First, Yue Fei
Yue Fei (1103-1141) was a military strategist and national hero in the Southern Song Dynasty. Word Ju Peng, Xiangzhou Tangyin (now Henan) people. When I was young, I was diligent and eager to learn, and I developed a good martial arts. /kloc-joined the army at the age of 0/9 to fight against Liao. Soon after, due to the loss of his father, he retired and returned to his hometown to observe filial piety. 1 126, the nomads from the Jin army invaded the Central Plains on a large scale, and Yue Fei joined the army again and began his military career against the Jin army and protecting his family. Legend has it that when Yue Fei left, his mother, Yao Shi, tattooed on his back the words "faithfully serve the country", which became the creed that Yue Fei followed all his life.
Second, Wen Tianxiang.
Wen Tianxiang arrived in Dadu in October of the 16th year of Zhiyuan (1279) and was killed in December of the 19th year of Zhiyuan (1282). Yi was sentenced to three years and two months in prison. During this period, the Yuan Dynasty tried every means to persuade, force and induce Wen Tianxiang to surrender. The number of people who participated in the surrender, the poison of threats and inducements, the generous terms promised and the long waiting time exceeded those of other Steven Song.
Therefore, Wen Tianxiang's stern test and firm will are also rare in all previous dynasties. Song Zhengqi's earth-shattering cry of the gods can reflect Wen Tianxiang's indomitable spirit.
Third, Jie Jiang.
In the hearts of hundreds of millions of people in China, Jiang Jie is the representative of strong revolutionary will. Her famous saying touched the hearts of countless people-"Torture is nothing, bamboo poles are made of bamboo, and the will to produce party member is steel."
Jiang Zhujun, a seemingly weak woman, has such a strong performance because of her extreme hatred for the old society and the reactionaries representing the Kuomintang, and her infinite yearning for the new China led by the * * * production party.
When the five-star red flag of the new China rose in Tiananmen Square, she and her friends in the muck cave, although they didn't know the pattern of the flag, were eager to discuss the embroidery of this flag representing liberation-even though they knew that they would not see the day of victory.
Fourth, summer.
Xia Martyr, a native of Zigui, Yichang, was a famous proletarian revolutionary in the early days of our party. He died heroically in the revolutionary struggle in Hubei. Throughout Xia's life, although his revolutionary career was short, he was in an important period when China's new-democratic revolution began.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Su Wu
Xiongnu Khan imprisoned Su Wu in the cellar in order to force him to surrender. Su Wu was hungry and thirsty, but he never surrendered. Khan took him to the North Sea again, and Su Wu was even more unmoved. He still holds Jeff in his hand, herding sheep for a living, showing tenacious perseverance and unyielding integrity.
Sixth, Qiu Jin.
Qiu Jin, a modern democratic revolutionary, despised feudal etiquette, advocated equality between men and women, and actively participated in the revolution. 1907, she and Xu Xilin organized the Guangfu Army, and planned to revolt in Zhejiang and Anhui at the same time on July 6th. She was arrested and would rather die than surrender. In July of the same year 15, Qiu Jin died in Xuantingkou, Shaoxing.