What characters are anti-Japanese heroes?

1. Lin Shigu

Lin Shigu, a native of Gangpo Village, Lingshui County, Hainan Province, escaped the Japanese massacre at the age of 19, but became a comfort woman of the Japanese army. When she mentioned the past, the old man was still crying. She was forced to take a bath and was initially played by the Japanese captain. Later, she gradually became the target of rape by Japanese soldiers. She said: They will spoil you when you come to menstruation, and they will beat you if you don't obey. You have to do whatever they want, and you can't disobey.

I didn't live a human life. I wanted to die many times. Once I was ready to jump into the river and die, but I was caught by someone and wouldn't let me die. Among these women who were madly ravaged by the Japanese army, Lin Shigu chose to resist.

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The story of Hai Wa, an anti-Japanese hero, took place in the anti-Japanese base area in North China. Hai Wa, the 12-year-old head of Longmen Village Children's League, herded sheep every day, and Lao Zhao handed the task of delivering letters to his son Hai Wa. When Hai Wa saw the chicken feathers on the envelope, he knew that it was very important. He hurried with a flock of sheep as a cover to deliver the letter.

Unexpectedly, Hai Wa met the devil in the ravine. He had a brainwave and tied the chicken hair letter to the tail of the "old man sheep" to deceive the captain of the devil. Hai Wa suffered a lot along the way.

He took the devil to a mountain road. The mule and horse of the devil could not climb the steep hillside. Hai Wa took the opportunity to climb the mountain desperately, and the farther he climbed, the devil shot Hai Wa's hand. Hai Wa endured the pain and shouted "Uncle of the Eighth Route Army". In this way, Hai Wa finally handed Zhang Lianchang the Jimaoxin after all kinds of hardships.

3. wang pu

wang pu participated in the anti-Japanese work with his parents since he was a child. At the age of 11, he was elected as the head of the children's group. He often led his friends with red tassels, stood guard and checked the road, sent letters to the Eighth Route Army to lead the way, and carried out activities to support the army and give priority to its subordinates. Wang pu works hard and studies hard. He is very strict with himself. Every time he learns a new text, he must know, write, speak and use it.

In order to deal with the Japanese raids, the militia engaged in mine warfare. wang pu not only learned to mine, but also learned to make mines. Once, he killed a traitor with a homemade mine and helped the militia catch two devils.

In the spring of p>1943, the Japanese swept into wang pu's hometown, and wang pu and the villagers hid in the mountains. One morning, the Japanese surrounded wang pu and the villagers. The devil took the list brought by the traitors, and let the village cadres, their families and their families come forward. wang pu and his mother Zhang Zhuzi stood in the front with their heads held high. The Japanese put a knife rest around wang pu's neck and bullied him into telling where the guns and ammunition of the Eighth Route Army Arsenal were hidden.

wang pu bravely pushed open the bayonet of the devil and led more than 2 children's league members present to shout: "We can't forget the five vows, and we will not be Chinese until we die." The brutal Japanese devils opened fire on the people present, creating another murder tragedy-the wild field tragedy: 118 innocent people fell in a pool of blood, including 14-year-old wang pu, wang pu's mother, brother and grandmother.

In order to commemorate the sacrifice of the masses, the government of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region held a memorial meeting, awarded him the honorary title of "Anti-Japanese National Hero" and set up a monument. After liberation, he was awarded the title of "Top Ten Young Heroes in China" by the Central Committee of the Youth League.

wang pu's slate used during his study, his red tassel gun used when he stood guard, and the blood-stained stones that lay on his body at the time of his sacrifice are displayed in the Museum of Chinese Revolution.

4. Xia Qiusheng

One morning in the twelfth month of p>1938, Xia Qiusheng came to the square tower near the school and wrote the eight characters "Down with Japanese imperialism" on the tower wall. After the news spread, it caused panic among the Japanese aggressors. In the afternoon, a group of Japanese soldiers with live ammunition surrounded Sangong Street near Fangta, forcing residents to hand over the person who wrote this slogan, but found nothing.

Japanese officers had a plan to gather the local children, cajoling and bullying them, hoping to find clues, but none of them revealed the truth. So, the devil forced the children to write, and finally found out that it was written by Xia Qiusheng by comparing the handwriting.

In order to win credit, a traitor asked savagely, "Who asked you to write that slogan on the wall of the square tower? Say it and you'll be fine. Needless to say, it is yourself who is unlucky. " However, Xia Qiusheng was always frowning.

When the devil saw that he couldn't ask anything, he dragged Xia Qiusheng to the Star Bridge and said to him, "If you don't tell me who instructed you to write again, I'll throw you into the river and drown you alive!" No matter how the enemy persecuted him, Xia Qiusheng never said a word. The devil was so bestial that he grabbed Xia Qiusheng and threw him into the river.

My sister tried her best to save Xia Qiusheng from the river and hid him at home. Just after changing his clothes and before he could button up, Guizibing rushed into the house again and dragged Xiao Qiusheng out of the house. Cruel Japanese soldiers put Xia Qiusheng in front of the square tower wall and surrounded him with bayonets. However, the little hero is still silent and glaring. Seeing that coercion was ineffective, the devil stabbed him alive with a bayonet.

5. Zhang Ga

In a Japanese raid, Gazi's grandmother was killed by the Japanese to cover the Eighth Route Army. Zhong Liang, the reconnaissance company commander of the Eighth Route Army, was also captured by the devils. Gazi was heartbroken. Determined to take revenge, he resolutely set out to find a regional team to fight the devils. On the way, he mistook Luo Jinbao, a guerrilla platoon leader, as a traitor and tried to hand over his gun, making a joke.

Later, Gazi, who was a kid, disguised himself as a watermelon vendor and paid the "real guy" translated by Pangdun with a wooden gun. In order not to let the captain take the gun back, he got angry and hid it in the old man's nest, so he was criticized and shut down. After the education of the district captain, Gazi realized his mistake.

In a battle, he was injured and was recuperating in his hometown. When the guerrillas attacked the enemy sentry box, he secretly ran back to the war from his fellow villagers' home, but unfortunately he was arrested when he went into town for reconnaissance. In the face of the enemy, Gazi was strong and unyielding, and escaped in the battle. He cooperated with the guerrillas to pull out the watchtower and rescued Zhong Liang.

After the victory, the district captain praised Gazi on behalf of the troops and rewarded him with a real pistol. Gazi was so happy that he finally became an excellent little scout. Gazi's hometown has also been liberated!