Hero: Series on Defeating the Japanese Invaders

Author: Huo Yongling
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Heroes are the pillars of the nation and the backbone of the ethnicity. In turbulent times, the true heroism of the brave is revealed. True heroes are born in the midst of blood and fire. Most Chinese heroes emerged during times of national crisis and unbearable suffering. Sixty years ago, the War of Resistance Against Japan was the absolute counteroffensive of the Chinese nation and the turning point for China's rejuvenation. Under the devastation of a powerful enemy, amidst the brutal and ruthless atrocities of invaders in human history, and in the betrayal and surrender of the weak and shameless traitors, the Chinese heroes emerged in large numbers. A spirit unknowingly permeated the bodies of the Chinese people, and a will was awakened in their hearts. Bathed in blood and fire, the entire China displayed unprecedented fighting spirit and bravery. Eight years of hard and bloody battles; eight years of sacrifice and struggle; the Chinese people paid the price of 30 million lives to win a new rebirth for their nation! On September 25, 1941, five Eighth Route Army soldiers at Mount, after running out of ammunition during a resistance against Japanese forces, refused to surrender and jumped off the cliff: After completing the task of covering the transfer of the agency and the masses, the seventh company of the Liaoyashan area in Yi County withdrew from the battlefield, leaving the second and sixth companies to hold the position. The second company was at the foot of the northern mountain, while the sixth company's platoon leader Ma Baoyu,, soldier Song Xueyi, Hu Delin, and Hu Fucai were on the mountain. At dawn that day, the Japanese forces attacked the sixth company's position. To cover the retreat of the troops, the five soldiers of the sixth company fought their way back, luring the Japanese forces to the main peak of Mount, Qipantuo. Within a day, the five soldiers repelled four Japanese assaults and killed over ninety Japanese soldiers. At dusk, when their ammunition was exhausted, the five soldiers destroyed their weapons, shouted slogans, and jumped off the cliff. When the Japanese forces reached the summit and witnessed this scene, they stood together at the edge of the cliff and took off their hats in respect for these Chinese heroes.