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"The people of China have surrendered. What about China?" This is the famous saying of Yang Jingyu, an anti-Japanese hero. At that time, he was surrounded by Japanese devils and all his comrades were dead. The Japanese wanted to take him alive, so the Japanese sent a fellow villager to surrender to Yang Jingyu. This famous saying is addressed to this fellow villager, to the Japanese invaders and to all the people of China! Cheer for the spirit of fighting and never surrender!
As the commander-in-chief of the First Route Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition, Yang Jingyu escaped the Japanese round-up in the mountain forest closed by heavy snow, and has not eaten for several days.
His face, ears and hands are covered with chilblains, and a cotton-padded shoe is missing. At that time, he saw several fellow villagers chopping wood on the mountain and said to Zhao Tingxi, "You go down the mountain to help me buy some steamed buns, and then buy a pair of cotton shoes to give you money." Later, he deliberately said, "Don't tell the Japanese." Zhao Tingxi had panicked and ran down the hill to tell the Japanese.
Finally, in Sandaowaizi, Mengjiang County, Jilin Province, Yang Jingyu was shot several times and died heroically after fighting with the sudden Japanese puppet troops for more than 20 minutes.
Afterwards, the curious Japanese dissected Yang Jingyu's body in the hospital. They want to know that this man is so brave and tenacious that he can survive after being trapped in the ice and snow for a few days. What's in his stomach? As a result, he found that there was no food in his stomach, and all he saw was undigested grass roots, bark and cotton wool. This scene, not only the Japanese troops present, felt that there were such formidable and unyielding people in China!
Countless martyrs like Yang Jingyu are telling the world with their blood and lives. Yang Jingyu devoted his life to the Chinese nation and the people of China, and was highly praised and missed by the Party and the people. After the founding of New China, General Yang Jingyu was named as one of the 100 hero models who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China. On September 1 day, 2004, it was included in the first list of 300 famous anti-Japanese heroes announced by the Ministry of Civil Affairs.