How was Shi Yang, a labor lawyer who would rather die than surrender, arrested?
Shi Yang, a native of Zhushan County, Hubei Province, was born in 1889.
In 1907, he was admitted to the Yunyang County Government Agricultural School to study sericulture.
In his spare time, he read progressive books and periodicals and worked hard to find the truth that would save the country and the people.
In 1910, Shi Yang was transferred to Yunyang Agricultural Middle School.
In 1915, he studied at Hubei Private School of Political Science and Law. After graduating in 1917, he organized the Institute of Law and Politics with Wuhan legal professionals to advocate that lawyers should protect human rights and uphold justice.
After the May 4th Movement broke out in 1919, Shi Yang held an emergency meeting in the name of the vice president of the Wuhan Law Society, proposing to electrify support for students' patriotic actions and go deep into schools to guide and promote students' patriotic struggles.
In the autumn of 1920, Shi Yang participated in the Marxist theory seminar held by the Communist Party of China in Wuhan and read Marxist-Leninist works such as the Manifesto of the Communist Party of China.
At the same time, he also went deep into the residential areas of industrial workers to understand their sufferings, participated in the establishment of workers' night schools and schools for workers' children, and promoted socialism.
In October 1921, he participated in the work of the Wuhan branch of the Labor Combination Secretariat and actively engaged in planned labor movements.
In June 1922, Shi Yang joined the Communist Party of China.
At the end of July of the same year, he guided the Hanyang Iron Works to win the strike, participated in the formation of the Wuhan Federation of Trade Unions, and was hired as its legal advisor.
On February 4, 1923, Hanjing Railway workers held a general strike, and Shi Yang was one of the leaders of the strike.
He actively organized Wuhan workers and students to demonstrate against the warlord Wu.
On the evening of February 7, Shi Yang was arrested by the reactionary military police.
In the enemy's court, Shi Yang angrily denounced the heinous crimes of the warlords in suppressing the workers' movement, overwhelming the enemy with his fearless revolutionary spirit.
In February 2015, Shi Yang, an outstanding member of the Communist Party of China and a labor lawyer, died heroically at the age of 34.
Practice, the Party’s Education Edition (2005)
Shi Yang’s contribution?
1. Revolutionary martyrs (39) who died heroically for national independence and people’s liberation and deserve to be remembered forever:
1. Li Dazhao: one of the main founders of the party.
2. Deng Zhongxia: the pioneer of the Chinese labor movement.
3. Cai Hesen: An outstanding early leader of the party and a theorist of party building.
4. Yang Paoan: the party’s early Marxist propaganda theorist and activist.
5. Yun: One of the leaders of the early youth movement of the Communist Party of China. He founded and edited "China Youth" and cultivated and influenced an entire generation of young people.
6. Qu Qiubai: An important early leader of the party.
7. Zhao Shiyan: A disseminator of Marxist theory and a famous labor movement leader.
8. Luo Yinong: A revolutionary pioneer who made outstanding contributions to the cause of national independence and people's liberation.
9. Chen Tanqiu: The "big" representative of the party and one of the founders of the party.
10. He Shuheng: One of the “big” representatives of the party and one of the founders of the party.
11. Xiang Jingyu: the first female Central Committee member and the first female minister of the party.
12. He Mengxiong: One of the earliest party members and an important organizer of the labor movement.
13. Zhang: One of the early important leaders of the party, the first Central Committee member and Politburo member to die on the front line in the history of the party.
14. Deng Enming: the "big" representative of the party
15. Lin Yunan: an important organizer of the February 27 strike.
16. Ruan Xiaoxian: One of the pioneers of the Guangdong Youth Movement and an important leader of the early peasant movement in Central China.
17. Huang Ai: "My life will eventually be sacrificed for the labor movement!"
18. Su: The famous leader of the Chinese labor movement.
19. Lin Xiangqian: the famous martyr of the February 27 Incident.
20. Shi Yang: One of the leaders of the March 27 strike and a worker’s lawyer.
21. Peng Pai: The King of China’s Peasant Movement.
22. Jiang Xianyun: Outstanding party member and revolutionary martyr.
23. Zuo Quan: The top general of the Eighth Route Army who died during the Anti-Japanese War.
24. Wang Ruofei: Everything should be for the people.
25. Wei Baqun: Leader of the Youjiang Peasant Movement and Baise Uprising.
Ye Ting: One of the founders of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and an outstanding military strategist. Mao Zedong once said to his face that he was "the first commander-in-chief of the ***Production Party, and the history of the People's Army will begin with you."
27. Fang Zhimin: The founder of the Northeastern Jiangxi base area and the author of "Poverty" and "Lovely China".
28. Xia: "Beheading doesn't matter, as long as the teachings are true."
29. The commander-in-chief of the Autumn Harvest Uprising.
30. Yuan: A revolutionary martyr who helped create the Jinggangshan base area.
31. Zhou Yiqun: Founder of the Red Army and Soviet Area in Western Hunan and Hubei, China.
34. Huang Gonglue: a military strategist who was called "the partial division relying on Huang Gonglue" by Mao Zedong.
35. Guo Liang: Mr. Lu Xun said: "It is rare for a revolution to shrink back because of its head."
36. Yang Jingyu: The importance of the Northeast Anti-Resistance Alliance leader.
37. Liu Zhidan: The founder of the Shaanxi-Gansu base area, and was called by Zhou Enlai a "real * * * Party member with productive qualities"
38. Wang: An important commander of the Red Army during the Jinggangshan period member.
39. Guan Xiangying: early military leader, proletarian revolutionist and strategist.
2. Outstanding grassroots party members, fighting heroes, and outstanding representatives of the revolutionary masses who fought for the cause of the party and the people (61):
1. Yang Kaihui: The earliest Communist Party of China One of the female party members, Mao Zedong's poem "I lost my pride, Yang Jun lost my willow tree" is almost a household name.
2. Chen Ran: Hongyan martyr, author of "My Confessions".
3. Xu Jianye: The prototype character of Xu Yunfeng in the novel "Red Rock", member of the Chongqing Municipal Party Committee and secretary of the labor movement.
4. Mao: Chairman of the China Professional Women's Club, "lived for charity and died for charity." Chen Yi wrote an elegy: "It is glorious to sacrifice for the interests of the people, and the people will always remember her!
5. He: Revolutionary martyr
6. Miao Boying: the first female gave birth to party members.
7. Yu Fangzhou: one of the outstanding leaders of the May Fourth Movement in Tianjin and an important leader of the early party organizations in Tianjin.
8. Ma Jun: Party member. One of the early activists and leaders of the Chinese revolution, the first Hui member to join the party
9. Mao Zejian: Hengshan Zhu Feng, Aoshuang Qiuju
10. , Wu Huanxian: Founder of the Hubei-Henan-Shaanxi Soviet Area and an outstanding commander of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army
11, Cao Yuan: Zhou Enlai praised him for "heroic sacrifice for national independence and people's liberation, which is very glorious." He is "a model revolutionary soldier, my best comrade"
Zhou Wenyong and Chen Tiejun: Wedding on the Execution Ground
14, Li Lin: Cavalry of the Independent Detachment of Yanbei Guerrilla. Camp instructor. He Long praised her as "our heroine"
15. Jiang Zhujun: Jiang Jie's prototype
16. Zhang Side: Mao Zedong spoke highly of her in "Serving the People". "Comrade Zhang Side died for the interests of the people, and his death was heavier than Mount Tai."
17, Liu Hulan: Born great, died gloriously.
18, Zhang Senlin: Ranzhuang authentic. War organizer.
19. He Jingping
20. Feng Ping
21. Wang Xiaohe: an outstanding representative of the Chinese working class, Chen Yi inscribed "For the working class" sacrifice".
22. Chen Hanzhang: Early leader of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Alliance, "Even if you die, you are not a conquered person!"
23. Luo Shiwen
24. Geng Changsuo: Praised by Mao Zedong He is a "leader whom the masses trust".
25. Yang Yingong: "You can chop off my head, but you can never shake my faith at all. My head can be broken, but my ambition cannot be taken away!"
26. Xiong Xiong: One of the early leaders of our party who was engaged in political work in the revolutionary army.
27-28, Zhao: The revolutionary couple feels the righteousness of the world.
Zhao Yiman: a famous anti-Japanese national heroine.
30. Leng Yun: Eight women drowned themselves in the river.
31. Chen: Administrator of the Central Library
32. Li Bai: "The Radio Wave that Never Dies"
33. Tian Han: Chinese National Anthem "March of the Volunteers" "Composer.
34. Nie Er is the most powerful composer in China, the lyricist of the March of the Volunteers, and the national anthem of the Chinese people.
35. General.
38. Mao is the "leader of the peasant movement"
39. "Liu Lao Zhuang Company" group: In the article "The Heroism of the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army", Zhu De praised him as " The highest expression of heroism of our officers and soldiers."
40. Dong Tianzhi
41, Ma Tianxun: "The King of Explosives in Shandong"
42-47 Langya. The Heroes of Shanwu
48. Yang: Lin Yuan’s prototype
49. Wang Keqin: The experience of mutual assistance in ideas, technology, and life in the "Wang Keqin Movement" was rapidly promoted throughout the army, and it had a great impact on the people. Army building is of great significance.
50. Yang Gensi: A first-class combat hero in East China, and won titles such as "East China Third-Level People's Hero" and "National Combat Hero".
51. Dong Cunrui: "Go for New China!"
52. Chen Shuzhen: Brave Hero
53. Wei Daguang: Eighth Route Army Chief of Staff Ye Jianying is here The article commemorating Wei Daguang said, "This spirit of invincibility shows Wei's great loyalty and filial piety to the country and the nation."
54. Cao Yafan: Commander of the Second Division of the First Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Alliance.
55. Xia Yunjie
56. Ren Changlun: Used a broadsword to seize the Japanese 38 rifle, the Eighth Route Army's "first-class combat hero".
57. Gui Qiansheng: The Red Fourth Front Army was awarded the title of "Night Raid Regular".
58. Article: Who is not familiar with the legendary political commissar Li Zheng in the movie "Flying Tigers"? His prototype
Former heroic models "Six Sisters of Yimeng":
59. Ming Deying: "Yimeng Hongsao"
60. Li: "Supporting the Army" Model”
61, Wang Fengying: Model before crossing the river.
3. Famous patriots and international friends who firmly support and support the revolutionary cause and are actively engaged in progressive activities (15):
1. Bethune: Canadian, international * * * fighter .
2. Hans Herb: German, the first European to take up a gun to defend the Chinese nation.
3. James Gareth Endicott: Canadian, committed to the cause of world peace and friendship, and a world-famous peace fighter.
4. Snow: American, wrote the world-sensing "Wandering to the West".
5. Louise Alley: A New Zealander who has struggled for the liberation and construction of the Chinese people for 60 years.
6. Poles
7. Smedley: American, played the Chinese national anthem "March of the Volunteers" at her funeral.
8. Midorikawa Eiko: Japanese. Japanese militarism was called "the traitor with a loud voice."
9. Zheng Lucheng: Korean, author of the military song of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
Lu Xun: Chinese writer, thinker and revolutionary.
11. Wen Yiduo: A close friend of the Communist Party of China, a poet, a scholar, and a fighter for democracy.
12. Li Gongpu: a great patriot in modern times and a staunch democracy fighter.
13. Cai Yuanpei: Comrade Mao Zedong praised him as "a first-class scholar and a model for the world."
14. Zhang Xueliang: Marshal of the Northeast Army and a great patriot.
15. Yang Hucheng: Promote national unity to resist Japan and make contributions to the nation.
Four. Patriotic soldiers who fought tenaciously in the entire nation's Anti-Japanese War and contributed to the country (12):
1. Tong: one of the first senior generals to die in the Anti-Japanese War.
2. Zhao: A commander of the national army who is fearless in the face of powerful enemies, fights bravely, and is bloody on the battlefield.
3. Gao Zhihang: The first Air Force pilot to shoot down a Japanese fighter jet.
4. Hao: The first commander who died on the anti-Japanese battlefield in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War.
5. Wang, a famous anti-Japanese general, fought fiercely with the scorched earth for three days. The Japanese army suffered heavy casualties. All the officers and soldiers guarding the city were killed or wounded. Wang died a heroic death.
6. Zhang Zizhong: A famous soldier in the Anti-Japanese War. He fought with the enemy and was shot 7 times in the end. Before he died, he left his last words: "I died very hard. I ask myself whether I have a clear conscience for the country, the nation, and the chief executive!"
7. Xie Jinyuan: "Eight Hundred Years of Resistance Against Japan" "The leader of the strong men"
8. Xiao Shanling: a native of Yiyang County, Hunan Province (now Heshan District, Yiyang City). He was ordered to serve as the commander of the military police and the mayor of Nanjing, shouldering the important task of guarding Nanjing. While leading the troops to defend the city of Nanjing, he shouted "Today is also the day to die" and committed suicide.
9. Li Bifan: A native of Jiahe County, Hunan. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as commander of the National Revolutionary Army and led his troops to Heze City, where he fought fiercely with the superior Japanese army for several days. He was seriously injured while commanding the troops to break out. Before he died, he left his last words: "The crime of harming the country is a light death. I hope my compatriots will work hard to kill the enemy."
Zheng: A native of Xintian County, Hunan. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the commander of the 9th Division of the National Army. Died in the Battle of Kunlun Pass.
10. Dai Anlan: a famous national hero and a famous anti-Japanese fighter.
11. Peng Shiliang: Liuyang County, Hunan Province. When the Anti-Japanese War broke out, he served as the commander of the Fifth Division of the National Revolutionary Army and led his troops to participate in the Battle of Changde. The stalemate lasted for more than several months and severely dampened the enemy's aggressive offensive spirit. He was killed by a Japanese plane bombing on the front line of the battle. Before his death, he still shouted: "A gentleman is loyal to the emperor and filial to the nation. What a pity to die!". The Nationalist Government posthumously awarded him the rank of lieutenant general.
12. Qi Xueqi: Ningxiang County, Hunan Province. He once served as the deputy commander of the 38th Division of the Chinese Expeditionary Force and went to fight in Myanmar. In the battle of Ren'anqiang in northern Myanmar, more than 1,200 enemies were wiped out, and thousands of British troops besieged by the Japanese army were rescued, which caused a sensation in the British Isles. During a battle transfer, he was seriously injured and fell into a coma. Facing the Japanese army's temptation to surrender, he would rather die than give in. He reprimanded righteously: "Chinese soldiers can be killed but not humiliated. Shoot them quickly and don't say anything."
Wang Jinxi
The story of Wang Jinxi .
In addition to the "Iron Man", he was also known as the "Worker Engineer". The "Old Four Stricts" system they summarized became a model for the national industrial system to learn from at that time. New China's oil workers, represented by Wang Jinxi, were liberated from the bitter old society and showed a strong sense of ownership in the new society. According to Song, the person in charge of Daqing Oilfield, Wang Jinxi completed 1,000 meters of drilling footage in the seven years from 1953 to 1959, which is equivalent to the total drilling footage of old China from 1907 to 1949.
From June 1943 to June 1, the first batch of crude oil was shipped from Daqing. Three years later, the Daqing Oilfield Campaign ended. PetroChina has ended the era of using "foreign oil" and achieved basic self-sufficiency. Chairman Mao was very happy and issued a call for "Industrial Education Celebration" the following year. Although this is an attempt to explore China's industrialization path, the fighting spirit of Daqing people represented by Wang Jinxi is still worth learning forever.
Wang Jinxi is also willing to delve into technology.
In the 1940s, he led his partners to use an old drilling rig to overcome technical difficulties and drill the first vertical well with an inclination of less than half a degree in the entire oil field, pioneering the use of old equipment to drill vertical wells. He and his co-workers invented many technological innovations such as overall drilling rig dismantling, drill bit improvement, and rapid drilling. They made outstanding contributions to improving drilling technology and were awarded the title of "Worker Engineer" by the Oilfield Party Committee. Many of the experiences and practices of Wang Jinxi and others have become rules and regulations in the oil field. For example, the "old four stricts" (i.e., being honest, telling the truth, doing honest things, strict requirements, tight organization, serious attitude, and strict discipline) and the "return visit" system are still being promoted in the national industrial system.
In the absence of tractors and cranes, the 60-ton drilling rig was transported to the well site inch by inch using ropes and crowbars; without tankers, he led the workers to bring dozens of tons of water in washbasins. , began to dig a well.
Oil is equivalent to the blood of modern industrialized society. In old China, foreigners labeled China as "poor". After China was liberated, although geologists such as Li Siguang theoretically determined that China had abundant oil resources, it was still difficult to drill and exploit them given the extremely poor material conditions. In the early 1950s, the United States' annual oil production reached 300 million tons, while China's annual oil production was only 10 billion tons. As oil workers, Wang Jinxi and other Chinese worker heroes, it was against this backdrop of winning glory for the country that they engaged in the General Oil War as a military struggle.
For a while in the Yumen Oilfield, many drilling rigs stopped drilling because they had no drill bits. At that time, there were no drill bits in the country and it was too late to import them. Wang Jinxi organized a youth commando team to find many old drill bits from the scrap pile, set up a large pot to boil off the oil and sediment, wipe off the rust, repair and assemble them into usable drill bits. It took half a year to drill five wells, which saved national expenses without delaying production. This experience has been promoted throughout the oil field.
When Wang Jinxi first arrived in Daqing, there was a wasteland at his feet, the north wind was howling, and dripping water turned into ice. He ate cornmeal fried noodles, and lived in a stable with leaky walls. There were no roads, insufficient cranes and tractors, and equipment could not be unloaded on trains. At that time, he said that he would go if conditions permit! He led more than 30 people in his team to use ropes, crowbars, and wooden pads to pull the drilling rig weighing more than 60 tons inch by inch. Drilling wells required water, but there were no water pipelines or water trucks. In order to save time, he decided to use the basin. Some people say this is "nonsense" and have never seen any country pump water and dig wells. He said, "Yes, in China." He said that even if you pee, you have to make the machine move. Just use the basin to carry dozens of tons of water and drill. He and the workers worked hard day and night at the well site. When he's hungry, he chews on a few frozen buns. When I feel sleepy, I sleep on the drill pipe. The 1205 drilling team he led was called the "hard-core drilling team."
The workers said that even if you smashed Iron Man Wang’s bones, you still wouldn’t be able to find the word “I”
What is the “Iron Man Spirit”? The workers summed it up well: not afraid of hardship, not afraid of death, not for money, not for fame, wholeheartedly for the country, and everything for the revolution.
In 1961, Wang Jinxi became the team leader. In 1965, he became the deputy commander of the drilling headquarters, but he still acted like an ordinary worker. His family has a large population and is in poor health. The party committee decided to subsidize some money every month. He said he didn't want anything, but he really couldn't shirk it. He paid his party dues during his critical illness. He had a bad stomach, so his superiors sent some pork liver and apples to take care of him, and he immediately distributed them to the workers. When he became captain, the administrator wanted to give him a new office chair. He said it would be nice to have a stool to sit on. He said he didn't want any new protective shoes, so he put on his sandals.
The workers said that the country is the life of Steel King Man. Even if you smash his bones, you won't be able to find the word "I". After becoming a leader, he rarely sat in the office and tried to hold the brake handle by himself when drilling vertical wells. The drill bit got stuck, so he went to lift it himself, fearing that the frame would fall and the workers would be injured. He was tired and sleepy at the scene, so he took off his old sheepskin coat and huddled with the workers. The workers said: "As much mud as we have, our iron man captain will have as much mud on his body."
Wang Tieren has a straightforward personality. He also made mistakes at work and made mistakes, but he dared to admit and correct them.
His team once destroyed a well. Every time a new worker came to the team, he would take a look and learn lessons. At a meeting, the leader on stage criticized their piercing mistakes. Wang Jinxi was late, and someone at the door asked him to come down. He said frankly: "When I was wearing red and flowers, you let me rush to my head; criticized me and told me to lie down quietly and be a bear? I don't want to be this bear!"
Shi Chuanxiang
After the founding of New China, Shi Chuanxiang was elected by the workers as a member of the "Manure Workers Union" in Chongwen District. 65438-0952, joined the cleaning team of Chongwen District, Beijing, and continued to engage in urban cleaning work. At this time, in order to show respect for the work of cleaning workers, the Beijing Municipal People's Government not only stipulated that their wages be higher than those in other industries, but also tried to reduce the labor intensity of excrement workers and replaced all wheeled trucks that used to transport excrement with cars. After the transportation was improved, Shi Chuanxiang reasonably calculated working hours, tapped the potential, and transformed a large class of seven people into a small class of five people. He led the whole class from the previous 50 barrels per shift to 80 barrels. He himself carried 90 barrels per shift, with a maximum of 5 tons of manure per shift. Residents in the community enjoy a clean and beautiful environment, but his right shoulder, which carries feces, is worn out with thick calluses, and he has won widespread respect and many honors from people. As a master, he takes "improving environmental sanitation and beautifying the people's capital" as his own responsibility. He carries a excrement bucket on his shoulders and goes door to door. He uses public holidays to clean up excrement and renovate toilets for residents, institutions, and schools. In 1955, he was rated as an advanced producer of cleaners, and in 1956, he was elected as the people's representative of Chongwen District. In June of the same year, he joined the Communist Party of China. In 1958, he was elected as a member of Beijing CPPCC. Selected as a national model worker in 1959.
In 1959, Shi Chuanxiang, as an advanced producer in the country, participated in the National "Heroes Meeting" held in Beijing. On October 26, 2010, Chairman Liu Shaoqi held his hand in the Hunan Hall of the Great Hall of the People and said cordially: "You are a public servant of the people when you are taking out shit, and I am also a public servant of the people when I am the chairman. This is just a different revolutionary division of labor. "Shi Chuanxiang said happily: "I will always listen to the party and be a manure digger for the rest of my life." From then on, Shi Chuanxiang became a famous labor model. His deeds were reported by the People's Daily, China National Radio and other news agencies. He works harder and loves his job more.
In 1964, the Beijing Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau assigned some young students to work as excrement collectors. Shi Chuanxiang was the squad leader of the youth class of the Chongwen District Cleaning Team at the time. In order to change some young workers' fear of being dirty and ugly, Shi Chuanxiang, who is nearly fifty years old, took the lead in doing dirty work and taught young workers by example, saying, "Work has no dignity, and industry has no dignity; I would rather be dirty than clean."
Professional ethics and education influence the younger generation to feel at ease in this industry.
On National Day in 1966, Shi Chuanxiang, as the deputy head of the Beijing delegation, was cordially received by Chairman Mao Zedong, and Premier Zhou Enlai toasted to him at the welcome banquet. During the "Cultural Revolution", Shi Chuanxiang was persecuted and falsely accused of being a "scab". Sent back to his country of origin in 1971. In August 1973, Chairman Mao Zedong and Premier Zhou Enlai immediately instructed relevant departments to take him back to Beijing, rehabilitate him politically, restore his reputation, and take care of him in life. Died in Beijing on May 19, 1975, at the age of 60.
Before his death, he repeatedly told his son to inherit his father's business and become a famous sanitation worker.
Liu Yingjun
Liu Yingjun (1945 ~ 1966) is a famous martyr. Born in 1945 in Changchun, Jilin, his ancestral home is Ziqiao Village, Gucheng Township, Shouguang City, Shandong Province. In 1938, due to family poverty, his father Liu Tianlu moved his family to Changchun, Northeast China to make a living and settled in the suburbs. Born in Changchun in 1945, he entered Changchun No. 18 Middle School in 1960. He joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army in 1962 and was re-elected as a soldier in a heavy artillery unit stationed in Jiamusi City, Heilongjiang Province. After joining the army, he followed Lei Feng's example everywhere, strictly demanded himself, consciously did good things for the company and the people, and became an unsung hero. He worked actively and received awards from the battalion and regiment 6 times. On the morning of March 15, 1966, he and his comrades went out for training in three horse-drawn artillery vehicles. Near Jiamusi Bus Station, the artillery horse he was driving was startled by the sound of the car's horn and suddenly rushed towards the crowd.
At this time, the six children were in coma and their lives were seriously threatened. At this critical moment, he wrapped the reins around his arm several times and pulled hard, causing the frightened horse's front hooves to fly into the air. Then, regardless of his own life, he held the pole with both hands and stepped on the horse's hind legs with his feet from under the pole. The horse suddenly fell, the car overturned, and the six children escaped safely. He was crushed under the overturned carriage and horse and was seriously injured. People who witnessed this heroic act of sacrificing themselves to save others rushed to rescue him and sent him to a nearby staff hospital for rescue. At this time, many passengers waiting for the bus, workers at work and students at school were moved by his heroic act and followed him with concern. Hundreds of people and soldiers asked to donate blood in his honor. Due to his severe injuries, rescue efforts failed and he died gloriously. The Army Party Committee approved him as a member of the Chinese Producers Party. Record first-class merit once. On July 4, 1966, the General Political Department of the Chinese People's Liberation Army issued a notice to learn from him. On July 28 of the same year, "People's Daily" published an editorial titled "The People's Good Son" to promote the learning activities nationwide. In order to commemorate him permanently, Jilin Province renamed his hometown "Shuai Township, Erdaohezi District, Changchun City". In order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the sacrifice of "the good son of the people" Liu Yingjun in Jiamusi City, the place where the hero died, before March 1996, the Jiamusi Municipal Committee of the * * * Communist Youth League proposed to establish a patriotic education base at the place where the martyrs died to reshape the statue of Liu Yingjun.
Who was the legal adviser of Hanjing Railway Union, who called for long live the workers before being killed by the reactionaries?
Before being killed by the reactionaries, Shi Yang was the legal advisor of the Hanjing Railway Union, which called on workers to live forever.
On February 7, 1923, Shi Yang was arrested and imprisoned by the Beiyang warlords on the charge of "inciting labor unrest". In court, Shi Yang angrily denounced the heinous crimes of the Beiyang warlords and exposed their reactionary nature. On February 15, 1923, he was taken to the execution ground.
Facing the warlord's gun, Shi Yang impassionedly shouted: "I just hope that China's workers will wake up soon, and all warlords, bureaucrats, capitalists and people like you who are their lackeys will eat meat." , skinned." "You killed one stone sheep, and there were thousands of stone sheep." They shouted "Long live the laborers" and died heroically.
Let the next generation inherit the legacy of the martyrs:
One year after Shi Yang’s death, Li Dazhao wrote in "Memorial of Lenin, Commemoration of February 7th": "The death of Comrade Shi Yang, "It makes me particularly sad." "Their spirit is still like the wheels of the Beijing-Hankong train, turning endlessly on the workers' side, as if guiding us to keep moving forward."
In order to commemorate and remember Shi Yang, Lin Yunan, one of the early leaders of the Communist Party of China, wrote "The Significance of Gao Bo's Death" in February 1924, pointing out: "After Gao Bo passed away, he left behind The revolutionary spirit given to us will never disappear." We "print this commemorative record to commemorate his revolutionary spirit and preface the significance of his death to tell the Chinese people."
Reference for the above content: People's Daily Online - Shi Yang: a "labor lawyer" who cares about the working people.