What are the heroes of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, China?

Wang Erxiao lives in a small mountain village in Laiyuan, Hebei. After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese army extended its claws to this quiet village. 1942101On October 25th, the second primary school was herding cattle on the hillside and met a devil who wanted to "mop up" the village. The devil asked him to lead the way, but the second child led the devil into the ambush circle of the Eighth Route Army. When the devil found himself cheated, he stabbed the second boy in the chest with a bayonet. ...

After Wang Erxiao's death, local soldiers and civilians buried him on the hillside behind the village. Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Daily published his heroic deeds in the first edition. Fang Bing, a poet among poets, was deeply moved by Wang Erxiao's deeds, and soon wrote this song which has been circulated for more than 60 years.

After the founding of New China, the story of Wang Erxiao was incorporated into primary school textbooks, and the second primary school became a hero in the eyes of thousands of children in Qian Qian.

2. Yang Laixi

Yang Laixi, a native of northern Jiangsu, was killed by the Japanese in the "mopping-up" and forced to live in Shanghai, leading a helpless life. Yang Laixi's miserable life was concerned by the underground party member in Shanghai at that time. They took him in, and from then on, Yang Laixi joined the revolutionary ranks.

During the revolution, Yang Laixi worked very hard and gave his life. 194 1 year, Yang Laixi went to eastern Zhejiang with his team and participated in the battles of Xianggongmiao and Yokogawa.

3. Zhang Jinglin

Zhang Jinglin, born in 1926, is from Jiaodong. His father died when he was very young and has been living with his mother. Zhang Jinglin grew up smart and sensible, studied hard and got poor grades, especially worshipping patriotic heroes.

During the period of 1940, Japanese invaders attacked villages in Zhang Jinglin and committed numerous crimes. When Zhang Jinglin saw what the Japanese invaders had done, he was very angry and resolutely joined the anti-Japanese organization. Because of her young age, Zhang Jinglin only did some work, such as passing information, standing guard and handing out leaflets, but she was firmly committed and responsible for completing the task.

4. Li Aimin

Li Aimin's deeds spread all over the Taihang Mountains. Born in 1930, lives in Baijiazhuang, Wuxiang County, Shanxi Province. Because of his positive performance, he became the head of the local children's league. Li Aimin has repeatedly delivered information and urgent letters to the Eighth Route Army, and because of his agility and wit, he has repeatedly escaped the capture of the enemy.

1943, on the way back from harvesting crops with the villagers, he met the Japanese patrol. In order to cover the villagers' safe retreat, Li Aimin stepped forward, attracted the attention of the Japanese army, and was finally arrested by the Japanese army.

The Japanese used all kinds of torture on Li Aimin, but the little hero refused to plead guilty and finally died under the Japanese butcher's knife. His deeds touched countless local people.

5. wang pu

Wang Pu, also known as Wang Pu, was born in Renyechang Village, Wanxian County, Hebei Province in 1 1. At the age of 1 1, he was elected as the head of the Youth League, and he was disgusted with the burning, looting and all kinds of evil deeds of the Japanese invaders. 1943, Japanese aggressors and puppet troops raided Yechang village, surrounded the villagers and forced them to account for the whereabouts of the Eighth Route Army.

Wang pu would rather die than give up anyone, so the Japanese killed him in cold blood. In this way, for the revolutionary cause, wang pu gave his young life. Later, Wang Pu was awarded the honorary title of "Anti-Japanese National Hero" by the Jinchaji Border Government. After liberation, he was awarded the title of "Top Ten Young Heroes in China" by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League.

Extended data:

The Anti-Japanese Children's League is a children's organization established in the vast anti-Japanese base areas during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period.

Despite the arduous struggle with the enemy, anti-Japanese children's groups have been set up everywhere in the vast anti-Japanese base areas, and children have been taken care of by the organizations. Mao Zedong and Zhu De wrote many inscriptions to encourage youth league members.

The main task of the Youth League is research and production. At the same time, it is also responsible for such tasks as "publicizing anti-Japanese", "detecting the enemy's situation and catching traitors" and "standing guard and delivering letters".

During the Hundred Regiments War, Wang Jiayu Children's Regiment helped the Eighth Route Army mow the grass and feed the horses, and sent dry food to the front. The children's regiment in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border region destroyed the main roads of the Japanese army for nearly 100 times, which contained the enemy's attacks and sweeps and effectively supported the war of resistance.

The establishment of the Children's League not only brought fun and hope to children's lives, but also strengthened the strength of the anti-Japanese team, made great contributions to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and trained a large number of outstanding revolutionary successors.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Anti-Japanese Heroes