In which battle was Lin Juemin killed?
Lin Juemin (1887—191May) was born in Min County, Fujian Province (now Fuzhou). China is a pioneer of democracy and a martyr of revolution.
When I was a teenager, I accepted the idea of democratic revolution and respected the theory of freedom and equality. During my study in Japan, I joined the China League. He returned to China in the spring of191/and wrote his last book, The Wife's Book, on April 24th. Later, he and his relatives Lin and Fang Shengdong participated in the Guangzhou Uprising of revolutionaries such as Huang Xing and Fang Shengdong, and were wounded and captured on the way. After his peaceful death, he was called one of the "Seventy-two Martyrs of Huanghuagang" in history.
Lin Juemin died heroically and was buried in Huanghuagang Martyrs Cemetery at the southern foot of Baiyun Mountain in northern Guangzhou.
Huanghuagang Cemetery faces south, and the building is grand and magnificent. Founded in 19 12, the tomb is engraved with the word "the end of the great god" in Sun Yat-sen's book. The tomb of the martyrs was built on the top of the mountain, and Jigong Square stood in front of it. The pines and cypresses on both sides of the tomb set off the solemn atmosphere of yellow flowers reflecting blood in the garden. There are also octagonal pavilions, square pools and stone bridges in the park. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the government built a fence outside the cemetery. 196 1 year, first announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit.
Lin Juemin's life?
1887 (13th year of Guangxu), born in Sanfang and Qixiang, Fuzhou. When he was a child, he adopted his uncle as his son. His heir father is a well-educated and versatile student who is famous for his poems. Stepmother is a kind and caring person, a typical wife and mother. Lin Juemin was born smart, and he was obsessed with reading. He was deeply loved by his successor's father, who taught him to read from an early age. After taking part in the imperial examination, I didn't mean to seek fame, so I wrote the seven characters "Teenagers don't look at Wan Huhou" on the paper and left the examination room.
1902 (in the 28th year of Guangxu reign), he was admitted to Quan Min University Hall (now Fuzhou No.1 Middle School), and began to accept the idea of democratic revolution and advocate the theory of freedom and equality.
1905 (thirty-one year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty), he returned to his hometown and married Chen Yiying.
Lin Juemin, a teenager, felt that education was corrupt and praised Zou Rong's Revolutionary Army for saying that "revolution and education should go hand in hand". He and several progressive students found a house in northern Fujian and started their own private school.
Lin Juemin also set up a girls' school at home, and mobilized his wife, cousin Lin and other relatives and friends 10 to sign up. He personally taught Chinese courses, criticized feudal ethics, and introduced the social system and gender equality in advanced countries in Europe and America. Under his persuasion, many women in the family let go one after another, and some people entered Fuzhou Women's Normal School to study and became the first graduates of the school.
In order to stimulate citizens' revolutionary ideas, Lin Juemin and his classmates set up a newspaper reading room, which contained pamphlets such as Revolutionary Army of Zou Rong and Looking Back of Chen Tianhua, and subscribed to progressive newspapers such as People's Daily, Su Daily, Zhejiang Daily and China Women's Daily of Qiu Jin.
Lin Juemin is particularly good at making speeches and often propagandizes revolutionary truth. One night, he participated in the activities of the Patriotic Association at Qixingjun Temple in Jinxiang, the city, and delivered a speech entitled "Saving the Nation to Survive", which made him cry. A supervisor in the auditorium of Quan Min University happened to be there. Afterwards, he said to people: "People who died in the Qing Dynasty must be in this generation!"
1907 (thirty-three years of Guangxu), Lin Juemin bid farewell to Chen Yiying and went to Japan to study at his own expense, specializing in Japanese.
1908 (thirty-four years of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty), transferred to Keio University to study liberal arts, majoring in philosophy, and learning English and German. Soon, he joined the China League and became the backbone member of 14 branch (Fujian branch).
191165438+1At the end of October (January of the third year of Qing Dynasty), the China League established a coordination department in Hong Kong to instigate the Guangzhou Uprising. Zhao Sheng and Huang Xing are respectively the director and deputy director of the overall planning department. Lin Juemin learned that after coming back from Japan to participate in the Guangzhou Uprising, he went to Hong Kong, and then returned to Fujian to convene the Revolutionary Volunteers.
19 1 1 On April 9, 2008 (April 9, the third year of Qing Dynasty), Lin Juemin said goodbye and boarded a boat from Mawei to Hong Kong with more than 20 people.
19 1 1 April1(April 11th, Qing Dynasty), Lin Juemin arrived in Hongkong. At this time, people who participated in the uprising came from all over the country. Lin Juemin traveled between Hongkong and Guangzhou, and was responsible for escorting these people into Guangzhou.
1911On April 23rd (April 23rd, 3rd year of Qing Dynasty), Huang Xing sneaked into Guangzhou from Hong Kong to preside over the uprising.
1911On the evening of April 24th, the third year of Qing Dynasty, Lin Juemin went home to visit his parents and his wife Chen Yiying, and told his family that the school was having a cherry blossom holiday. Chen Yiying was pregnant at that time. In Hongkong, Lin Juemin wrote a letter to his father and a letter to his wife with a handkerchief late at night.
19 1 1 April 25 (April 25, Qing dynasty), the Qing government sent more troops to Guangzhou, stepped up its search and arrest, and some secret organs were destroyed. Huang Xing had to temporarily decide to launch an uprising on the 27th, and the attack plan was changed from the original ten roads to four roads.
Lin Juemin's handwriting.
19 1 1 April 27th (April 27th, Qing Dynasty), Chen and others led Fujian people into Guangzhou, and Lin Juemin participated in the Guangzhou Uprising led by Huang Xing. At 5: 30 pm, Lin Juemin bravely led Huang Xing into the Governor's yamen and set fire to the Governor's Mansion. After rushing out of the inspector's office, he turned to attack the inspector training office. On the way, I met the patrol battalion of the Qing army, launched fierce street fighting, and was injured and captured.
In the face of the joint trial of Guangzhou general Zhang and navy prefect in Qing Dynasty, according to relevant records, Lin Juemin "talked with him, talked about the general trend of the world, made a statement with a pen, wrote two papers, wrote a book fiercely, undressed magnificently, and beat his chest with his hands". He told the two men, "As long as we get rid of tyranny, establish a republic and make the country safe and strong, we will die peacefully." .
Lee Joon even moved with compassion, thinking that Lin Juemin could be reserved for the Qing court. Zhang believes that people like Lin Juemin, who are as bright as snow and can be called a strange man, will be a future trouble if they are left to the revolutionary party.
19 1 1 On May 3, 2008 (May 2, the third year of Qing Dynasty), Lin Juemin was shot dead at the Tianzi Wharf in Guangzhou at the age of 24.
What about Lin Juemin's descendants?
Lin Juemin has only two sons, the firstborn is Shara Lin and the second is Lin Zhongxin. Shara Lin, the boss, died at the age of nine. Lin Zhongxin, a posthumous son, was brought up by his grandfather.
Lin Zhongxin entered Shanghai Guanghua University on 1930, and worked with Lin Juemin Jiao Linsen after graduation. When Lin Sen was the chairman of the National Government in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he served as a grassroots official of the Kuomintang.
After 1949, you can still be a * * * cadre. From 1957 to 1968, Lin Zhongxin served as the deputy director of Zhangzhou Grain Bureau. After that, he retired and stayed at home until 1983.
Lin Zhongxin married two wives. The first one died in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's time, and his eldest son Lin worked in Beijing Institute of Aerospace Materials.
The second son Liu has two daughters, namely and. Lin Ting has always lived in Zhangzhou and inherited her mother's position in a bank in Zhangzhou in her early years.
Lin Lan works in a province in Fujian, keeping a low profile.
Seventy-two martyrs of Huanghuagang:
Guangdong 40 people: Xu, Xu Liming, Xu Ripei, Xu Guangtao, Xu Linduan, Xu Maoliao, Xu Songgen, Xu Manling, Xu Peitian, Xu Baosheng, Xu Lianhui, Xu Rongjiu, Xu Jin, according to Xu Zhecheng, Xu, Li Binghui, Li Wan, Li Wenfu, Li Yannan, Chen Chao, Chen Wenbao, Luo Yannan.
Fujian 20 people: Fang Shengdong, Feng Chaoxiang, Luo Nailin, Zhuo, Huang, Wang Candeng, Hu Yingsheng, Lin Juemin, Lin, Lin, Liu, Wei Jinlong, Chen Kejun, Xin Chen, Chen Qingchuan and Chen Yan.
6 people in Guangxi: Wei Shumo, Wei Rongchu, Wei Tonghuai, Wei Tongling, Li Deshan and Lin Shengchu.
Anhui 3 people: Cheng Liang, Song Yulin and Shi Dekuan.
Three people from Sichuan: Yu Peilun and Rao.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chen Yiying
Reference to the above content: the website of the Central Committee of the Chinese Revolutionary Committee-descendants of Zhangzhou, Lin Juemin
Who's Lin Juemin?
Lin Juemin (1887—191April 27th) was born in Min County, Fujian Province (now Fuzhou). China is a pioneer of democracy and a martyr of revolution.
When I was a teenager, I accepted the idea of democratic revolution and respected the theory of freedom and equality. During my study in Japan, I joined the China League. He returned to China in the spring of191/and wrote his last book, The Wife's Book, on April 24th. Later, he and his relatives Lin and Fang Shengdong participated in the Guangzhou Uprising of revolutionaries such as Huang Xing and Fang Shengdong, and were wounded and captured on the way. After his peaceful death, he was called one of the "Seventy-two Martyrs of Huanghuagang" in history.
Character experience
1907, Lin Juemin set out to study in Japan, and her two-year marriage ushered in separation for the first time. In Japan, Lin Juemin soon found like-minded friends, joined the League, met Huang Xing and others, and was deeply influenced. He has regarded the revolution as a cause and is willing to devote himself to it.
19 1 1 year, one day, Lin Juemin suddenly returned home, contacted the contact person of the League, and secretly deduced the uprising plan. They secretly made a lot of explosives and sent them to Hong Kong. Lin Juemin and a group of revolutionaries also boarded the ship from Mawei, Fuzhou, and went to Hong Kong to wait for the uprising.
1911On April 27th, revolutionaries attacked the Governor's Office in Guangzhou with crude weapons. The Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi Zhang had already retreated and the room was empty. When they retreated, they just ran into the boy's camp. The two sides fought fiercely in the street, and Lin Juemin was arrested for exhaustion and injury.
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How did Lin Juemin die?
Lin Juemin was a figure in the late Qing Dynasty. He took part in the Revolution of 1911 and died heroically. He is one of 72 famous martyrs in Huanghuagang. Future generations are full of admiration for Lin Juemin, admiring his heroic spirit of dying and resisting the old forces. 19 1 1 in March, Lin Juemin came back from Japan, called people with lofty ideals to Guangzhou for an uprising, made a bomb in Xichan Temple and put it in a coffin, and handed it over to the revolutionaries in this way. His wife Chen Yiying tried to pretend to be a lady, but she didn't succeed because she was pregnant. After the failure of the famous Huanghuagang Uprising, Lin Juemin died heroically and died heroically. Before he died, he wrote the most famous book "The Book of Wives and Concubines" to Chen Yiying, which shows their deep affection. Finally, he lived in sorrow, gave birth to his second son and died.
What kind of person is Lin Juemin?
We have seen many TV dramas and movies, as well as novels, some of which are multiple-choice questions about love. Choose between ideal ambition and love. It won't happen in novels, but it will happen in real life. Life is helpless and cruel, and there is no happy ending.
When you choose your ideal and ambition, you can't have a happy life, and you lose the love you should have. Of course, some stories are beautiful, which can not only realize their ideals and ambitions, but also have beautiful love. This is the ending we are longing for. We can realize our ideals and ambitions, and we can also be with people we like.
This is the problem that Lin Juemin is facing, whether to choose an ideal ambition or live a dull life with his wife. I think he was ambivalent, but he didn't know how to make a decision. One side is a beloved wife, and the other side is a country in hot water. No matter which side needs him, it is inseparable from him.
Although Lin Juemin and Chen Yiying are not in free love, their feelings are deep. They have a lot in common, and there will be no barriers between them, let alone contradictions. If they live in peacetime, they should always live a dull and happy life. I think it is also worthy of our envy.
If you love someone, you will really miss him, although in some things, you will be reluctant to part with him and feel that you can stay with him for a long time. But his ideal needs his own understanding, his own support, his own tolerance and encouragement. This is how Chen Yiying supported and understood Lin Juemin and supported him to study abroad.
Lin Juemin will write to Chen Yiying to express her thoughts. When you have someone in your heart, writing a letter is just a form. Maybe true feelings can't be fully expressed by a letter. But it is also a way of showing love, a form of expressing thoughts, which is enviable.
Chen Yiying knew what Lin Juemin was doing, that is, taking part in revolutionary activities. It's just that she chose support and silently supported what he did behind his back. But what she didn't know was that what Lin Juemin did was very dangerous. But Lin Juemin didn't tell her, because she was afraid that she would be worried, so she chose to hide it.
I think Lin Juemin loves Chen Yiying, but the country is in dire straits. How can he only care about his family and ignore everyone? Only when the country is at peace can there be a happy family. I think Lin Juemin thinks so, and so it is. Therefore, when making a choice, even if you don't want to, you can still choose to contribute your strength to the country.
The choice between a small family and everyone, choosing a country, will disappoint the small family, the family and the loved ones. But if everyone chooses a small family, who will defend the country, who will change the fate of the country and who will save the people in dire straits? It is precisely because of this awareness that Lin Juemin chose his own ideals and ambitions, and chose to contribute his own strength to the country.
You can't dream on the left, and your relatives are on the right. But I don't think Lin Juemin did anything wrong, although he "failed" the people he loved.