The ill-fated talented girl in the south of the Yangtze River, and her nephew's unswerving love Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, has a quiet and elegant small garden called Xiyuan. Zhu Lou carved beams, Western-style houses, such a combination of Chinese and Western gardens, is the most favorite choice of the rich in the ** period. The owner of the garden is called Zhu Yunshui, the president of the Ningbo Zhenhai Fishery Association, and in the coastal city that relies on the water for food, such an identity is undoubtedly a symbol of wealth. Mr. and Mrs. Zhu Yunshui have six daughters, of which the fourth daughter, Zhu Yiyin, is the most favored. Zhu Yiyin has been frail and sickly since childhood, rarely goes out, and has been following her mother to learn poetry, calligraphy, piano and painting, and female red embroidery. At the age of 9, Zhu Yiyin was sent by her mother to the county girls' primary school and began to get in touch with new education. In 1921, she was admitted to Ningbo Girls' Normal School with excellent results. 
In school, Zhu Yiyin is a celebrity in the eyes of his classmates. She was born in a famous family and has a solid family background, in that kind of world that is not very peaceful, such a background is enough to be envied. And Zhu Yiyin herself is full of beautiful demeanor, not only the results are among the best, but she is also proficient in sewing and embroidery, medicine and nursing, and even business accounting. In the eyes of others, as long as Zhu Yiyin graduates from school and relies on the relationship between her parents, she will definitely have a happy life without worrying about food and clothing. But although Zhu Yiyin has a poor physique, there is a kind of women's blood in her bones. In 1925, the British patrol in Shanghai arrested patriotic students, killing 13 people on the spot and seriously injuring dozens of others, causing shocks at home and abroad. Zhu Yiyin and his friend Chen Xiuliang led progressive students in Ningbo to march in the streets and raise the banner of opposition to imperialism. But the huge march in Ningbo was also suppressed by the patrol police. Chen Xiuliang was expelled from the school, joined the party with the help of Xiang Jingyu and others, and became an underground party member fighting on the hidden front. Because of the constraints of his family, although Zhu Yiyin also wanted to devote himself to the revolutionary cause with Chen Xiuliang, he had to marry Shenyang under the arrangement of his parents and became the wife of Chen Shouqing, the chief engineer of the Fengtian Arsenal. During this period, Zhu Yiyin also gave himself a new name Zhu Chenzhi. 
The right love is a fate that the daughter of a famous family can't get rid of. But fortunately, Chen Shouqing, who also has patriotic feelings, also satisfied Zhu Chenzhi's yearning for love. On September 18, 1931, Zhu Chenzhi's second daughter Chen Shenzhen was born in Shenyang on the day of the "918" incident. Zhu Chenzhi and his wife did not have time to be happy about their beloved daughter, but hurriedly returned to Zhenhai for refuge. But unfortunately, Chen Shouqing fell ill on the way and passed away soon after. Zhu Chenzhi, who returned to Zhenhai, taught in a private school while raising his daughter alone. After seven years of widowhood, Zhu Chenzhi met another most important person in her life, Zhu Xiaoguang, who was Zhu Chenzhi's student, her nominal nephew, and her most loyal suitor. Zhu Chenzhi and Zhu Xiaoguang are both patriots, participating in the anti-Japanese propaganda team together, holding charity sales to raise funds for front-line soldiers, and their common belief is the best marriage red line. After getting married, the husband and wife joined the New Fourth Army together, traveled all over the country, sold their property to support the Anti-Japanese War, and also helped the patriot Li Youbang to prepare for the establishment of the "Taiwan Island Anti-Japanese Volunteer Team". After the Southern Anhui Incident in 1940, Zhu Chenzhi personally managed to rescue her husband who was imprisoned in the Shangrao concentration camp. However, before the husband and wife could reunite, Zhu Chenzhi was ordered to immediately go to Shanghai, which was occupied by the Japanese army, to carry out hidden work. 
In October 1944, the underground party's contact point in Shanghai, "Tongfeng Commercial Bank", was exposed, and Zhu Chenzhi was unlucky. Under the heavy punishment of the Japanese military police, Zhu Chenzhi, who was thin, survived with a strong will, and finally successfully escaped under the rescue of the organization. Zhu Xiaoguang and Zhu Chenzhi have been imprisoned one after another in the past few years and have suffered a lot. Husbands and wives in distress get together less and leave more, and the only thing that is not at ease is the daughter who has been displaced by the family. In 1948, Zhu Chenzhi received another order to go to Hong Kong to engage in underground work. Before leaving, Zhu Xiaoguang took his daughter Zhu Xiaofeng (Chen Shenzhen changed his name) to see off his wife, and Zhu Xiaofeng in his later years once recalled, "I stood on the bow of a very small boat in Wusongkou and waved to my mother, I was very happy, and so was my mother." "The family has experienced too many partings, but they would never have imagined that this time would be a farewell. Zhu Chenzhi, who was about to be reunited, but received the final hidden mission to arrive in Hong Kong, often wrote letters to her husband and daughter, in which she once mentioned: "I often think of eating Ru porridge on Xiapu Road, growing vegetables and picking dung, and waiting for me from the old wooden bridge on the bank of the Jialing River, when you visited the concentration camp and your feelings for me after the gendarmerie came out. And Zhu Xiaoguang replied, "We should have happiness in the second half of our lives." ”
In October 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded, and Zhu Chenzhi finally fulfilled his dream of graduation. The only thought in her heart is to end the mission as soon as possible and return to her hometown, so that she can spend the rest of her life with her husband and daughter in peace. But just a month later, Zhu Chenzhi received a letter from the organization, not calling her back, but hoping that she would carry out the "final mission". Chiang Kai-shek was defeated and retreated to Taiwan, and a decisive battle was imperative. After the failure of the Third Field Army in attacking Kinmen, the acquisition of information became even more important. Zhu Chenzhi received the task of going to Taiwan Island to get in touch with the lurking "Secret Envoy No. 1" and serve as his liaison for the transmission of intelligence to the mainland. On 27 November, Zhu Chenzhi arrived in Taiwan from Hong Kong and got in touch with Cai Xiaoqian, the top leader of the underground party in Taiwan. A week later, Zhu Chenzhi met the "Secret Envoy No. 1" in a hidden residence, General Wu Shi, the enemy's lieutenant general and deputy chief of staff. The first top-secret information obtained by Zhu Chenzhi was the map of all the troops and defense of Taiwan Island, Zhoushan Islands, and Kinmen, as well as climatic and hydrological data, and even the equipment information of the enemy's navy and air force. 
After seeing these top-secret pieces of information, the great man asked for the way. When he learned that it was a female commissioner who retrieved it from the "Secret Envoy No. 1", he couldn't help but sigh with emotion: "The waves hit the isolated island, and the blue waves reflect the dawn." The tiger's lair hides the soul of loyalty, and the dawn ushers in early". He also instructed the intelligence services to "give them a credit." "Zhu Chenzhi and Wu Shi had seven secret meetings, and the information they sent back played a crucial role in the Third Field Army's liberation of the coastal islands. When Su Yu was preparing to attack Taiwan, he also regarded the "Secret Envoy No. 1" as the deadliest hole card in World War I, and Zhu Chenzhi was the key to opening the "Secret Envoy No. 1". The motherland was only one step away, and under the overwhelming offensive of the People's Liberation Army, Chiang Kai-shek, who had been defeated repeatedly, began to be annoyed by the leakage of various intelligence. He knew very well that there must be hidden members of the underground party around him. To this end, Chiang Kai-shek convened secret services at all levels and set up a "rectification action committee" to be responsible for intelligence and supervision of secrets, with Chiang Ching-kuo being directly responsible. For a time, spy eagles and dogs were all over the island, arresting suspicious people everywhere. On January 29, 1950, Cai Xiaoqian, who had been Zhu Chenzhi and Wu Shi, rebelled. Codenamed "Lao Zheng", the first person to confess was Zhu Chenzhi. 
At this time, Zhu Chenzhi didn't know the news of Cai Xiaoqian's defection, and she had completed all the tasks and planned to leave for Shanghai. Not long ago, she sent a letter home from a friend, which said, "I will return to China in a month." Her long-awaited dream of returning to Shanghai to reunite with her loved ones is about to come true. On February 2, Wu Shi sent his adjutant Nie Xi to urgently meet with Zhu Chenzhi to tell her the news of Cai Xiaoqian's defection and ask her to move as soon as possible. At this time, Taiwan Island was under full martial law, and Zhu Chenzhi took a special pass issued by Wu Shi Adventure, took a military transport plane to Zhoushan, and then found a way to return to Shanghai by boat. On the way to Zhoushan, the spies received an order from Chiang Kai-shek to arrest Wu Shi and Zhu Chenzhi. On February 18, Zhu Chenzhi was found and arrested by spies when she was hiding in the private Cunji Hospital in Shenjiamen, Dinghai, when she was only one step away from the mainland of the motherland. When he was detained in Zhoushan, Zhu Chenzhi took out a gold chain and a gold bracelet from the crack of his leather coat and bit it up, and the gold weighing two taels was swallowed by this strong woman mixed with hot water four times. Zhu Chenzhi was so painful that he passed out and was directly admitted to Taipei Hospital. After waking up, Zhu Chenzhi and Wu Shi were tried together. In prison, Zhu Chenzhi endured severe torture, but he was always loyal and unyielding. The enemy also came up with the same set against Cai Xiaoqian, telling Zhu Chenzhi that as long as she confessed her guilt, she could choose the glory and wealth. But Zhu Chenzhi said that since the first day she entered the hidden front, she was ready to sacrifice. 
On June 10, 1950, Zhu Chenzhi died heroically in Machang Town, Taipei, at the age of 45. Also killed were Generals Wu Shi, Nie Xi, and Chen Baocang. 
Li Kenong, who served as the head of the intelligence department of the General Staff Department, was the first to learn of the sacrifice of Zhu Chenzhi and Wu Shi. Li Kenong, who has been on the battlefield for a long time, has already forged a "heart of stone", but this time, he felt a long-lost heaviness and grief, and said to his subordinates, "We lost a hidden war and lost our best comrades-in-arms", the tragedy of the special front, the silent fall of heroes, no one can empathize with it better than Li Kenong. 
After this incident, Li Kenong asked the intelligence services to collectively reflect for several months and remember their deceased comrades. At that time, the mayor of Shanghai** also personally approved Comrade Zhu Chenzhi's order to be a revolutionary martyr. On December 9, 2010, the 60th anniversary of Zhu Chenzhi's sacrifice, her ashes were escorted back to the motherland. The daughter finally waited for her mother. Zhu Xiaofeng, who was already a white-haired old man, held the portrait of his mother and was silent for too long. 
On July 14, 2011, the ashes of martyr Zhu Chenzhi were moved from Babaoshan in Beijing to Zhenhai District, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. The rest garden in my hometown has now built a middle school. The school leaders learned that there was the former residence of the martyr Zhu Feng, so they did everything possible to preserve this small building, carry out a comprehensive renovation, and establish the Zhu Feng Martyr Memorial Building. The martyr finally returned to his homeland.