Who are the people who are not afraid of danger and sacrifice themselves for others?

1. Zhao Dengyu:

After the outbreak of the all-out war of resistance, in late July, tens of thousands of Japanese troops, under the cover of aircraft and tanks, marched toward Peiping, Tianjin and nearby strategic areas. A massive attack on key areas. Zhao Dengyu, who served as the commander of the 132nd Division, led his troops to fight against the Japanese invasion and guard Nanyuan outside Beijing. The troops fought alone and suffered heavy losses under the indiscriminate bombardment of enemy artillery fire and aircraft.

Zhao Dengyu led his troops to stick to their position and fight to the death. On July 28, while being ordered to retreat to Peiping, he was ambushed by the Japanese army and died heroically for his country. He was only 39 years old when he died.

2. Wang Shaoqi:

In 1944, a large number of Japanese and puppet troops rode up in the thick fog from the west of Lizhuangzi Village. Zhou Wenbin, the head of the Special Committee Organization, made a prompt decision. The security forces guarded the position to cover, and the cadres of the agency quickly moved to Yangjiapu Village.

In this critical situation, Wang Shaoqi was calm and determined, commanding the comrades around him to retreat while fighting, and taking care of the injured comrades. When they retreated to the hillside, Bu Rongjiu was unfortunately shot in the abdomen. When Wang Shaoqi saw him, he immediately rushed forward to bandage his comrades, regardless of the bullets flying in the face.

At this moment, a bullet whizzed over and penetrated Wang Shaoqi's chest, causing serious injuries. He realized that it was impossible for him to break out of the encirclement. In order to strictly guard the party's secrets, he struggled to set fire to the confidential documents he carried with him. As the flames rose, dozens of enemy troops were immediately attracted. Wang Shaoqi only had about ten bullets left. He endured the severe pain and accurately fired bullets of hatred at the enemy.

3. Yang Jingyu

After the Japanese army suffered successive attacks, they hurriedly dispatched the Puppet Army Suo Brigade to deal with the 1st Anti-Alliance Route Army, consisting of one cavalry regiment and two infantry regiments. A mixed brigade with excellent weapons. After Yang Jingyu received the information, he led his team to set up an ambush near the mouth of Mosquito Valley. After a fierce battle, three to four hundred people from Suo Brigade were eliminated. In early August, Suo Brigade fell into my ambush and was completely wiped out.

On February 23, 1940, Yang Jingyu fought alone with a large number of Japanese aggressors in the ice and snow, with no ammunition or food. After fighting for several days and nights, he was killed in Mengjiang County (now Jingyu County, Jilin Province). ) heroic sacrifice.

4. Ye Xin:

In the early morning of March 4, 2003, Ye Xin came to the department early as usual: to inspect the wards, understand the condition of critically ill patients, arrange isolation wards, Although she felt tired and unwell before going to work, she still insisted on being busy in the department and paying close attention to the condition of each patient. After working hard all morning, I didn't drink a sip of water or eat a sip of food. I just felt sleepy and painful all over my body and had to crawl into bed to rest.

Just after noon, the extremely tired head nurse Ye began to have fever symptoms and had to go to the ward for isolation and observation. The disease finally did not let her go. She sacrificed her precious life on the battlefield against SARS and was named one of the 100 people who touched China since the founding of New China.

5. Captain Halway

Captain Halway was the captain of the "Normandy". When the "Normandy" was about to sink after the collision with the "Mary", he After rescuing all passengers, he sank with the ship and died heroically.

Captain Halway’s lofty humanitarian spirit and his devotion to duty and sacrifice spirit deeply moved the author, so Hugo wrote this article to express his gratitude to Captain Halway of praise and admiration.