During the Anti-Japanese War, Ma Benzhai organized a Hui Muslim detachment to bravely fight against the Japanese invading army. In order to lure and eliminate the Hui detachment, the Japanese army captured Ma Benzhai's mother.

During the Anti-Japanese War, Ma Benzhai organized a Huimin Detachment and bravely fought against the Japanese invading army. In order to lure and eliminate the Hui army, the Japanese army captured Ma Benzhai's mother. Ma Benzhai was a famous filial son. He was anxious after hearing the news, but he quickly realized that this was an enemy's conspiracy to lure him to send troops rashly. The soldiers knew about it and came to ask for the fight, asking to rescue Ma's mother. Ma Benzhai said to everyone calmly and calmly: "My good brother! My mother was captured by the Japanese, and I felt more uncomfortable than a knife. But at this critical moment of national survival, what is more important than the great cause of anti-Japanese war? Even if my mother was killed by the Japanese, she died for the nation. Even though he died, he was still alive, as heavy as Mount Tai!" Ma Benzhai and the Huimin Detachment never acted rashly.

Japanese army threatened and tempted Mama's mother and asked her to write a letter to persuade her son to surrender. Mama's mother was loyal and unyielding, and fought on a hunger strike, and finally died gloriously. This is exactly: the son is brave enough to fight against Japan and is terrifying the enemy's courage; the mother is better off being broken than being a complete one.