The young woman saw Deng,Martyr's Certificate. Deng: Something to ask me for.
One day in October 1977, ** grandpa was wearing white short sleeves and pacing in the courtyard of Beijing, as if there was an urgent matter to be solved.
Wu Xiuquan and Wu Lao told *** grandpa to see someone for him today, ** grandpa was waiting in the yard early. When Wu Xiuquan appeared with a woman, ** grandfather looked at him suspiciously, Wu Xiuquan directly told *** grandfather that she was Cong Dezi's daughter.
When the grandfather heard this, he walked up to the woman excitedly, looked up and down, and said sadly: "You really look like your father!" When the woman heard this, she was so excited that she cried out, and she wondered why her father's martyr's memorial certificate was No. 0001.
The woman's name is Cong Dan, and she is the daughter of Cong Dezi.
**When the grandfather presented the martyr's commemorative certificate, the first thing that came to mind was Cong Dezi, so he awarded the certificate No. 0001 to his father. This made Cong Dan very moved, it turned out that his father had always been remembered by ***.
Next, let's learn about the story of the revolutionary hero Cong Dezi. Cong Dezi was one of the students of Mr. Li Dazhao, a pioneer of the Chinese Communist Party movement and a propagator of Marxism.
He used his spirit to inspire many young people, including Cong Dezi. Cong Dezi was born in 1910 into a peasant family in Fengcheng, Liaoning Province. Although he was a small child at the time, he later became a good revolutionary.
In 1911, during the Xuantong period of the Qing Dynasty, due to the corruption and incompetence of the Qing Dynasty, the Wuchang Uprising broke out, and the wave of revolution burned in China. By 1926, the pace of the Northern Expeditionary Army's Northern Expedition was unstoppable, and many aspiring young people joined the Northern Expeditionary Army.
The core idea of the new copywriting is Cong Dezi's growth process and the process of his becoming a revolutionary, as well as his inheritance of Li Dazhao's spirit.
The heroic performance of the Northern Expeditionary Army inspired the spirit of resistance of the Chinese people, and more and more aspiring young people began to awaken and join the ranks of seeking freedom. Mr. Li Dazhao was brutally murdered by Zhang Zuolin, which planted the seed of serving the country in Cong Dezi's heart.
However, knowledge and ability are the key to saving the country, and despite his poor family, Cong Dezi has always insisted on learning. With excellent grades, he was admitted to Northeastern University in 1928, and the president of this university was none other than Zhang Xueliang, who later initiated the Xi'an Incident.
With the beginning of Japan's war of aggression against China, the Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek**'s policy of non-resistance led to the rapid occupation of the three northeastern provinces. As a result, Northeastern University, where Cong Dezi is located, was forced to relocate, much to the anger of some students with ideals and revenge.
In the face of the atrocities of the Japanese army, Cong Dezi and others resisted by marches, demonstrations and class strikes, but they never gave up studying.
Cong Dezi knows that only through learning can he learn more knowledge and discover the way and direction to save the country. After moving to Northeastern University, Cong Dezi began to come into contact with the Communist Party of China and had in-depth exchanges with a group of Communist Party members and progressive youths such as Zou Dapeng, which had a profound impact on him.
After a period of contact, Cong Dezi realized that only the Communist Party could save China. Although Cong Dezi had already come into contact with Marxism, Zhang Xueliang had already defected to the Kuomintang at that time, so after graduating from Northeastern University, he was assigned to work in the training and administration office of the ** Beiping branch of the Kuomintang led by General Zhang Xueliang, and was awarded the rank of lieutenant general.
Although Cong Dezi still had some expectations for the Kuomintang, he still did his duty during his work. However, the next move of the Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek ** made Cong Dezi gradually lose confidence in him.
In 1934, in order to oppose Chiang Kai-shek's policy of "shutting down the outside world and first securing the interior", Cong Dezi began to publish articles in some progressive newspapers and periodicals, exposing the ugly face of the Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek.
Cong Dezi attracted the attention of the Kuomintang because of his bold behavior, and was soon detained in Wuhan as a "suspect". Fortunately, in September of the same year, Zhang Xueliang learned of the incident and personally inquired about it, and Cong Dezi was finally released.
After he was released from prison, Zhang Xueliang arranged for him to serve as a confidential secretary in the general office of the Northeast Bureau Headquarters for the purpose of protecting him. Although Cong Dezi is young, his talent makes him shine in this position.
After serving as a confidential secretary, he did not rest on his laurels, but continued to follow the current situation and published articles, especially in the magazine "Northwest Guide", which had a wide impact.
He also served as the editor-in-chief of the Xijing Minbao, continued to promote the anti-Japanese salvation movement, and guided many progressive youth. Later, "Xijing Minbao" was renamed "Liberation **", and he completely recorded the process of the "Xi'an Incident", providing valuable information for future generations to study this history.
After 1937, with the entry of the National Army into Xi'an, "Liberation" was forced to suspend publication, and Cong Dezi lost his job, but he did not give up, but went to Shanghai.
There, he met his wife, Wang Zhuqing, and the two were like-minded and soon fell in love. In the face of increasing tensions in the country, they decided to devote themselves to the battle to defend Shanghai against foreign invaders.
However, Shanghai was soon captured by the enemy, and they were forced to return to Dongzhao Village, Fenyang, Shanxi. There, they were married.
Not long after his marriage, Cong Dezi resolutely left his hometown and embarked on a journey to pursue his original faith. In the end, he came to Lanzhou, joined the Eighth Route Army, and devoted himself to the cause of resistance against Japan.
He devoted himself to the anti-Japanese war work with great enthusiasm and actively carried out various businesses. In 1938, after the introduction of Wu Xiuquan and Xie Jueyai, Cong Dezi officially joined the Communist Party of China and was approved to become a special member of the Communist Party of China.
Later, due to his outstanding performance, he was appointed as a commissioner in Gansu Province and had a one-line contact with Xie Jueya. In order to further carry out his work, he successfully joined the Eighth War Zone of the Kuomintang, became Zeng Guangqing's secretary, and passed on a lot of important information to our party.
However, his actions were detected by cunning enemies, and he was eventually imprisoned in a secret prison on the outskirts of Lanzhou during a banquet by Zeng Kuanqing**. Despite the danger he was in, he remained calm and ready to retreat at any time.
His heroic deeds and persistent pursuit of faith made Lanzhou the final destination of his heroic spirit.
Despite the difficulties in penetrating the enemy's interior, Cong Dezi still firmly said: "I will persevere, and I will do my best every day." When Zeng Kuanqing invited him, he bowed to his wife and promised that if he didn't come back by eight o'clock in the evening, it would mean that he had **.
He hoped that his wife would contact the organization and evacuate as soon as possible if there was any danger. Unfortunately, Cong Dezi was brutally tortured by the enemy that night. Despite the organization of multiple rescues, none of them succeeded.
Even Zhang Xueliang's teacher Mo Dehui came forward to intercede, but Chiang Kai-shek refused. After severe torture, Cong Dezi still insisted on keeping the party's secrets, and the Kuomintang realized that he would not defect.
On April 19, 1942, Cong Dezi was poisoned with poisonous water by the Kuomintang, and his body was thrown into a broken cave in the suburbs.
Cong Dezi's heroic sacrifice will always be remembered by the world, and his heroic deeds and firm revolutionary belief are admirable. His body was secretly transported out by our party comrades, buried in the suburbs of Lanzhou, and moved to the Linshan Martyrs Cemetery in Hualin, Lanzhou after liberation.
Although he only has a three-year-old daughter, Cong Dezi has always strictly abided by the party's secrets and never revealed his special party membership. His heroic sacrifice and his spirit of keeping secrets are worthy of our eternal memory and learning.
Although Cong Dezi's daughter later married his comrade-in-arms Gao Keming in difficult circumstances in her life, she and Gao Keming's children were renamed Gao Jinming and Gao Jinmao to commemorate Cong Dezi's heroic sacrifice and loyalty to the party.
In 1951, Cong Dezi's martyr certificate was sent to Cong Dan's home, and Wang Zhuqing told his younger siblings their true identities that night. Since then, the two siblings have changed their names to Cong Dan and Cong Gan. Heroes are immortal, and their spirit deserves our eternal learning and respect.