During the period of the Agrarian Revolution, the challenges faced by the underground party organizations were extremely severe, they not only had to deal with the test of lack of materials and hardship, but also faced the military offensive of the Kuomintang and the cruelty of the underground party members.
In this fierce struggle against the enemy, countless heroic underground cadres sacrificed their precious lives, and Comrade Li Shuoxun was one of them.
Li Shuoxun, a hot-blooded young man born in Yibin, Sichuan, is closely linked to the fate of China. In middle school, he embraced communism and founded the local Komsomol with like-minded friends.
When he was 15 years old when he was studying in Beiping, he listened to the lessons of Qu Qiubai and others and was deeply inspired. In 1925, he joined the Communist Party of China and began his revolutionary career.
Lee Seok-hoon's revolutionary actions never stopped. He was assigned to Shanghai to organize students to carry out street movements against the feudal rule of Beiyang**. With the development of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, he was assigned to the 4th Army of the National Revolutionary Army as the director of the Political Department.
In the southern Henan region, he personally led two regiments to fight fiercely against the Feng army of nearly 10,000 people, creating a good opportunity for the main force of the National Revolutionary Army to march into the Central Plains. In 1927, the Communist Party of China decided to abandon its erroneous line, launch an armed struggle, and form its own armed forces.
Li Shuoxun practiced the party's decision-making with his own actions. His heroic deeds and unwavering conviction have become an example for us to follow. He is our pride and the spiritual pillar of our nation.
Li Shuoxun led the 25th Division south to Nanchang and fought against Japan with Mr. He. The Kuomintang army attacked in a big way, and he, together with General Zhou Shidi, led his army south, stationed on the northern edge of Guangdong, to support the Chaoshan rebels.
Chiang Kai-shek was determined to eliminate Li Shuoxun's troops and sent two armies to attack. Li Shuoxun commanded the soldiers to counterattack in favorable terrain, and after destroying 3,000 enemies, they turned north and entered Jiangxi to rest.
Li Shuoxun, who lost contact with ***, went to Shanghai alone and got in touch with *** to ask about his next plan. It happened that the Shanghai party organization lacked manpower, so Li Shuoxun was left behind to engage in underground activities and sent someone to take over the troops.
In 1931, Li Shuoxun was ordered to go to Hainan to lead the revolution, and after a simple light meal with his wife, he was never able to reunite with her. On July 9, Li Shuoxun arrived in Haikou, and he immediately met with the leaders of the Qiongya Party Committee, but the good times were short-lived, and soon there was a knock on his door.
It turned out that a traitor betrayed him. Lee Seok-hoon was severely tortured in prison, but he remained firm in his convictions, did not reveal any information, and did not betray any of his comrades.
Enraged, the enemy decided to execute him. In the face of death, Li Shuoxun behaved very calmly, he asked the guards for pen and paper, and left two suicide notes for his wife and children as a souvenir.
The next morning, the enemy killed him in public, when he was only 28 years old. Li Shuoxun's son, Li Peng, was later sent by the party organization to a nursery school in Yan'an, where he went to study in the Soviet Union in 1948 and returned to China in 1955 to work in the northeastern power sector.
Although Lee Seok-hoon's life was short, his heroic deeds and firm belief will always be admired by the world.
In 1979, Li Peng was appointed Minister of the State Electric Power Industry Department, and then promoted to Prime Minister in 1987. Li Peng's son *** is also talented, he graduated from North China Electric Power Institute, and went to Canada for further study in 1987, and after returning to China, he studied at Peking University, and entered the central enterprise in 1991.
In 2013, he served as the deputy secretary of the Shanxi Provincial Party Committee, and in 2016, he was promoted to the head of the Ministry of Transportation.
Li Shuoxun, this extraordinary figure, is one of the important leading figures of the party organization in the southwest region. He has been active at the grassroots level for a long time and has accumulated rich experience in administration and publicity.
In the course of the armed struggle, he has accumulated rich experience in military command, and he is both civil and military, and if he is still alive, he will certainly be able to make greater contributions to New China after liberation.
His descendants inherited his spirit, firmly held high the banner of communism, threw themselves into the torrent of national construction, and made New China grow from scratch and from weak to strong.
Such a meritorious family deserves our eternal memory and respect!