to search the mountain. After Dongzi calmly dealt with Hu Hansan's many temptations and cross-examinations.

Seizing the opportunity, Hu Hansan was hacked to death. In 1938, when the Jiangnan guerrillas were preparing to go to the anti-Japanese front line, Dongzi and his father met again. He took the red star that had been preserved for many years and became a real Red Army soldier.

4. Young Guerrillas

In 1934, the Red Army left the Jiangxi revolutionary base area during the Long March. The remaining Red Guards, under the leadership of Chairman Li of the County Soviet, decided to go to the mountains to persevere in guerrilla struggle.

Chairman Li's son Su Bao and his friends Hu Zai, Shui Sheng, Jin Yao, Xi Mei, and Dong Ya Zi all wanted to fight guerrillas with the Red Guards. However, because they were too young, Chairman Li and Eunuch Li Don't let them go.

When it got dark, the children quietly left home to look for the Red Army, but they couldn't find it after searching for a whole day. As soon as the group of people was brought back to the village by Eunuch Li, the leader of the white bandits led the gangsters into the village and massacred the entire village.

The seeds of revenge for their loved ones are planted in the young hearts of the children. As a result, a red youth guerrilla group was established in a cave in the mountains. During a battle, Chairman Li was unfortunately arrested.

Under the leadership of Eunuch Li, the children infiltrated the Jingwei Regiment, skillfully rescued Chairman Li and killed the leader of the White Bandit. The red children thrived in the baptism of blood and fire.

5. Zhang Ga

In a Japanese raid, my grandmother was beaten to death by the Japanese for covering the Eighth Route Army. Uncle Zhong Liang, commander of the Eighth Route Army reconnaissance company, was also captured by the Japanese. Ga Zi was so distraught that he was determined to take revenge and set out to find the local team to fight the Japanese.

On the way, he mistakenly regarded the guerrilla platoon leader Luo Jinbao as a traitor and wanted to hand over his gun, which made him laugh. Later, Ga Xiaozi disguised himself as a watermelon vendor and used a wooden gun to capture the "real guy" who was a fat translator.

In order to prevent the captain from taking the gun back, he got angry and hid the gun in the old bird's nest. As a result, he was criticized and put in solitary confinement. After the education of the district captain, Gazi realized his mistake. In a battle, he was injured and recuperated at a fellow villager's home.

When the guerrillas attacked the enemy's watchtower, he secretly ran back from his fellow villagers' home to join the battle. Unfortunately, he was arrested while conducting reconnaissance in the city. In front of the enemy, Ga Zi was unyielding and escaped during the battle. He cooperated with the guerrillas to pull down the watchtower and rescued Zhong Liang.

The battle was won. The district captain praised Gazi on behalf of the army and rewarded him with a real small pistol. Ga Zi was very happy and eventually became an outstanding little scout. Finally, Gazi's hometown was liberated.