In chaotic times, it is not easy for a woman to survive. If she is good-looking, many people will look at her, such as bandits, bullies, and the Japanese.

She often dealt with bandits and traitors, and was mistaken for a prostitute. Her identity was revealed 52 years later.

In the chaotic era, it is not easy for a woman to survive. If she is good-looking, many people will look at her. , such as bandits, bullies, and Japanese.

There is such a woman, the locals call her "Sika Deer". She is an ordinary peasant woman in the village. During the Anti-Japanese War, she often dealt with bandits and traitors. She also looked a bit like a prostitute. No one knew what she did. of.

It was not until 52 years after her murder that the locals knew that she was a heroine who was once the underground liaison of the anti-Japanese hero Yang Jingyu. Her name was Zhao Yuxian.

Zhao Yuxian was born in Meihekou, Jilin Province in 1898. She has been generous in character and full of enthusiasm since she was a child. After the September 18th Incident broke out, an anti-Japanese guerrillas were formed in the Northeast. When passing through her hometown, It ignited her enthusiasm for resisting Japan and saving the country.

In 1933, Zhao Yuxian joined the Anti-Japanese Salvation Association on the recommendation of the guerrilla political commissar Liu Mingshan. Because of her strong work ability, she soon became a key member of the National Salvation Association and the Anti-Japanese Women's Association of her village. President.

She actively promoted anti-Japanese ideas to the people in the village, and led women to do whatever they could for the guerrillas, such as washing clothes and quilts.

After an investigation by the party organization, he felt that Zhao Yuxian was a reliable comrade, so he decided to designate her home as a contact point, and she would be responsible for contacting comrades in the guerrillas. In 1934, Zhao Yuxian was responsible for liaison with Yang Jingyu's Anti-Japanese Alliance, and she was responsible for delivering letters.

Because the floral cotton-padded jacket Zhao Yuxian wore had many patches, and she rode a horse very fast when delivering letters, like a sika deer, so she got the nickname "Sika Deer".

Although the anti-Japanese guerrillas often won battles, there was still a big gap between the equipment and the Japanese army, so there were many wounded in the battles. The medical conditions of the guerrillas were very poor, so Zhao Yuxian placed the wounded in her own home and she came to help take care of them.

In 1936, the Japanese dispatched more than 3,000 troops to launch an encirclement and suppression campaign against the local anti-Japanese guerrillas. The guerrillas had to move as soon as possible, but the communication conditions were poor at that time, so they had to send people to send the information.

In the end, Zhao Yuxian completed the task and sent the information to the guerrillas in time to avoid losses. That winter, a traitor appeared in the team and turned over local guerrillas to Japan. The Japanese immediately sent troops and arrested dozens of anti-Japanese team members. Zhao Yuxian was also arrested.

Although the Japanese tortured her, Zhao Yuxian did not say a word. The Japanese were furious. After imprisoning her for more than two months, they brutally murdered her, cut off her head, and hung it on the city gate. Show it to the public and tell everyone that this is the end of resistance to Japan.

Her husband and local villagers took advantage of the danger at night to snatch her head back and bury it in the place where she once lived. It was 1937 when Zhao Yuxian died, and she was only 39 years old. It was such a pity.

It was not until they went to grab the head that the villagers knew that Zhao Yuxian was the underground liaison officer. Because of her beauty, she often dealt with bandits and traitors. She always thought she was a promiscuous woman, but it turns out she was there to obtain information.

In 1989, 52 years after Zhao Yuxian was killed, staff from the Party History Office of the Organization Department of Meihekou City compiled the historical records of Meihekou City and discovered her heroic deeds.

staff visited the village where she used to live and told everyone that Zhao Yuxian was an anti-Japanese heroine, and people knew her true identity.

Moreover, when compiling the "Historical Records of Meihekou City", the staff also wrote a special biography to introduce Zhao Yuxian's heroic deeds, so that future generations will not forget this heroine who made contributions to the country.