Examples of young anti-Japanese heroes (except Wang Erxiao, Zhang Ga, and Yu Lai)

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 persist 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, but Chairman Li and Eunuch Li refused to let them go because they were too young. 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. The group of people had just been 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 relatives were planted in the young hearts of the children. As a result, a red youth guerrilla group was established in a cave in the mountains. They bravely and cleverly seized guns and posted slogans, killing many enemies. During a battle, Chairman Li was unfortunately arrested. Under the leadership of Eunuch Li, the children infiltrated into the Jingwei Regiment, skillfully rescued Chairman Li and killed the leader of the white bandits. The red children thrived in the baptism of blood and fire.

Little traffic officer Pan Dongzi