Zhu Yingru (1899 ~ 1964)
Zhu Yingru, also known as Zhu Amao, is a female from Yangzhou, Jiangsu. In the second year of the Republic of China (19 13) ~ 13, he worked as a worker in Shanghai Sanxin, Lao Yi, a British businessman, and the third cotton mill, a Japanese businessman. /kloc-in June of 0/4, he joined the China * * * production party. In February of the following year, he was fired for leading the factory. In April, he was appointed as an alternate member of the Shanghai District Committee. After attending the third national labor conference in May, he was transferred to Zhabei to engage in the silk factory workers' movement. In June, Zhu organized 35 silk factories in Zhabei, which was affirmed and affected the whole country. In June 5438+10, he served as secretary of the branch of Shanghai Silk Factory, and in February 65438+February, he served as director of the women's department of Zhabei. 16 concurrently served as the chairman of Shanghai Silk Factory Federation of Trade Unions, and in March 12 was elected as the executive member of the citizens' representative meeting.
On March 2 1, 16, the Republic of China, during the third armed uprising of Shanghai workers, she organized female silk factory workers to take to the streets-after the rebel army captured the fifth district office in Zhabei, Zhu participated in the security work of the general headquarters, gave orders, and led the female silk factory rescue team and propaganda team to participate in the battle. April 12-After the coup, China's activities went underground. Under extremely difficult conditions, Zhu set up a "civilian school" in his home near the food market in Xibaoxing Road to train the backbone of silk factory workers and persist in the struggle. Later, he was transferred to Pudong and elected as an executive member of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions. In June of the same year 165438+ 10, he was unfortunately arrested and shouted the slogan "Long live the Party" along the way. During the trial, the enemy asked her, "Who is the secretary of Zhabei District Party Committee?" Zhu loudly replied, "It's me". One day, party member Xie, who lived in an alley in a prison and was unfortunately arrested in the Commercial Press, looked at each other and Zhu paused. In the continuous trial, Zhu never betrayed a comrade, and the organizations related to Zhu were not destroyed. Xie was sentenced to two years in prison for not revealing his identity. Zhu also was sentenced to four years' imprisonment for failing to grasp the real evidence of Party cadres. In prison, in order to improve living conditions and abolish torture, he took the lead in fighting and won. Zhu was pregnant when he was caught. The enemy wouldn't let her go out to give birth, or even give her the water she needed to give birth, forcing her to turn herself in and betray her comrades and organizations. Zhu refused. Give birth to a child with the help of a friend in trouble, named "prison student", and educate future generations not to forget suffering.
He was released from prison in 2 1 year, lost contact with the party, worked as a domestic worker, lived in a refugee camp, lost his job and went hungry, but his belief was firm. He finally rejoined the party after 35 years and continued to work for the party. At the beginning of liberation, Zhu Jin worked in the 17th national cotton mill. 1956, 196 1, 1963 were received by Premier the State Council for three times, shaking hands with her, studying Zhu's face and recalling the scene with Zhu. After Zhu retired, he served as secretary of the Party branch in Lane, member of the Shanghai Municipal Political Consultative Conference, and participated in the Shanghai Old Workers' Lecturer Group. Newspapers in Shanghai, Fujian and other places all reported Zhu's revolutionary career and were called "revolutionary mother Zhu Yingru". 1964 died of illness. Being chased as a revolutionary cadre, the ashes were moved to Shanghai Martyrs Cemetery on 198 1.