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Revolutionary Minnan

Li Zifang was born in a patriotic overseas Chinese family in Cendou Village, yongningzhen, shishi city. 1924 crossed the ocean and came to the Philippines; /kloc-in the autumn of 0/927, he returned to China to study and decided to join the revolution; May 1930, participated in China * * *; 1In April, 932, he joined the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants, participated in the fourth and fifth anti-encirclement campaigns and the 25,000-mile Long March, and War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was appointed as the organization minister of the Political Department of the New Fourth Army. 194 1 captured in the "Southern Anhui Incident";

1942 On April 29th, he was killed by the Kuomintang die-hards in Shangrao concentration camp in Jiangxi. Under the leadership of China * * *, from 1928 to the liberation of southern Fujian, Wushan has always been an important revolutionary base for the people of southern Fujian to oppose imperialism, feudalism and bureaucracy and overthrow reactionary rule. During the War of Liberation, Wu Shan became the seat of the Minnan Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the revolutionary war burned to Xiamen. Following the peaceful riots in March 1928, the first shot of the armed struggle of the workers and peasants revolution in Fujian was fired. The Party has successively established Raohe Zhao Pu County Committee, Yunhe Zhaowei County Committee in Wushan, Xiao Yun. In the long-term revolutionary struggle, many Red Army commanders, Red Army soldiers and Wushan people formed the 48th Regiment of the 6th Army of the Red Army of Workers and Peasants, the 3rd Company of Raohe Zhao Pu, the Independent Camp of Fujian-Guangdong Border Region, the Minnan Political Security Team and the 4th Brigade of Wang Tao Detachment. Establish a revolutionary regime and carry out the agrarian revolution. Especially in the early days of the Liberation War, the Minnan Committee of the Communist Party of China moved to Wu Shan and led the rural guerrilla warfare and the struggle of the second battlefield of the city in the whole Minnan area, including Xiamen, Zhangzhou and Quanzhou. Until we cooperated with the confederate army to liberate the whole territory of southern Fujian. In the long-term revolutionary struggle, many * * * members, Red Army soldiers and Wushan people fought bravely for the birth of the new China, including more than 900 cadres and soldiers who died for the revolution in Wushan area and more than 3 100 in the old areas. They defended the Wushan Red Flag with their blood and lives, creating a historical monument. Their epic deeds will surely arouse people's endless memories and feelings. A story about the struggle of martyrs in Xiamen. 1926, Chen 19 years old, joined the northern expedition army and joined China in the same year. 1928 engaged in secret traffic to the Central Soviet Area in Xiamen and Zhangzhou. 193 1 was arrested in Xiamen and detained in Fuzhou prison. In prison, he was indomitable and showed a man's noble character. 1933, Chen was rescued from prison by the organization and was appointed as the propaganda minister of Lianjiang County Committee of the Communist Party of China, which made outstanding contributions to the establishment of the Soviet area. After the Red Army's Long March, he got in touch with the Fujian-Guangdong Border Special Committee in Wushan and continued to work for the Party. 1939 died at the age of 32. During the Second Revolutionary Civil War, Lu Dao, then secretary of Minnan prefectural party committee, came to Wushan and took part in a three-year guerrilla war. When War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out, on behalf of the Red Army in Fujian-Guangdong Border Region, he negotiated with the Guangdong Army 175 Division on "stopping the civil war and cooperating against Japan" and reached a political agreement on June 26th. In the 17 years underground and behind enemy lines, we experienced difficulties and obstacles, fought bravely, were selfless and fearless, and stood upright. In the early days of the Liberation War, Lu Dao actively led guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines in southern Fujian, and made valuable contributions to the liberation of Fujian Province.