in July: A Brief Biography of Martyr Zhang Luling

Author: Zhang Zeshi
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Reading this book, for the elderly who participated in the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation, is a of their youthful shining years; for middle-aged friends, it is to familiarize themselves with the difficult path their parents walked; for young friends, it is to understand the history of their country that should not be forgotten; and for young students, it is to learn the noble qualities of the martyrs and inherit their revolutionary aspirations. The story of "Little Radish Head" is well-known, but do you know who was the female guard who bought a hen and its eggs for him in the same prison back then? She is Zhang Luling, a martyred heroine who was wrongfully accused for 38 years after her sacrifice! The author of this book takes the growth experience of martyred heroine Zhang Luling as the main thread, narrating her sacrificial family background, abandoning her living conditions to join the battlefield of national liberation, infiltrating the Kuomintang's intelligence agency to intercept many confidential intelligence, and her heroic martyrdom in prison during the blooming season of pomegranate flowers. Through recreating the brilliant yet challenging life of martyred heroine Zhang Luling, the author allows readers to appreciate her noble qualities, feel her revolutionary spirit, and understand her profound insights into society and life. This book can serve as a read for patriotic and revolutionary tradition education, as well as a reference for historical and biographical research.