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aotiandu
aotiandu (1912-1939), also known as Xue Xi, was born in 1912 in a farmer's home in Baiqisi Village, Sun Town, Pucheng County, Shaanxi Province.
1920 went to Zhongjiazhai Junior Primary School to study. In 1924, he was admitted to Ganbei Village, the hometown of General Yang Hucheng, and graduated in 1926. Later, he was admitted to Shaanxi Provincial Second Normal School. He joined the Communist Youth League half a year ago in 1928 and was transferred to the Second Division with the introduction of the Pucheng County Committee of the Communist Party of China. In the summer of 1932, Ding Benchun succeeded as Secretary of the Third Special Branch of the Second Division, and Ao Tiandu became a member of the Communist Party. Under the leadership of the Special Branch, he participated in many revolutionary activities. In 1933, when commemorating the May Day Labor Day, a fight with the reactionary principal Ma Fenggang was fought. Ma Fenggang colluded with the garrison of Dali and to attempt to arrest Ding Benchun and others. Ding Benchun and others had no choice but to leave the school. Ding Benchun and others left the school, and the party members left behind were Zhao Shiqi, Shen Baoshan, Ao Tiandu and others to continue fighting.
After graduating from the Second Division of Aotiandu, he joined the General Yang Hucheng's troops. After the peaceful resolution of the Xi'an Incident, on May 7, 1937, the Nanjing government abolished the headquarters of the 17th Route Army and organized the remaining troops into the 38th Army. Aotiandu was incorporated into the Third Shaanxi Garrison Brigade of Wang Zhenhua, the 38th Army of Sun Weiru. In August of the same year, he followed his troops from Yaoxian to Hancheng in eastern Shaanxi to defend the Yellow River. In June 1938, Chiang Kai-shek reorganized the 38th Army into the 31st Legion. The Third Guard Brigade was adapted into the 47th Independent Brigade of the 96th Army of Li Xingzhong. Aotiandu appointed the 741st Regiment of the brigade (the commander was first Fan Yunong , and then replaced by Li Jiaji. After Li was killed, he was appointed as the lieutenant and deputy of the Third Battalion Division. On July 12 of the same year, he crossed the Yellow River with his troops to the east and entered Jin to fight against Japan.
died in the battle against Japan in Pinglu County, Shanxi Province in June 1939. After the detailed report on his sacrifice, the National Government Military Commission specially approved the first-level preferential treatment, with a one-time payment of 600 yuan and an annual payment of 320 yuan.
China's Second Historical Archives Collection Aotiandu Archives Section: Lieutenant and Deputy of the Third Battalion of the 741st Regiment. Wife: Sun's
"Aotiandu (the seventeenth line to the end) in "The 17th line of the Pucheng County Chronicle of the 37th Year of the Republic of China"
In July 1946, he was awarded the temple of Martyrs. The archives in the Second Historical Archives of China and the "Draft of Pucheng County Chronicles of the 37th Year of the Republic of China" edited by Li Yuezhi in 1947 both record the name Aotiandu .
Aotiandu Martyrs' Book
June 20, 2014 Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China Evaluation Aotiandu is a martyr.
The monument in Pucheng Martyrs Memorial Hall will last forever
[Rose] Remembrance of the martyrs, pay tribute to the heroes [Rose]
[Rose] Let us forward together [Rose]
[Rose] Let more people see [Heart]
[Heart] Let us pass on the heart from hand to hand [Heart]
[Heart] Remembrance of the martyrs, express grief [Heart]
[Heart] Express faith Comfort the heroic spirit [heart]
Looking for the relatives of the martyrs
Hello, dear readers! Thank you very much for reading the series "Pucheng Anti-Japanese Heroes in Zhongtiao Mountain" compiled by us!
As of now, for the 100 anti-Japanese heroes from Pucheng who died on the front line of Zhongtiaoshan anti-Japanese at the Zhongtiao Mountain 80 years ago, due to the long time, we have only collected photos of some anti-Japanese heroes during their lifetimes. We learned that they were from the village in Pucheng County and have also contacted their relatives. But for more anti-Japanese heroes, they cannot find photos of their lives, do not record their birth and death dates, and do not know which village they are from Pucheng County and where their relatives are?
In order to better commemorate the anti-Japanese heroes, we specially compiled and published an issue of " forwarding! Together, we have found a lot of people's concern for Pucheng people, Zhongtiaoshan, anti-Japanese hero Yang Qingzhi, and found relatives. "They have also provided very valuable clues to search.But for more anti-Japanese heroes, as you will see in the (eighth) and (ninth) of "The Anti-Japanese Heroes of Pucheng in Zhongtiao Mountain", the names of heroes or " monument forever staying in " engraved on the list of heroes in the Pucheng Heroes Memorial Hall are temporarily used as their photos. For heroes who cannot be confirmed to be from which village in Pucheng County, ? will replace their dream ...
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"A Brief Description of the Anti-Japanese Martyrs of General Yang Hucheng's Old Resistance and Historical Facts" Author Wang Manyou's Photo and Introduction:
Wang Manyou's Introduction: Born in 1939 in Gaocheng Village, Hanjing Town, Pucheng County, Shaanxi Province. Weinan Normal University Chinese professor, member and researcher of the 17th Route Army Research Association of Shaanxi Red Culture Research Institute.
Source: "A Brief Description of the Anti-Japanese Martyrs of General Yang Hucheng's Old Resistance and Historical Facts" (edited by Wang Binyou, China Literature and History Press, published in January 2021)
Compiled and edited by: The Story of Yimen Village
