Recently, I was preparing to accept an interview with the city TV station on the deeds of Jin Boyang, an anti-Japanese national hero. I checked the relevant information and found that there was such a passage on the Chinese heroes on the Internet. Please read it and see if there is any problem.
11 As an inspector of the provincial party committee, Jin Boyang inspected the Panshi Central County Party Committee and the South Manchurian guerrillas. He was active and enthusiastic, united local comrades, and made his work lively. In the battle, he led the way and was deeply loved by the soldiers. On September 18, 1933, the South Manchurian guerrillas were expanded into the Independent Division of the First Army of the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army. Jin Boyang is still active in the Independent Division and its guerrilla base as an inspector of the provincial party committee. The Japanese invaders were very afraid of this armed force and mobilized more than 12,000 Japanese and puppet troops to launch a large-scale "encirclement and suppression" of the Panshi guerrilla base. On November 15, the guerrillas marched through the Hanlong Bay area of Jinchuan border and were suddenly attacked by the traitor Shao Benliang's unit. Jin Boyang died heroically to cover the retreat of the main force, at the age of 26.
Do you see any problem? There is a serious typo in the article. The Japanese invaders mobilized more than 112,000 html Japanese puppet troops, I was dizzy and thought I had mobilized more than 1.02 million Japanese puppet troops, but it felt very unreal. How many Japanese and puppet troops could have been in the entire Northeast China at that time? If you look closely, it is very likely that the numbers were not correct, so you used a box of "". This author's typo, coupled with the editor-in-charge's insanity, makes people feel confused. The real situation is that 12,000 Japanese and puppet troops were mobilized to launch a large-scale "encirclement and suppression" of the Panshi guerrilla base.
The afternoon of the previous day, a netizen sent an article about the struggle between a municipal party secretary named Zhang in Lushun Prison in Dalian. The article reads: In 1933, he was sentenced to ten years in prison by the Japanese and puppet authorities for rumoring a traitor and was imprisoned in Lushun Prison. He was arrested and imprisoned several times for the sake of revolutionary work. This time he was arrested and imprisoned, and he was particularly loyal and unyielding. He publicly promoted communist views everywhere and debated different views. He had strong ability and prestige among prisoners, so the guards were afraid that he would be three points. I was also afraid that he would connect and spread communist ideas and influence the reform of prisoners, and he was not assigned to work in the factory. He also beat Japanese prisoners and guards in prison. After reading the article, I was speechless for a moment. When communicating with netizens, I think it is very similar to a drama about the anti-Japanese war in prison.
