Thoughts on [Urgent] Going to Shijiazhuang Martyrs Cemetery

1. On September 3rd, 6 years ago, the people of China celebrated and finally defeated the Japanese invaders. Today, 6 years later, the people of China are still reminiscing about that great victory. Gunfire, generous lamentation, and hard work are like yesterday. However, time flies, and in a blink of an eye, 6 years have passed.

on the 3rd, Shijiazhuang was sunny and crisp in autumn. In this city, reporters are eagerly looking for various commemorative activities of the masses, and at the same time looking for the historical memory left by that war-a memory that is far away but still clear.

The reporter first came to the Hebei Provincial Museum, where a photo exhibition commemorating the 6th anniversary of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory is being held. The exhibition is very impressive: there are bodies of China soldiers and civilians charred by the Japanese army, and heads cut off by the Japanese army. A statistical table shows that more than 27, China people were killed in the Xuanhua Massacre in Hebei Province in December 1937 ... The picture also records the heroic resistance of China soldiers and civilians and their final victory. Walking out of the north gate of the museum, I saw many doves flying and resting on the east side of the Cultural Square. Innocent children, led by their parents, either fed the pigeons or chased them happily.

In Ping 'an Park, the reporter saw many tourists strolling leisurely in the park. Groups of old people are playing chess and cards intently; Babies babbling are lying in wheelbarrows, looking at the world curiously ... However, who would have thought that during the Anti-Japanese War, it was once the "South Barracks", a place of purgatory for soldiers and civilians in North China in China, where many anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians were imprisoned and died?

The reporter went to the Martyrs Cemetery in North China Military Region again. In a building on the west side of the cemetery, "Hero Hebei-Anti-Japanese heroic deeds exhibition" is being held. There are graves of Dr. Bethune and Dr. Ke Dihua in the park. Both international friends died on the battlefield in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, China. Two tombs, one east and the other west, are quietly located in the garden, and the cypresses are green. I don't know who put a bunch of golden chrysanthemums in front of Dr. Bethune's grave.

Shijiazhuang is a young city. At the beginning of the 2 th century, it was only a small village with only 6 people-Shijiazhuang village. Later, with the Beijing-Guangzhou and Shitai railways built one after another and meeting here, small villages gradually flourished. In 1925, Shijiazhuang Village merged with the nearby Xiumen Village to form Shimen City. On October 1th, 1937, the Japanese invaders occupied Shimen.

aggression is doomed to struggle. When the Japanese invaders trampled on China's territory, all parts of the country, including Shijiazhuang, resisted and attacked the invaders. The anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians in Shijiazhuang carried out various forms of struggle against the enemy, among which the "Hundred Regiments War", in which Jingxing was one of the main battlefields, killed more than 25,8 Japanese puppet troops. After 1944, five riots broke out in the "South Barracks", of which more than 3 people successfully escaped in the first riot. South of Shijiazhuang, Liu Bocheng and Deng Xiaoping led the 129 th Division to repeatedly hit the Japanese army; The Yanling team in the north bravely and skillfully attacked the Japanese aggressors in Baiyangdian; In the Central Hebei Plain, the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians behind enemy lines created various tactics such as "tunnel warfare" and "sparrow warfare" ... In the frontal battlefields of East China and South China, the China army bravely launched a series of tragic general battles with the Japanese army.

Time flies. The tragic history of the Anti-Japanese War more than 6 years ago has gradually faded away, and it seems to be floating in the dust of history. But it will remain in the memory of Chinese people forever and will never be erased. The great victory 6 years ago will always inspire future generations and make people more brave!

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North China Martyrs Cemetery is located at No.343, Zhongshan West Road, Shijiazhuang City, the capital of Hebei Province. Sitting facing south, it covers an area of 21, square meters. For more than 4 years, the Martyrs Cemetery in North China Military Region has been warmly cared by Party committees and governments at all levels and relevant departments. In the new historical period, especially since the promulgation of the Outline for the Implementation of Patriotism Education by the Central Committee, the CPC Hebei Provincial Committee and the provincial government have attached great importance to the construction of its patriotism education base. In 1995, the provincial party committee and government, together with Shijiazhuang Municipal Party Committee, Municipal Government and Provincial Civil Affairs Department, allocated 2.23 million yuan to build and rebuild the infrastructure of the cemetery on a large scale. Now, the park is full of pines, cypresses and trees. The main buildings are: Martyrs Monument, Monument Hall, Martyrs Memorial Hall, Revolutionary Cultural Relics Hall, Dr. Bethune's Mausoleum and Bethune Memorial Hall, Dr. Ke Dihua's Mausoleum and the Indian Medical Aid Team Memorial Hall, Dong Zhentang and Zhao Bosheng Monument Pavilion, Martyrs Memorial Pavilion, Film and Television Hall, etc.

Today, I have the honor to come to the glorious and serious North China Martyrs Cemetery. I am very excited and very sad. The martyrs who have paid for the motherland are so glorious. I am really excited to see what they have done for the motherland!

Bethune (189 ~ 1939), a great internationalist fighter, was born in Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada. He has been stubborn and competitive since childhood, and he is full of opinions. After graduating from Gongsai Kaice Private School and Aong Gorge High School, he entered the University of Toronto to study biology. After the outbreak of World War I in 1914, he was drafted into the army and served in the field medical team of the First Division of the Royal Canadian Army. After being injured, he returned to the University of Toronto to continue his studies. In 1917, he was enlisted for the second time, joined the Royal Canadian Navy, served as an assistant medical officer in a warship, and later served in the Royal Air Force. In 1918, he retired in England. In January 1923, he took the membership examination of the Royal Society of Surgeons in Edinburgh, England, and was successfully selected. In the spring of 1933, he went to Herman Ziffer Hospital in Detroit, USA as acting director of surgery. In November 1935, Bethune joined the Canadian Production Party. At 5: 12 on November 12, 1939, Bethune died in Huangshikou Village, Tangxian County, Hebei Province. This great soldier has made great contributions to China's anti-Japanese war. Similarly, the people of China have built a relatively large-scale memorial hall for him. After entering the memorial hall, they are confronted with a map of the world! On the left hand side is Bethune Memorial Hall. After going straight to the memorial hall, I saw a lot of information about him, some deeds before his death, and the tools he used before his death, which made me see what kind of hard conditions he treated China people before his death. It was great. I really hope I can be such a great man.

I also saw many monumental portraits of great men, such as my hometown: Ma Benzhai. What he and his mother did really won the hearts of our Cangzhou people! The army it leads is called the Iron Army, which can't be defeated and dragged on. Ma Benzhai was smart since childhood, studied in a private school, and had a good knowledge of literature and ink. When he was a teenager, he went to the Northeast with his father and joined the Fengjun (Northeast Army). After graduating from Jiangwu Hall in Northeast China in 1924, he was promoted from a soldier to a colonel. After the September 18th Incident in 1931, because of dissatisfaction with the warlord's rule, he resolutely abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown to farm.

There are countless martyrs in this martyrs cemetery. I really can't remember who to say, because the deeds of each martyr are so great and glorious that I don't know who to write about now! From here, I know that the function of the Martyrs Cemetery is to let us know the greatness and glory of the martyrs, to let us know that life is hard-won, to cherish it, to study hard, to contribute to the future of the motherland, to make the country stand in the forest of powerful countries in the world, not to be bullied by others, and to live better and happier in other countries!