1. wang pu, also known as wang pu. Wang pu was born in 1929 and died in 1943. He was born in Wanxian County, Hebei Province. He lives in Yechang Village, Wanxian County, Hebei Province at the foot of Shiling Mountain in Taihang Mountain. 1 1 years old, he was elected as the head of the youth league. He was only 13 years old when he died. Wang Pu was born in a poor peasant family in the village. When he began to understand, Japanese robbers launched the "July 7" Lugouqiao Incident, invaded North China, and the war burned to his hometown Taihang Mountain. The brutal acts of burning, killing and looting by the Japanese invaders ignited the fire of national hatred in wang pu's young mind.
On one occasion, all the villagers in Yechang Village were driven together by the Japanese invaders, and Wang Pu was one of them. The Japanese invaders took the list of village cadres and families of anti-Japanese soldiers provided by the traitor Jin Zhu and asked the traitors to translate them one by one. Then the dog traitor grinned and asked Wang Pu, "Are you Wang Pu, the head of the Children's League in Yechang Village?" . Wang Puli ignored the dog traitor. "You must know where the things of the Eighth Route Army are hidden. Go home when you say it. " I don't know! Even if I knew, I wouldn't tell the devil and you dog traitor! "wang pu replied with a straight face. Suddenly, the Japanese invaders pulled out the oriental command knife, pointed at Wang Pu's chest and shouted, "Yours, Xiaoba Road, tell me quickly, or you will die!" Facing the bayonet of the Japanese invaders, Wang Pu remembered the "Five No Oaths", Uncle Zhang and Uncle Xiu, and even remembered his oath of leading the youth league members "The head can be broken, the blood can flow, and the secrets can't be leaked!" So he held his head high, fearless in the face of death, and shouted: "Down with the Japanese devils! Down with the dog traitor! "In this way, Wang Pu bravely sacrificed his young life for the Eighth Route Army and the motherland.
2. Wang Erxiao
1929 was born in Shangzhuang Village, Laiyuan County, Hebei Province. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Wang Erxiao's hometown was an anti-Japanese base of the Eighth Route Army, which was often "swept" by Japanese devils. Wang Erxiao is a member of the Children's Alliance. He often stands guard for the Eighth Route Army when grazing cattle on the hillside. 1942 10 10/25 (September of the lunar calendar 16), the Japanese came to "mop up" again and got lost when they reached the mountain pass. The enemy saw Wang Erxiao herding cattle on the hillside and asked him to lead the way. Wang Erxiao pretended to obey and went ahead. In order to defend the villagers in hiding, he led the enemy into the ambush circle of the Eighth Route Army. Suddenly, gunshots rang out in all directions. Knowing that the enemy had been cheated, he angrily killed Wang Erxiao with a bayonet and threw him heavily on a stone. Just then, the Eighth Route Army rushed down from the mountain and wiped out all the enemies.
After Wang Erxiao's death, local soldiers and civilians buried him on the hillside of Liujiazhuang. At that time, Comrade Zhang Shikui, a cadre of Laiyuan Youth Rescue Committee (now a retired cadre in Baoding), got the news and immediately reported it to the Youth Rescue Committee in the Border Region. Shanxi Daily published the news in the first edition. According to this report, the poet Fang Bing and the poet Qi Fu immediately wrote the song "Singing Two Little Boys Playing Cowherd". This song has been sung to this day and has infected countless teenagers. Now, Wang Erxiao's grave is covered with grass. The big stone dyed red by his blood still lies quietly in the ravine. People call it "the bloody stone".
3. Li Aimin
Li Aimin is an anti-Japanese hero in Taihang Mountain area. 1942 spring, 1 1 year-old Li Aimin served as the leader of the anti-Japanese children's group in the village. One day, Commander Zhong of the Eighth Route Army asked him to cross the enemy blockade to deliver an "urgent" letter. Without further ado, Li Aimin went home to catch up with his beloved little donkey, took a straw rope and sickle, put the letter in his socks and set off.
Seeing the enemy's blockade smoothly all the way, he suddenly found a figure with a gun shaking on the mound not far ahead. No, the Japanese mobile sentry is on to him. What shall we do? Li Aimin had a brainwave and grabbed a thin piece of cow dung to cover him. Then he drove the donkey into the grass slope and bent down to mow the grass. "Bagya Road, put your hands up!" Suddenly, the devil around behind him grabbed him by the collar. Another Japanese officer looked Li Aimin in the eye and shouted, "Arrest the special agent of the Eighth Route Army!"
"I'm here to let the donkey mow the grass. Look, that's a pile of grass I cut. Isn't that my little black donkey? " Li Aimin responded tactfully.
Seeing that he was covered in dung, the devil kicked him down, muttered a few words, and turned around and left. Xiaomaimin got up with a sharp pain, stumbled and drove the donkey straight to the path, and successfully completed the task of delivering letters. Late the next night, the temporary Japanese stronghold here was cleared by the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army 14 regiment and the joint defense militia.
Unfortunately, this little anti-Japanese hero fell under the butcher's knife in 1943 to protect the villagers from falling into enemy hands. That year, he 12 years old.