Li Shuoxun Martyrs Memorial Pavilion stands solemnly opposite the Five Princes Temple in Haikou City, and the monument is engraved with the words "Li Shuoxun Martyrs are immortal". Ninety years ago, martyr Li Shuoxun was brutally killed by the enemy near the Wugong Temple in Haikou. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, people erected this memorial pavilion in the place where he died, aiming to let future generations forever remember the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the motherland. So, what kind of character is Lee Seok-hoon?Let's find out. Li Shuoxun, a young hero, was born in Sichuan in 1903. At an early age, he showed a talent for poetry and was hailed as a prodigy. His parents had high hopes, and Lee Seok-hoon lived up to expectations.
At the age of fifteen, he was admitted to the county middle school and began to receive a new education. This marked a turning point in Lee Seok-hoon's life, and after being exposed to a large number of progressive and emancipated ideas, he was unwilling to rest on his laurels. With the feelings of family and country, China at that time was poor and weak, and the heavy pressure was on the shoulders of the people. However, which path will save China?Lee Seok-hoon has come into contact with many democratic parties, but the lines of these parties are not in line with his wishes. It wasn't until a chance encounter that I got acquainted with Mr. Wu Yuzhang, a proletarian revolutionary, and learned about Marxism.
If inspired, he began to absorb communist ideas, and secretly organized the Communist Youth League at school, becoming a famous local revolutionary. Five years later, at the age of 20, Li Shuoxun came to Shanghai to study, where he became acquainted with Qu Qiubai and others who were active in Shanghai at that time, and was affirmed by Qu Qiubai and officially became a member of the Communist Party. In 1924, Li Shuoxun joined the Communist Party, just a few years after the establishment of our party, and he can be said to be one of the early leaders of our party. Within a few months of joining the party, a major event occurred in Shanghai.
In the spring of 1925, the owners of several cotton mills in Shanghai joined forces to close the mills, citing the fact that the mills were short of money and could not make ends meet. The capitalists were unwilling to pay their workers, and after several organized strikes, they closed the factories in an attempt to force the workers to compromise. After the workers found out about the conspiracy, they gathered** and were beaten by the capitalists in collusion with the military and police, causing tragic **. The party organization decided to mobilize the masses throughout the country, especially in Shanghai, to launch a larger-scale counterattack against the capitalists. The young Li Shuoxun took on the important task of organizing progressive students in Shanghai to march in the streets to expose the crimes of the enemy.
He quickly assembled a temporary action team and successfully led thousands of students to the streets, demonstrating excellent organizational skills. As a result, Li Shuoxun became one of the most relied on young cadres by the party organization. He was not only at ease in political work, but also led troops to fight, and once followed the Northern Expedition of the National Revolutionary Army and participated in the command of the Nanchang Uprising. However, misfortune struck in 1931, when Li Shuoxun, who served as the Jiangnan Provincial Party Committee, went to the ** base area to serve as the political commissar of the Red Seventh Front Army, he disappeared on the road and died forever. After the rewriting: the capitalists were unwilling to pay the workers, and after several organized strikes, they closed the factories in an attempt to force the workers to compromise.
After the workers found out about the conspiracy, they gathered** and were beaten by the capitalists in collusion with the military and police, causing tragic **. The party organization decided to mobilize the masses throughout the country, especially in Shanghai, to launch a larger-scale counterattack against the capitalists. The young Li Shuoxun took on the important task of organizing progressive students in Shanghai to march in the streets to expose the crimes of the enemy. He quickly assembled a temporary action team and successfully led thousands of students to the streets, demonstrating his organizational skills. As a result, Li Shuoxun became one of the most trusted young cadres of the party organization. He was not only at ease in political work, but also led troops in battle, participated in the command of the Nanchang Uprising, and followed the Northern Expedition of the National Revolutionary Army.
However, misfortune struck in 1931, when Li Shuoxun, who served as the Jiangnan Provincial Party Committee, went to the ** base area to serve as the political commissar of the Red Seventh Front Army, he disappeared on the road and died forever. In August 1931, Li Shuoxun and several comrades came to Haikou, and they carefully evaded the enemy's search, but they did not expect that there was a traitor lurking beside them. The enemy immediately learned of Lee Seok-hoon's whereabouts and was very happy about it. Having learned of Lee Seok-hoon's high position in the party, the enemy sent heavy troops to surround his residence and take him back to prison. They tried to obtain the secrets of the more ** organization through brutal torture, but Li Shuoxun was unyielding and never divulged any information.
After a month of interrogation, the enemy found nothing, so it was decided to execute him. On September 16, 1931, Li Shuoxun was escorted to the execution ground. He was tortured so much that his legs were no longer obedient, and the enemy had to carry him to the place of execution in a large bamboo basket. Before making a move, the enemy tried to intimidate Lee Seok-hoon, promising that if he gave in, he would live, but in the face of this, "** Lee Seok-hoon shook his head firmly and chose to give his life for his faith and the motherland. At only 28 years old, he faced death with a calm attitude. After Li Shuoxun's death, his wife Zhao Juntao was very sad, but as a revolutionary, she understood her husband's choice.
Zhao Juntao firmly stayed in the party organization to continue to work, hoping to complete her husband's unfinished business while raising her two sons alone. Although she was advised to remarry, she refused. In the long thoughts, Zhao Juntao spent 54 years of widowhood. It is gratifying that Li Shuoxun's son inherited his father's will and became a pillar of the country, he is the former *** Prime Minister Li Peng. Like a father and a son, Li Shuoxun would be relieved if he could know.