Introduction to Sister Jiang within 50 words

Jiang Zhujun, also known as Jiang Zhujun and Jiang Zhiwei, was born in Zigong, Sichuan on August 20, 1920. When she was 8 years old, her strong-willed mother and her idle father couldn't get along, so she took Jiang Zhujun and her sister to Chongqing to join her brothers. Jiang Zhujun worked as a child laborer in a stocking factory in Chongqing when she was 10 years old. Because she was not as tall as the machine, the boss made a special high stool for her. When she was 11 years old, she entered an orphanage run by a church in Chongqing, where she worked and studied at the same time. In the difficult life experience, Jiang Zhuyun was full of hatred for the social system at that time, and at the same time developed a spirit of hard study. She worked very hard in school and had an excellent memory. Later, fellow inmates said that while in prison, she recited and memorized Mao Zedong's "On New Democracy" and Liu Shaoqi's "On the Cultivation of Communist Party Members" for the fellow inmates to learn from.

Jiang Zhujun was admitted to the China Public School in Chongqing in 1939 and secretly joined the Communist Party. In the autumn of 1944, Jiang Zhujun was admitted to the Department of Plant Diseases and Pests, College of Agriculture, Sichuan University, and transferred to the Department of Agronomy the following year. In 1946, she returned to Chongqing after graduation and participated in and led the student movement. In the spring of 1947, the Chongqing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China founded the Advance Newspaper. Jiang Zhujun was specifically responsible for proofreading, sorting, transmitting telegrams, and distribution. In just a few months, more than 1,600 copies of the newspaper were issued, which aroused great concern from the enemy. panic.

In April 1948, the publishing agency of "Advance Daily" was penetrated by spies pretending to be progressive, and the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee was destroyed by following the clues. In June, Jiang Zhuyun was arrested. On the way to the dock in Chongqing, she happened to meet Tu Xiaowen, the former secretary of the East Sichuan Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China who had become a traitor. She immediately and tactfully scolded the traitor, so that the traitor could no longer pretend to harm others. After Jiang Zhujun was sent to the "Zhazidong" prison of the "China-U.S. Special Technology Cooperation Institute" in Chongqing, he was brutally tortured by nailing bamboo sticks on his fingers and other poisonous punishments. However, he remained unyielding and led his fellow prisoners in a resolute struggle against the enemy. On November 14, 1949, Jiang Zhujun was secretly shot and killed by secret agents, and then his body was destroyed with sulfuric acid. He was 29 years old at the time.

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