Anti-Japanese hero, killed more than 500 enemies, and killed the Japanese army.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, countless heroic people's heroes emerged, who made tremendous efforts for the liberation of the motherland and bravely killed the enemy. They had only one common wish, and that was to drive the Japanese invaders out of China as soon as possible.
Hou Yongsheng, an anti-Japanese hero, has good marksmanship. In the War of Resistance Against Japan, he participated in more than 400 battles, killed more than 500 enemies, and was awarded the second-class meritorious service. Most noteworthily, he personally killed the Japanese soldier Yoshitaro Osakasakamoto and captured his saber.
He is a real anti-Japanese hero, Hou Yongsheng.
In 1926, a poor family in Hebi City, Henan Province, welcomed their son, Hou Yongsheng. Due to his poor family, Hou Yongsheng could only receive a limited education, herding sheep and begging for a living.
This difficult living environment made him develop the character of hard-working and hard-working at a young age. In 1938, the Japanese invaders implemented the three-light policy in Hebi, and countless innocent civilians were brutally killed.
Hou Yongsheng's childhood experience made him deeply experience the cruelty of war and the suffering of the people.
In the predicament, Hou Yongsheng did not hesitate to join the Junxi anti-Japanese guerrillas at the age of 15 and launched a desperate contest with the Japanese devils. Hou Yongsheng has an indomitable spirit, and his ingenuity and hard-working have also been praised by his comrades-in-arms.
In a short period of time, he quickly became an outstanding partisan and practiced his marksmanship day and night, bent on killing more Japanese devils. After persistent training, he became a sharpshooter in the army, hiding in the shadows every time he fought, successfully killing multiple Japanese officers.
Since 1940, Hou Yongsheng has moved to many places with the troops, participated in more than 400 battles, large and small, and killed more than 500 devils with his comrades.
In one battle, he used the captured 38 covers to successfully kill three devil officers and seven Japanese soldiers, making a huge contribution. Hou Yongsheng's story inspires us to rise to the challenge and persevere to the end, no matter what kind of adversity we face.
One winter in 1945, Hou Yongsheng and three of his comrades laid an ambush by a bridge, preparing to deal with Japanese officers. Suddenly, a devil officer rushed out of the bridge, Hou Yongsheng immediately pulled out his gun, fired three shots at the devil, and killed him.
He also searched for a pistol and a one-meter-long command knife from the devil, and was awarded second-class merit. After the liberation, Hou Yongsheng has always treasured this command knife and often shares the story behind this knife with children.
Although some people were willing to pay 200,000 yuan to buy this knife, Hou Yongsheng resolutely refused. What are your thoughts on this?