Briefly tell the story of a revolutionary predecessor you admire and why you admire him. , within 50 words

Zhao Yiman’s story In November 1935, the troops led by Zhao Yiman were surrounded by Japanese and puppet troops. She asked the regiment leader to lead the team to break out, and she acted as a cover. She was shot and injured in her left wrist. She was discovered by the enemy while she was recuperating in hiding in the village. When she rose to fight, her left thigh bone was pierced by a bullet. She was arrested due to excessive bleeding and fell into a coma. She was taken to the Puppet Binjiang Provincial Police Department in Harbin and tortured. She fell into coma several times, but remained steadfast and unyielding. When she was dying, the Japanese invaders were worried that they would not get a confession after she died, so they sent her to Harbin Municipal First Hospital for surveillance and treatment. Dong Xianxun, the Puppet Manchukuo policeman who was responsible for guarding her, and Han Yongyi, the female hospital nurse, were both moved by her bravery. They also listened to her propaganda of resisting Japan and saving the nation, so they decided to join the Anti-Japanese Alliance team. With the help of the two men, she escaped from Harbin late at night on June 28, 1936, heading towards the anti-Japanese guerrilla zone. The pseudo-mountain police team caught up with their carriage in the early morning of the third day, and Zhao Yiman was arrested again. The enemy tortured her repeatedly for a month, but she just scolded them angrily: "You can turn the entire village into rubble and chop people into mud, but you can't destroy the faith of Communist Party members!"