1. Xiaoluobotou

Little Luobotou, formerly known as Song Zhenzhong, male, was born in Pizhou, Jiangsu in 1941. He was killed by Yang Qindian in Chongqing in September 1949. He was only 8 years old when he was killed. Years old, he was the youngest soldier during the Liberation War.

When Song Zhenzhong was eight months old, he was taken to prison with his parents. Due to living in a dark, damp cell all year round, and not keeping up with nutrition, at the age of seven or eight, he was only as tall as a four or five-year-old child. He became a child with a big head, a thin body, and a sallow complexion. The fellow prisoners fondly called him " "Little Carrot Head".

Little Luobotou grew up in the enemy's prison and never knew what the outside world was like. After the underground party fought against the spies, he went to school in prison, with underground party members and patriots as his teachers. Because of his young age, the secret agents did not supervise him very strictly. He often passed things, messages and secret intelligence between cells, stood guard at the door, and helped adults understand the situation of his comrades in prison.

On the eve of the victory of the revolution, Little Luobotou was brutally killed by the enemy. After the liberation of Chongqing, the little carrot head Song Zhenzhong was posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr. He was the youngest martyr in the Republic of China and even in the world. His heroic name will always be remembered by future generations.

2. Dong Cunrui

On May 25, 1948, our army’s attack on Longhua City began. Dong Cunrui's company was tasked with attacking Longhua Middle School, the key defense point of the Kuomintang defenders. He served as the leader of the demolition team and led his comrades to blow up 4 gun towers and 5 bunkers one after another, successfully completing the required tasks. The company immediately launched a charge and was suddenly blocked by fierce firepower from a hidden bridge-shaped bunker.

The troops were blocked in the open area, and the second and fourth squads failed to blast the bunker twice. Dong Cunrui stepped forward and asked the company commander to fight: "I am a member of the Communist Party of China. Please allow me to go!" Resolutely picked up the packet of explosives and rushed to the bunker. Injuring his left leg while advancing, he tenaciously persisted and rushed to the bridge. Since the bridge-type bunker is more than tall from the ground, explosive packets cannot be placed on the bridge abutments at both ends.

At the critical moment, he resolutely held up the explosive pack with his left hand, lit the fuse with his right hand, and shouted: "For New China, charge!" The bunker was blown up, and Dong Cunrui risked his own life. He paved the way for the troops to move forward at the age of only 19 years old.

3. Qiu Shaoyun

In March 1951, Qiu Shaoyun responded to Chairman Mao’s great call to “resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, defend our country and defend our country” and joined the Chinese People’s Volunteers. When he came to North Korea, he saw that the US imperialists and Syngman Rhee's gang were burning, killing, looting, and plundering the North Korean people, and they were doing all kinds of evil. Witnessing North Korean children suffering the same suffering as his own childhood further aroused Qiu Shaoyun's hatred for the imperialist reactionaries. We must devote everything we have to defeating the American invaders.

In October 1952, Qiu Shaoyun's company accepted a glorious and arduous task, which was to eliminate the American and Li bandit troops entrenched in the 391 Highlands between Pingkang and Jinhua, and move the front to Advance south.

However, there is a three-thousand-meter-wide open space between our army's position and the 391 Highlands, which is the enemy's artillery blockade area. It is indeed not easy to attack under such long-distance artillery fire. Therefore, in order to shorten the impact distance, win by surprise, and catch the enemy by surprise, our army decided to lurk at the forefront of the enemy's position the night before launching a general attack.

In mid-October 1952, during a battle to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, Qiu Shaoyun's battalion was ordered to take on lurking missions. Before lurking, Qiu Shaoyun submitted an application for joining the party to the party branch and wrote: "I would rather sacrifice myself than expose my goals. I am willing to sacrifice everything for the whole, for victory, for the liberation of the people of China and North Korea and all mankind." "

During the mission, when Qiu Shaoyun was lurking in the grass more than 60 meters away from the enemy's forward position, the enemy suddenly approached the lurking area. In order to cover the lurking troops, the command post ordered artillery to attack the enemy.

After being hit, the enemy dispatched aircraft for reconnaissance and blindly launched reconnaissance incendiary bombs. An incendiary bomb fell right next to Qiu Shaoyun, and flying sparks splashed on his left leg, burning his left leg. Cotton clothes, hair and skin.

But in order not to expose the lurking troops, he strictly abided by discipline, gritted his teeth, dug his hands deeply into the soil, and endured the severe pain with amazing perseverance, remaining silent and motionless until he died heroically. Only 26 years old.

4. Wang Pu

Wang Pu was born in 1929 and died in 1943. He was a native of Wan County, Hebei Province. He grew up in Yechang Village, Wan County, Hebei Province, under the rocks of the Taihang Mountains. He was elected as the leader of the children's league when he was 11 years old. He was only 14 years old when he died. Wang Pu was born into a poor peasant family in the village.

When he became sensible, the Japanese bandits launched the "July 7" Marco Polo Bridge Incident and invaded North China. The flames of war burned into his hometown of Taihang Mountains. The brutal acts of burning, killing and looting by the Japanese invaders ignited the fire of national hatred in Wang Pu's young heart.

On one occasion, all the villagers in Yeba Village were driven into the village by the Japanese invaders, and Wang Pu was one of them. The Japanese invaders took a list of village cadres and anti-Japanese military dependents presented by the traitor Jin Zhuzi. , asked the traitor translator to pull them out one by one, and then the traitor grinned and asked Wang Pu: "Are you Wang Pu, the leader of the children's troupe of Noba Village?" Wang Puli ignored this traitor.

"You must understand where the Eighth Route Army's things are hidden. If you tell me, I will let you go home." "I don't understand! Even if I understood, I wouldn't tell you about the Japanese and the traitors!" Wang Pu had an expression on his face. Gotta answer. The Japanese invader suddenly pulled out the Japanese command knife, pointed it at Wang Pu's chest, and shouted wildly: "Your little Balu, tell me quickly, you will die if you don't tell me!"

Wang Pu Facing the bayonets of the Japanese bandits, I remembered the "Five Nos", Zhang Xizi and Uncle Xiu, and even the oath that I led the children's league members to declare: "Heads may be cut off, blood may be shed, and secrets may not be leaked!" So I put it down! Grit your teeth, hold your head high, and face death without fear. In this way, Wang Pu heroically sacrificed his young life for his motherland.

5. Wang Erxiao

During the Anti-Japanese War, a nationally famous anti-Japanese little hero appeared in Moyuan County, Hebei Province. His name was Wang Erxiao.

Wang Erxiao was only seven years old when he died. When the Japanese were raiding a ravine, in order to protect thousands of fellow villagers and cadres, he risked his own life and led the enemy into an ambush of the Eighth Route Army. . The furious Japanese soldiers held Wang Erxiao on the tip of a spear and threw him to death on top of a big rock. The cadres and fellow villagers were out of danger, and the young hero Wang Erxiao died heroically.

The touching deeds of Wang Erxiao spread quickly throughout the liberated areas. Every villager sang the song of Erxiao Cowherd with tears in his eyes. The Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Daily reported Wang Erxiao on the front page. Heroic deeds. Tufang Bing and Jiefu, who were engaged in the literature and art in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border area, quickly composed the famous children's song "Singing Erxiao Cowherd" that was later sung throughout China.