" My Fathers in the War of Resistance (2)" was published on time. 37 descendants of the generals of the Anti-Japanese War told the stories of their fathers' Anti-Japanese War from different perspectives: Chen Shiju captured the first Japanese prisoner of the Eighth Route Army, Wang Yaonan commanded the commando team to dig out The tunnel exploded in Yushe City. Li Tianyou commanded the war against Japan for the first time and served as the main attacker in the Pingxingguan Battle. Lu Ruilin removed the Japanese tourist group and Xingzhong arranged to rescue Japanese girls. Zhu Liangcai came up with a plan to issue the Leaf Order, strictly instructing not to compete with the people during the famine. Leaves...
"My Fathers in the Anti-Japanese War (Part 2)" was published on time. 37 descendants of anti-Japanese war generals told the stories of their fathers' anti-Japanese war from different perspectives: Chen Shiju captured the first Japanese prisoner of the Eighth Route Army, and Wang Yaonan commanded the commando team to dig tunnels and explode. In Kaiyushe City, Li Tianyou commanded the war against Japan for the first time and took charge of the main attack in the Pingxingguan Battle. Lu Ruilin took away the Japanese tourist group, Xingzhong arranged to rescue Japanese girls, Zhu Liangcai came up with a plan to issue a leaf order, strictly prohibiting fighting with the people for leaves during the famine...
The smoke of war has dissipated, and in times of peace, our fathers continue to set an example: General Chen Shiju declined a birthday party and celebrated his 86th birthday with a jar of water; General Chen Yaonan only received a set of general uniforms, saying that saving one set would help poor areas The common people had food and clothing; General Zhu Liangcai wrote "Zhu De's Carrying Pole" and it was selected into Chinese textbooks without signing his name... During the reporter's interview, the descendants of the Anti-Japanese War generals recalled their fathers, and the small things in life affected their lives. "My Fathers in the Anti-Japanese War" published by
this year is the second volume planned and published by the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall. As early as 2015, the first volume of "My Fathers in the War of Resistance", co-written by 34 descendants of the generals of the Anti-Japanese War, aroused strong repercussions in society after its publication. Li Zongyuan, director of the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall, said that every story included in the book is a true record of the Anti-Japanese War ancestors who defended their homeland and resisted foreign aggression. The deeds of the 37 Anti-Japanese War generals published this time are in addition to the 34 Anti-Japanese War generals published previously. The deeds are just a drop in the ocean in the magnificent Anti-Japanese War. If conditions are ripe in the future, we will continue to dig into more and more touching stories of the Anti-Japanese War and continue to write "My Fathers in the Anti-Japanese War". "This is a contribution to the contemporary, "Many old people can't type, so they sent a thick stack of handwritten manuscripts to the editorial board," said Wang Taihe, the son of General Wang Yaonan and the planner of "My Fathers in the War of Resistance." It is also a touching process. Among the relatives and descendants of the generals of the Anti-Japanese War, the eldest are already octogenarians, and the younger ones are over fifty. Some are still suffering from diseases all year round, but the whole family still recalls their ancestors and looks for old photos together. , write information, hoping to leave a historically accurate story of the Anti-Japanese War to future generations.
"I know that my father does not belong to me personally, but to that era, to the country, to the whole nation." Zhu Xiaoqiu, the daughter of Zhu Liangcai, said this, which also represents the voice of the descendants of the anti-Japanese war generals. Telling "My fathers were in the Anti-Japanese War" is not only the best memorial to the generals and heroes of the Anti-Japanese War, but also allows more people, especially young people, to understand the stories of the Anti-Japanese War martyrs and inherit the spirit of the Anti-Japanese War.
Source: Beijing Evening News reporter Sun Ying
