In 1940, the *** canteen was attacked, and the guards blocked the fatal blow, and what treatment did they enjoy in their later years
One day in 1940, ** received a Kuomintang commissioner in Yan'an. Before the welcome begins, a sudden crisis occurs: an assassin armed with a wooden stick attempts to attack ***
Just when it was urgent, a guard named Jiang ** resolutely stepped forward and used his arm to block the assassin's attack on ***, but paid a heavy pain.
The surrounding police officers reacted quickly and worked together to defeat the assassin. Although he survived the crisis, Jiang was seriously injured by it. Thankfully, the visit of the Kuomintang commissioner was not affected.
The brave guard Jiang ** was originally a soldier of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Federation. His childhood was no different from that of an ordinary poor child, and he spent a difficult teenage time working in a landlord's house.
As an adult, Jiang ** originally planned to find a good job, but he was invaded by Japan when the 918 Incident broke out. He did not hesitate to join the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army.
With the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army's southern conquest and northern war, Jiang ** deeply realized the essence of the Japanese invaders and strengthened his determination to resist the war. In 1933, his anti-Japanese volunteer army unit was dispersed, and Jiang ** struggled to fight his way out of the encirclement and faced the unknown future alone.
In desperation, Jiang ** decided to find the rumored "Vermilion Red Army" and join them. However, a twist of fate led him to strayed into the puppet army and temporarily got a place of refuge. This mistaken experience became an opportunity for him to block the assassins for ***, and his heroic actions in front of *** also forged his immortal legend. Later, under the care of the country, Jiang ** enjoyed his old age in peace and became another legendary story of that brave soldier.
In the puppet army, Jiang ** accidentally met an underground member of the Communist Party of China. Through his communication with him, Jiang ** gained an in-depth understanding of the Communist Party of China and communism. At the same time, he learned that the Red Army was not the same person, but a general term for Comrade ** and Comrade ***. Soon after, there was a battlefield uprising in Chiang's unit, and he returned to the revolutionary ranks.
In 1935, Chiang was sent to the Soviet Union to learn tank technology and radio technology. After returning to China after completing his studies in 1938, he returned to Yan'an through an introduction, waiting for a job assignment.
One afternoon a few days later, Jiang ** and his comrades suddenly received a notice of a meeting. They thought they were going to assign work, but they didn't expect to meet Zhang Wentian, Teng Daiyuan and others who were with the chairman. Jiang ** was full of emotion in his heart, looking at the simple dress of the chairman, tears came out of his eyes.
After a short exchange, Jiang ** and his comrades served as the captain of the anti-Japanese detachment in Yan'an, and were later transferred to the Wuhan office as the traffic squad leader. One day in 1939, Jiang ** was transferred to ***'s side as a guard. When he heard the news, he trembled with excitement. He never thought that a baby from the countryside would one day be able to follow *** at all times and protect the safety of the chairman.
In September 1940, a Kuomintang commissioner passed through Yan'an and was warmly welcomed by the people. Deeply shocked by the scene in Yan'an, this commissioner deeply admired the Communist Party in his heart and hoped to meet the leader of the Communist Party of China
At that time, the security department promptly asked for ***'s opinion, and ** happily said that since the commissioner came, he would be invited to dinner, and expressed his willingness to help solve any problems and difficulties.
One afternoon a few days later, Jiang ** and his comrades suddenly received a notice of a meeting. They thought they were going to assign work, but they didn't expect to meet Zhang Wentian, Teng Daiyuan and others who were with the chairman. Jiang ** was full of emotion in his heart, looking at the simple dress of the chairman, tears came out of his eyes.
After a short exchange, Jiang ** and his comrades served as the captain of the anti-Japanese detachment in Yan'an, and were later transferred to the Wuhan office as the traffic squad leader. One day in 1939, Jiang ** was transferred to ***'s side as a guard. When he heard the news, he trembled with excitement. He never thought that a baby from the countryside would one day be able to follow *** at all times and protect the safety of the chairman.
In September 1940, a Kuomintang commissioner passed through Yan'an and was warmly welcomed by the people. Deeply shocked by the scene in Yan'an, this commissioner deeply admired the Communist Party in his heart and hoped to meet the leader of the Communist Party of China
At that time, the security department promptly asked for ***'s opinion, and ** happily said that since the commissioner came, he would be invited to dinner, and expressed his willingness to help solve any problems and difficulties.
At about two o'clock in the afternoon of the next day, accompanied by several guards, ** and the deputy commissioner came to the youth canteen in Yan'an. This was a canteen with relatively good conditions at that time, and outsiders generally came here to eat.
After the deputy commissioner saw ***, he immediately closed his mouth happily and asked a series of questions, and the chairman answered them one by one, and the deputy commissioner who listened nodded yes again and again.
Jiang ** was an outstanding anti-Japanese volunteer soldier who fought valiantly against the Japanese invaders in the harsh environment of the Northeast. With the passage of time, his revolutionary career gradually integrated into the escort work, assisted the chairman in resolving dangers many times, and became his indispensable and important partner.
Under the leadership of ***, Chiang ** also served as a guard, and successfully exposed the conspiracy of the Kuomintang secret service organization and their plan to assassinate the CCP leader *** and other comrades. This action strangled the conspiracy of the Kuomintang reactionaries in the cradle and made great contributions to the cause of liberation.
After the outbreak of the Liberation War, he transferred Jiang to the Northeast to participate in the war and stayed away from his hometown for many years. Jiang ** finally set foot on the land again in his hometown of Baishan and Heishui, and he was extremely excited. Under his auspices, the PLA established the first specialized tank unit and personally participated in the fierce battles for the liberation of Changchun, achieving outstanding feats.
With the liberation of the entire northeast, Jiang ** was transferred to serve as ***'s guard again and participated in the task of escorting ***'s transfer from Xibaipo. After that, he returned to Siye and continued to devote himself to the war, all the way south to Guangxi, where he was able to settle down.
In 1950, when the Korean War broke out, Chiang actively responded to the party's call and participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, performing well. After returning to China, he held important positions in the military and made positive contributions to the construction and development of the country.
In 2012, Jiang ** passed away at the age of 100, and at the last moment he also dedicated himself to his beloved motherland. Looking back on his life, he fought tenaciously against the Japanese invaders when he was young, and then contributed to the security of *** many times, which became an important part of his revolutionary career. In his later years, Jiang **, who enjoyed the treatment of the state, felt very satisfied, because in his heart, being able to walk with *** was the most valuable wealth in his life.
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