Zhong Shi, once known as Zhong Xiuzhu, Zhong Meiqi, Zhong Saiqin, is a native of Puning County, Guangdong, and an overseas Chinese from Thailand. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, she returned to Huiyang, Guangdong via Hong Kong and joined the guerrillas. In August 1939, she left the Dongjiang guerrillas and went north, came to Yunling in southern Anhui, and joined the New Fourth Army.
After enlisting in the army, he first entered the training corps for training and study, and after the study, he was assigned to work in the printing office of the military service regiment. In October 1939, he joined the Communist Party of China ...
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During the breakthrough of the Southern Anhui Incident, Zhong Shi was captured in the process of breaking through the blockade of the playing army. She and 29 other female comrades were imprisoned in the Dingtan temporary concentration camp. In prison, she served as the head of the party's group and led everyone in the struggle against the enemy.
In June 1942, the Shangrao concentration camp was transferred to northern Fujian. On the 17th, the comrades of the 6 squadron held the "Red Stone Riot". Hearing the gunshots, Zhong Shi ran out on the street, but was unfortunately escorted back by the armed Kuomintang military police. In August 1944, she escaped from prison again, and within a few days, she was again hunted down by the enemy and imprisoned. After the signing of the "Double Ten Agreement" in 1945, Zhong Shi was able to be released from prison and returned to Thailand ...