During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, many revolutionary martyrs emerged in our country. They sacrificed their lives for the better future of the country and sacrificed their precious lives. In 1916, Wang Zhifang was born in a wealthy family. Because there wer

During the War of Resistance Against Japan , many revolutionary martyrs emerged in our country. They sacrificed their lives for the better future of the country and sacrificed their precious lives. In addition to those heroes who fought bravely, their families also made indelible contributions.

During the Anti-Japanese War, our soldier Chen Zhongzhu was unfortunately killed by the enemy. After his death, the Japanese army cut off his head in order to seek credit. After hearing about this, his wife Wang Zhifang went to the Japanese military camp with her pregnant body and asked her to get her husband's head back.

1916, Wang Zhifang was born in a wealthy family. Because there are many idle houses in the family, her father rented out many rooms. In this case, she met one of the tenants, Chen Zhongzhu.

Chen Zhongzhu's family is in trouble, but he is determined to serve the country and join the army. Under the influence of the environment at that time, Chen Zhongzhu was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy with his own efforts. Later, after graduation, he became a instructor at a university.

Chen Zhongzhu rented a house in Wang Zhifang. The two were about the same age and fell in love over and over again. Wang Zhifang admired this capable and responsible boy very much. Not long after, the two completed the marriage procedures and officially got married. Not long after, Wang Zhifang gave birth to two lovely daughters for Chen Zhongzhu.

With the failure of the civil war, Chen Zhongzhu received an order sent by his superiors, asking him to go to Chongqing immediately and accept the tasks arranged by the organization. However, the domestic situation is in turmoil, and their two daughters are too young, so Chen Zhongzhu discussed with Wang Zhifang and kept them at home for the time being, and Wang Zhifang was taken care of by Wang Zhifang. Chen Zhongzhu went to Chongqing alone to work.

In the war era, a letter from home could be worth ten thousand gold. Shortly after Chen Zhongzhu left, news from Chongqing continued to come, but Wang Zhifang could not wait for Chen Zhongzhu's letter. Wang Zhifang, who was waiting hard at home, didn't want to wait helplessly in the empty house. She made up her mind to go to Chongqing to find her husband.

Wang Zhifang came to Chongqing and began to inquire about her husband everywhere. But there were refugees everywhere, and no one knew where Chen Zhongzhu was. Wang Zhifang was not discouraged. She took the initiative to go to the military base and inquire whenever she saw someone. Finally, under Wang Zhifang's insistence, she found her husband Chen Zhongzhu.

The two met again after a long separation, and they were mixed with emotions. Perhaps because of the death of the battlefield, Chen Zhongzhu decided to keep his wife and take her with him. In this way, Wang Zhifang began his life with the army. She followed the army and was responsible for taking care of Chen Zhongzhu's diet and daily life. Not long after, Wang Zhifang became pregnant again.

At this moment, the Japanese and puppet troops suddenly launched a large-scale attack. Chen Zhongzhu received an order from his superiors to launch a fierce war with the Japanese army. Before leaving, he told Wang Zhifang that if he could not come back alive, he would name the child in his womb Chen Zhi, which means inheriting his father's wishes. Wang Zhifang didn't say anything, but just kept crying at her husband.

days ago, Chen Zhongzhu was shot six times in this battle and unfortunately died. What is unacceptable is that in order to seek credit from superiors, the Japanese army cut off Chen Zhongzhu's head and brought it back to their base.

Wang Zhifang waited for a while, but finally waited for her husband's headless body. She was very sad and angry. She immediately went to the Japanese garrison alone regardless of the obstruction of the troops, asking to meet the commander opposite, saying that she was Chen Zhongzhu's wife Wang Zhifang, and came to the camp to get her husband Chen Zhongzhu's head back.

Japanese commander Nanbu Xiangji was shocked when he heard his subordinates' reply. He immediately ordered his subordinates to put Wang Zhifang in the garrison. Wang Zhifang felt sad when she saw her husband's head being placed on the enemy's table, but she held back her tears and waited for the arrival of the Japanese commander.

Southern Xiangji saw that Wang Zhifang was pregnant and admired her even more. He apologized to Wang Zhifang and explained to him that the two met on the battlefield because of different national positions. However, he admired Chen Zhongzhu very much and now he admired Wang Zhifang very much.

Wang Zhifang didn't say much, but asked if she could take her husband's head away. After Nanbu Xiangji nodded in agreement, she walked forward slowly, carefully wrapped her husband's head, and walked out of the enemy camp with tears.

When Wang Zhifang returned to the station, he asked the doctor to suture Chen Zhongzhu's body and head, and reported to his superiors that he could take her husband's body back to his hometown for burial. But because the battle was too fierce at that time, her application failed. Finally, with the help of the villagers, he chose to bury Chen Zhongzhu nearby.

Conclusion: It was not until after the founding of New China that Wang Zhifang moved her husband Chen Zhongzhu's bones back to her hometown with the help of the government. Later, Wang Zhifang did not remarry. She raised her three children alone and set up scholarships in the name of her husband to help some poor students complete their studies. And she has also spent the rest of her life remembering her husband.