In 1936, 38-year-old Zhao Yuxian was captured by the Japanese army. The Japanese stripped her naked and crucified her. Zhao Yuxian's screams echoed through the prison.
This was not the worst, and the Japanese army then inflicted even more brutal torture on her.
Zhao Yuxian, an ordinary woman from the countryside of Meihekou in Jilin Province, her life should have been so uneventful, but the wheel of history pushed her to the forefront.
Because she was a girl from an ordinary peasant family, she could not enjoy the opportunity to study, and she began to take on the responsibilities of the family at an early age. Her husband Liu Fengjiu is also from the same background, and although their life is poor, it is full of family warmth and happiness.
However, this peaceful life was shattered by the impact of the war, Zhao Yuxian was tortured by the Japanese army, and her experience became one of the tragedies of that era.
When the sound of artillery fire from the 918 incident broke Zhao Yuxian's happy life, everything changed. With the fall of her hometown and the loss of her relatives, she can only take her family on a difficult road to exile.
The atrocities of the Japanese army deeply traumatized her soul, and at the same time, it also inspired her strong patriotic feelings. So, she decided to join the Anti-Japanese Salvation Association and contribute to the defense of the country.
In this organization, although she was illiterate, with her tenacity and extraordinary wisdom, she took on the task of organizing and transmitting information, and went all out to run the business of the organization as her own.
With her outstanding performance, she became an underground intelligence agent of General Yang Jingyu in 1934. Whenever and wherever she needs to pass on information, she is always the first to step forward.
She rode a small flower horse and galloped through the snow and mountain paths, hence the name "Linhai Sika Deer". She passed on information and helped the Northeast anti-Japanese guerrillas thwart Japanese attacks many times.
In 1936, the Japanese gendarmerie in Panshi County gathered more than 3,000 people to encircle and suppress the anti-Japanese guerrillas. At that time, Zhao Yuxian was 6 months pregnant, but she insisted on going out to deliver letters without hesitation.
Her intelligence helped the guerrillas to successfully transfer, thus avoiding a greater danger.
Organizing things is more important and there will be no problem. However, in November 1936, she ** was betrayed because of the traitor. The Japanese army knew that she was Yang Jingyu's underground intelligence agent, so they paid great attention to her.
They tried to obtain information from her in various ways, including coercion, inducement, and torture, but Zhao Yuxian never revealed any information.
The Japanese army again used brutal torture - bamboo sticks. Zhao Yuxian fainted in pain, but after being splashed with cold water, she was still tenacious and unyielding, resolutely not divulging information, even in the face of threats and intimidation from the Japanese army, she did not give in.
The Japanese army stripped Zhao Yuxian naked**, crucified, and urged her to speak, but Zhao Yuxian was not afraid, stuck to her beliefs, and resolutely did not tell any information.
Zhao Yuxian's heroic deeds have been sealed in the dust for many years. In the face of the cruelty of the Japanese army, she chose to remain silent, and even sacrificed her own life. She was 7 months pregnant, and was ruthlessly dissected by the Japanese army and thrown on the cold snow.
However, she did not give in to this, and her tenacity and bravery were deeply touching. The atrocities of the Japanese army did not end, they cut off Zhao Yuxian's head and hung it in the county square as a way to humiliate and intimidate the villagers.
However, her husband Liu Fengjiu and the villagers were not deterred, and they took advantage of the night to secretly bring back the head and quietly hold a funeral for her. Many years later, Zhao Yuxian's deeds were made public, and people knew that there was such a heroic heroine in this world.
Her sacrifice is heartbreaking, and her spirit is admirable. She is our pride, and her deeds will always be remembered in our hearts.
Zhao Yuxian, an ordinary rural woman, sang a patriotic hymn with righteousness and life. She was six months pregnant, but she still insisted on passing on information, and her actions fully demonstrated her incomparable love for her country, even more important than her own life.
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