Recently, a prime-time TV series "Never Disappear Radio Wave" was broadcasted by the central government. After reading it, I was moved by the heroic deeds of Comrade Li Xia. After all, the role of Li Xia is a hero refined by the artistic processing and meticulous creation of screenwriters, directors and actors. The TV audience's passion for broadcasting will never disappear, and it has stood the test of time. In 1950s, Sun Daolin and Xia Yuan starred in the film Radio Never Disappear, and Sun Daolin became a famous actor in China for starring in Li Xia. 1958 was released. At that time, the cinema was packed, and it remained popular until the 1960s. At that time, when it came to Li Xia, everyone knew that it was not as low as the current ratings. School organization and unit organization in those years. That's a sea of people! Who is the prototype of Li Xia in the TV series Never Disappearing Radio Wave? Are you a creative person? Or is it true? Many people have doubts, and I have confirmed the existence of Li Xia through investigation. Li Xia was originally named Li Bai, also known as Li Huachu and Li Pu, alias Li Xia and Li Jing 'an. 19 10 was born in Liuyang, Hunan Province. 1925 joined China, and 1930 joined the Red Army to participate in the second phase of the Communication School of the Central Military Commission. He was the political commissar of the Red Fifth Army Radio Station during the Long March. I remember going to the cinema with my parents after the release of Radio Never Died. I was surprised to find that my father cried while watching! She held her mother's hand and said innocently, mom, look at dad's tears! I was only 10 years old and in the fourth grade that year. My father is a strong man. 3 1 He joined the Red Army at the age of fifteen. My grandfather was a revolutionary martyr, and my grandmother and aunt were killed by white bandits. Father found the Red Army alone, and he joined the Red Army for revenge. In the Red Army, his father Genhong Zheng Miao is a descendant of a martyr. Soon he was transferred to the Communication School of the Red Army of Chinese Workers and Peasants to study telegraphy, and was assigned to the radio operator of the Central Military Commission during the Long March. My father said that the telegrapher at that time was like an atomic bomb worker now, and the Central Committee and Chairman Mao attached great importance to it. He is well paid and can ride a horse. At that time, a colonel did not necessarily have a horse to ride. Father said that riding a mule during the Long March, radio is the treasure of the Red Army! This is also the first time I have seen my father cry. After returning home, my father said: The movie is real. Li Xia's name is Li Bai. I have never met him, but we are comrades in arms. In the 40 years of Zaoyuan in Yan 'an, Wang Zheng, director of the Third Bureau of the Central Military Commission, appointed his father to receive Shanghai Radio. This is the only secret passage between the central government and Shanghai, and it is a top secret task. Every night, I telegraph with Li Bai, who is far away in Shanghai. Father said: it is difficult. The power of Shanghai Radio Station is small, and the signal is difficult to receive and send. Comrade Li Bai sent a telegram in the white area at midnight. My father stood by the radio station at midnight every day, waiting for Li Bai's telegram. Comrade Li Bai sent and received 1000 days and nights. Every time they send and receive a telegram, they have a secret signal. They know who it is. I listened carefully, without blinking, and kept asking questions. At that time, I was young and had little knowledge. My father always tells me leisurely. This is the first time my father tells a story about the past.

Time flies. In the early 1970s, due to well-known reasons, my father retired and returned to his hometown of Ganzhou, Jiangxi Province. On his way to Shanghai, he went to visit Comrade Qiu Huiying, the widow of his old comrade Li Bai. Last time we met, 27 years have passed since the summer of 43 years. Comrades meet and hold hands with tears for a long time. My father's name is sister-in-law Qiu Huiying, and my father and Qiu Huiying are of the same age. They went to the Martyrs' Cemetery to worship the martyr Li Bai and talked late into the night. The next day, mother Qiu sent her parents to Nanchang by train. My father told me all this afterwards, and they never met again after this trip. My father's memoir Expecting Zero (a single spark can start a prairie fire 17) records in detail how Comrade Li Bai was caught by the Japanese in 43: "I was concentrating on copying the telegram sent by Shanghai Radio Station at 0: 00 that day (one day in April of 43), but Comrade Li Bai suddenly stopped sending it and sent me" PSEQRX ",which means: I have something to do, please. After more than ten minutes, Comrade Li Bai continued to deliver newspapers to me. After that, he brought me "OSEGB" seven or eight times in a row, and the last time was particularly long. Li Bai stopped sending it halfway, and I was very nervous. At this moment, the sound of "goodbye" struck my tight heartstrings like a hammer. "

After a few minutes, I called him, but there was no answer. An hour later, I called and still couldn't get an answer. I called intermittently until dawn, but I still couldn't hear the reply from my distant comrades. I took Li Baifa's heavy telegram and personally delivered it to the confidential department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

Two months later, Li Bai's wife came to Yan 'an from Shanghai with her three-year-old child and her one-year-old child. She told the leaders and comrades about the fighting and the arrest of Comrade Li Bai.

After the rescue of the Party and underground organizations, Comrade Li Bai kept his true feelings in prison and kept the secrets of the Party strictly. After he got out of prison, he took part in a new battle. After that, my father had no contact with Comrade Li Bai. In February 65438+, 48-year-old Comrade Li Bai was arrested and imprisoned by Kuomintang reactionaries. He remained steadfast and died heroically in May, 49, at the age of 39. After liberation, I heard from comrades that Comrade Li Bai passed away. Sighing, while filming the movie "Never Gone Radio", the comrades in the crew went to my father for advice. There is inevitable artistic processing in TV series, which makes Comrade Li Bai's image higher and fuller and deeply rooted in people's hearts.

I have a deep love affair with Never Gone Radio. In the TV series, Li Xia sent a telegram to Yan 'an, and I couldn't help thinking of that war-torn era, when Uncle Li Bai's never-ending radio waves arrived in Yan 'an, where his father received the good news of victory. I seem to hear the ticking of the electric key. I seem to see Uncle Li Bai and his father waving to me in the sky. The martyr Li Bai is immortal.

Father profile: Comrade Yuan, from Ganxian County, Jiangxi Province, 19 15. He joined the Communist Youth League in February, joined the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants in June of the same year, and 1932 was transferred to * * in June. During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, he was re-elected as the monitor of the Red Army Military Department, and then entered the ninth phase of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army Communication School to study wireless telegraphy and join the army for the Long March. Later, he served as a trainee operator in the first army of the Radio Battalion of the Central Military Commission, and as an operator in the second division of the first army corps and the first war department. After arriving in northern Shaanxi, he worked as a radio operator in the Second Division of the Radio Station of the Military Commission, the 73rd Division and 75th Division of the Red Fifteen Army Corps and the Army Radio Station, and served as the captain of the radio station of the 74th Division. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he served as the director and captain of the Second Radio Department of the Central Military Commission, and served as the captain of Wutai of the Northeast Democratic Allied Command during the War of Liberation. Now he has left his post and is recuperating in Ganzhou, Jiangxi. 1984, the former unit returned to Shenyang to rest, and died in Shenyang from 65438 to 0998 at the age of 84.