In 1937, the July 7 Incident, the Japanese army began to invade China in an all-round way, which was the starting point of the All-round War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression of the Chinese nation. At this time, the Chinese people hated the Japanese army extremely much, and many aspiring young people and patriots joined the fight against the Japanese army.
At that time, in the face of the Relatively Advanced Japanese Army in combat equipment, our Party and troops did not have the slightest fear and resolutely resisted the War. It was precisely the sacrifices of many revolutionary heroes during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression that drove Japanese imperialism out of our territory and ushered in the liberation of the Chinese nation.
Today, the protagonist of the story is a great hero during the War of Resistance Against Japan, Lü Junsheng, who is known as the hero of the Eighth Route Army " Lü Bu " .
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he made great achievements in battle, defeated enemy forces many times, and made great contributions to the liberation of the Chinese nation. Equally admirable is that he slashed 27 Japanese troops in one go in the Battle of Fame, the Battle of Xiajin white blade in Shandong.
Lü Junsheng was born in 1907 in Xingtai County, Hebei Province. At that time, the Chinese nation was suffering unprecedented disasters, and the vast number of Chinese people were full of suffering. Lu Junsheng's family is also in the depths of the water, his family is poor, he has to run around for his life at a young age, and he has suffered a lot in society.
In society, he worked hard until the Lugou Bridge Incident in 1937, When Lü Junsheng met the Eighth Route Army in the Taihang Mountains, and at that time he had already admired the soldiers fighting on the battlefield, and when he encountered this opportunity, he resolutely decided to join the anti-Japanese team of the Eighth Route Army - the Second Regiment of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army.
Because he was nearly one meter nine in height, tall in appearance, and strong in physique, people in the army called him Little Lü Bu.
After joining the army, Lü Junsheng continued to practice assiduously in various trainings of the army, was good at summing up experience, and made sufficient preparations for going to the battlefield to fight.
In July 1938, in the white-knife battle with the troops in Xiajin, Shandong, Lü Junsheng used his skilled bayonet fighting technique against the enemy on the battlefield, he went out with a knife, the little Japanese had no time to dodge, and each knife could be fatal.
According to relevant historical records, he killed a total of 27 Japanese troops in this battle. After the end of the war, Lü Junsheng's outstanding performance on the battlefield was widely spread in the army, and after his superiors learned of his achievements, they gave him affirmation and encouragement and promoted him to company commander.
After the end of this war, Lü Junsheng did not sit on the honor, but still practiced his skills diligently and studied military knowledge assiduously. Because he knows that only brute force is far from enough on the battlefield, he must rely on a sophisticated military layout to make himself and his comrades-in-arms invincible, and to minimize losses in war.
From October 1940 to the Period of the Hundred Regiments War, the main task of the Party and the army was to disrupt the enemy's position in the enemy's rear by means of various guerrilla warfare and other means. Attack the enemy with relatively hidden means, so as to achieve the result of fighting more with less.
So in the Hundred Regiments War in 1940, Lü Junsheng led his company to take advantage of the geographical conditions and combined with the military knowledge he had learned, to create a great advantage for himself in the war, defeating a large number of enemies, according to incomplete statistics, at that time, the number of deaths in the Japanese army alone was 108.
After learning of this incident, the 129th Division decided to award him the title of "Heroic Company Commander", and his company was also honored with "Heroic Company". After winning this honor, Lu Junsheng not only did not have a proud heart, but whether he was fighting on the battlefield or a small battlefield, he always rushed to the forefront of the front line, without complaint, silently sacrificing and dedicating.
According to a comrade-in-arms of his at the time, he was most impressed by lu Junsheng's courageous resistance to the enemy twice. Once, in the Battle of the Double Temple in Shandong, Lü Junsheng and his party were surrounded by the enemy, and he took the lead in breaking the enemy's encirclement and charging into the front, and he alone repelled dozens of enemy people with grenades. Finally, under his leadership, the entire company broke through the siege and was reborn in blood.
Another time was in the assault battle, after Lü Junsheng and his comrades jumped out of the encirclement, they decided to go back and fight the enemy's surprise. As they had hoped, the enemy was letting down their guard, and about 10 Japanese were drinking and chatting, laughing from time to time.
At this time, Lü Junsheng let several of them divide the soldiers into two roads, each holding a large knife in his hand, and quickly solved it, so that they took the enemy's stronghold at once. In the course of these two battles, Lü Junsheng also became a thorn in the eye and a thorn in the flesh of the Japanese army.
The next day, the new members of the Japanese army came to the village to take revenge. Unexpectedly, Lu Junsheng had already made arrangements, arranging in advance that the people in the village had entered the safe tunnel, and then several of them played "hide-and-seek" with the Japanese army in the village. Since they were very familiar with the inside of the village, a few people shot in different directions to change places.
After several rounds of this, the Japanese army had no patience and had to wait outside for Lu Junsheng to come out on their own. What the Japanese army did not expect was that Lü Junsheng unconventionally slipped through the tunnel he had dug in advance to get the ammunition and grain of the Japanese army, and then returned to the village to hide.
Then, the Japanese army did not have enough materials and food, and after a few days of staying, they left on their own, and Lu Junsheng and his party finally got out of danger.
In 1942, Lü Junsheng's regiment was changed to the Seventh Regiment of the New Fourth Brigade, and he was changed to the leader of the training team of the Seventh Regiment. He once lost contact with the troops when he went out on a mission, and the external conditions at that time were extremely dangerous, and there could be Japanese everywhere, and he did not give up the struggle.
He also spent more than 20 days with the enemy in harsh environmental conditions, and successfully completed the mission. Later, after his successful return to the team, he said that he was close to failure at that time, but he always relied on only one belief to sustain him, that is, to ensure the smooth completion of the task entrusted to him by the party and the organization.
During the Liberation War, Lü Junsheng still shone on the battlefield and made great achievements. He had held many different positions in the Ji'nan Military Region, and although he was already a very famous soldier in the army at this time, he was never satisfied with himself, but always kept firmly in mind the party's fine style and always maintained the fine style of self-revolution.
According to relevant records, Lü Junsheng has made a total of eight first-class merits. As a revolutionary veteran, but also as a national hero, Lu Junsheng was awarded the title of "National Combat Hero" when he participated in the National Heroes' Meeting in 1950. At the same time, Chairman Mao personally received Lü Junsheng, the great revolutionary veteran.
After the end of the war, because in the long war, Lü Junsheng accumulated a lot of wounds on his body, and he could not swing freely on the battlefield as before. The organization advised him to rest for a while, and Lü Junsheng considered his actual situation before deciding to retire from the front line of the troops.
But he was not content with pleasure and still devoted himself to the grass-roots construction of the country. After the founding of New China, he obeyed the organizational arrangement and returned to his hometown to recuperate. He wanted to continue to contribute his share to the new China, so he served as a member of the party branch of the brigade in his village. Under his leadership, the village gradually got rid of poverty and moved in the direction of socialism.
It was not until November 1970 that the old man died of illness. It is said that when the old man died, he was also "extraordinary". At that time, the village caught up with the film team to come to the film, actively publicized the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japan, and greatly encouraged the broad masses of working people.
The old man and the villagers rushed to see the film, which ended with our party and army winning a victory, ending with Japanese imperialism agreeing to return Taiwan and other territorial sovereignty. The old man looked very happy, surging with blood, very excited, and the result suddenly triggered a myocardial infarction and died safely.
The old hero's life to live for the revolution and leave for victory seems to be destined, destined to be a life of dedication for the country and the nation for the people.
From joining the army in 1937 to his death in 1970, most of his life was spent contributing time to the motherland, and he successively experienced the period of the War of Resistance Against Japan and social revolution and construction. The old man's past life is a solemn past, a model for my generation.
Also for the elderly's family, he is also their lifelong pride and role model. Although the old man Lu Junsheng passed away, his deeds, his spirit, and his character have never left us, and they have bred generations of Chinese sons and daughters.
We can also continue to learn about the heroic revolutionary deeds of the elderly in the "Commemorative Journal of the National Conference of Representatives of Combat Heroes" published by the People's Military Commission. Of the 350 combat heroes selected nationwide, it can be seen that Lu Junsheng ranked first in North China.
The life of the old man has witnessed the appearance of our nation from the past poor and backward situation to the gradual independent development of the country, and I believe that the old man will also feel that his life is worthwhile, proud, and even more regretful.