Anti-Japanese Resistance Heroes
Zhao Dengyu (1898--1937), called Shunchen, was a native of Heze, Shandong Province, who joined Feng Yuxiang's army in 1914 and later served as Feng's bodyguard, and took part in the Northern Expedition in 1926; he became the commander of the 109th Brigade of the 37th Division of the 29th Army in 1933, and the 132nd Division Commander. In 1933, he became the commander of the 109th Brigade of the 37th Division of the 29th Army and later the commander of the 132nd Division.
At the beginning of 1933, the Japanese invasion army crossed the Shanhai Pass and began to invade Jehol province (now incorporated into Hebei, Liaoning, and Inner Mongolia), and after capturing Chengde on March 4, they began to launch a large-scale attack on the Great Wall's various ports. 10th, the Japanese army approached Xifengkou. Zhao Dengyu led his troops on a 40-mile run and march, arriving at Xifengkou's Child's Ridge before the Japanese did, and repulsed the enemy's advance troops, stabilizing the front at the Child's Ridge and the Koumen line. In order to effectively eliminate the enemy forces attacking the position, Zhao Dengyu asked his troops to wait until the enemy was within 100 meters and then suddenly attacked, blowing up the enemy with hand grenades and chopping them with machetes. Due to the mixing of the two armies, enemy airplanes, artillery, and tanks were unable to play their role. At night, Zhao Denyu took advantage of the enemy's negligence in vigilance and led his troops from both flanks to flank the enemy and carry out a flanking attack, which caught the enemy unawares and resulted in many deaths and injuries. During the battle, Zhao was wounded in the leg by a bomb, but he continued to lead his men to fight with the enemy. After several days of fierce fighting, the enemy's repeated attacks were unsuccessful, and the Chinese army won the Battle of Xifengkou. Battle of Xifengkou, **** annihilated the Japanese army five or six thousand people, a severe blow to the arrogance of the enemy. After the outbreak of the war of resistance, in late July, the Japanese mobilized tens of thousands of Japanese troops in the aircraft and tanks under the cover, respectively, to Beiping, Tianjin, and the neighboring strategic sites attack. Zhao Dengyu, who was the commander of the 132nd Division, led his troops to resist the Japanese invasion and guarded the Nanyuan Garden outside Beijing. The Japanese deployed more than 40 planes to bombard the position and a mechanized force of 3,000 men attacked fiercely from the ground. 132nd Division soldiers led by Zhao Dengyu resisted bravely against the enemy. The Japanese cut the Chinese army into several sections and surrounded it. The troops fought alone and suffered heavy losses under the indiscriminate bombardment by enemy artillery and airplanes. Zhao Dengyu led his troops to defend their positions and fight to the death. On July 28, he was ambushed by the Japanese army while retreating to Beiping, and was martyred at the age of 39 when he died.
*** Comrade has highly praised Zhao Dengyu and other anti-Japanese generals of the Kuomintang, praised them in the implementation of the fight against the Japanese invaders, "the sacred task of honorably and heroically sacrificed", they "gave the whole Chinese people to the noble and great model". On July 31, 1937, the Nanjing National People's Congress (NPC) issued a decree posthumously conferring the title of General on Zhao Dengyu, and after 1945, the Beiping Municipal People's Congress (PPC) renamed Beigoujian as Zhao Dengyu Road to commemorate his death. After the founding of New China, the Beijing Municipal People *** carried out a number of repairs to the tomb of Zhao Dengyu Martyrs at the West Road entrance of Lugou Bridge.
The famous capitals in history are those10.Cahokia
Around 1100 AD, the capital city of Cahokia, Illinois, USA, at one time had 30,000 inhabitants. Cahokia was the first and largest truly significant city in North America until the population explosion of northeastern North America in the late 18th century. This cultural center of the Mississippi River Valley had a well-organized society, thriving commerce and built levees. One of the monks' levees was 100 feet high and towered over the city, and it was likely used by those in power as a foundation to build their homes.
9. Xi'an
3,000 years ago, Chang'an was the central fortress of China's most important ancient dynasty. The burial of up to 6,000 of the world's unique life-size terracotta warriors and horses in the tomb of the First Qin Emperor made present-day Xi'an famous around the world. It is speculated that Qin Shi Huang's tomb contains priceless treasures in addition to rivers made of mercury.
8. Great Zimbabwe
The 1,800-acre Great Zimbabwe was once a unique capital city in Africa. Early European colonialists were amazed to see it, they did not believe that the people of the sub-Saharan desert were capable of building such an advanced city, but it is true. After 1200 A.D., the kingdom of the Shona people with a population of 20,000 people built this kind of capital city after occupying the area.
7. Thebes
Most people think of Cairo and the pyramids when they think of ancient Egypt, but the capital city of Thebes is much more famous in ancient Egypt. Thebes has been the capital of most of the important dynasties in ancient Egypt since the beginning of the Egyptian Kingdom 4,500 years ago. It is home to the awe-inspiring temples of Karnak and Luxor, and the nearby Valley of the Kings is the burial place of most of the rulers of ancient Egypt.
6. Tenochtitlan
Various legends and historical sources indicate that Tenochtitlan was once the largest and most beautiful city in the world. Tenochtitlan was historically the capital of the great Aztec Empire (now Mexico City), and when the Spanish conquistadors arrived in 1521, it had a population of about 300,000 people. Although legend has it that Tenochtitlan was built on a lake because of the blessing of an important Aztec deity, the intricate causeways and drainage systems built for the city by ancient architects put it on a par with any advanced city in Europe.
5. Cusco
Cusco is located in the Peruvian Andes. During the Inca Empire, all roads led to it, and it served as a summer retreat for the Inca monarchs.It was discovered by European explorers in 1532.
4. Babylon
Ancient Babylon was located in the present-day country of Iraq*** and. This city spawned from the plains of Mesopotamia is world-famous for its stunning aerial gardens. Everyone from the ancient Assyrians to Alexander the Great tried to get their hands on this important strategic location. It has also been designated as the capital by numerous rulers for thousands of years. Around 600 BC, the ancient Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II occupied Jerusalem and built the Garden of the Air, creating a glorious history of Babylon in architecture.
3. Constantinople
Constantinople is now the Turkish city of Istanbul. It was once the largest and richest city in the world, and was the center of the Byzantine and later Turkish empires. Art and cultural education in Constantinople flourished quite well in the schools and churches of the time.
2. Athens
Democratic politics, math, philosophy, the Olympics ...... What other brilliant achievements did not come out of Athens, the capital of ancient Greece? In the 5th century B.C., Athens became the dominant power in the Aegean Sea after a long and arduous campaign on sea and land. To celebrate the victory, Athens built great temples such as the Parthenon, the main temple dedicated to the goddess Athena.
1. Ancient Rome
Even as you wander through the modern city of Rome, you can't help but be struck by its historical sites. The Roman Forum, the Amphitheater, and the Pantheon are strong evidence that Rome was once a great place. The once 2.5 million square mile capital city consisted of three land masses and had a population of 100 million. The Roman Empire was at its height in 117 AD, and the Roman Emperor Tullaghim celebrated the glory of his empire with a months-long fight show.
Who are the top Gemini officials in history?List of Gemini Presidents:
1. Founder of the world's Non-Aligned Movement former President of Yugoslavia --------- Tito 1892.5.25
2. Former President of Bulgaria ---- ------- Stoyanov (5.25)
3.Former President, an icon in the hearts of Americans -------- ------- John. Kennedy 1917.5.29
6. Spiritual Leader of Cuba ------------------ Che*Guevara 1928.6.14
7. National Hero and Poet of the Southern Song Dynasty --------------------------- Wen Tianxiang 1236 June 6
Gemini Militarists List:
1. Militarist ---------------------------- General Wang Shusheng May 26, 1905
2. Former Marshal of the USSR ---------------------------- Bulganin 1895.5.30
3. Revolutionary,military- -------------------- Senior General Luo Ruiqing May 31, 1906
4. Ancient Meritorious Official --------------------------- General Zhang Xueliang June 3, 1901
5. Chinese Militarist ------------------------- Tan Zheng Senior General June 14, 1906
6. Senior General Militant -------------------- Senior General Xu Haidong June 17, 1900
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What are the top officials with the surname Dai in history?There are many people with the name Dai in Chinese history. During the Western Han Dynasty, Dai De, a native of Liang (the county seat of present-day Shangqiu, Henan Province), and his nephew Dai Sheng, who studied etiquette in the Later Cang, were both made doctors of medicine during the reign of Emperor Xuandi, and were known as "Dai Da" and "Xiaodai". They selected various ancient treatises on etiquette and compiled them into the Da Dai Ritual Records and Xiao Dai Ritual Records respectively, which were the founders of Da Dai and Xiao Dai, the modern etiquette of the Western Han Dynasty. At the time of Emperor Ping, there was Dai Zun, a native of Shenyang (north of present-day Zhengyang County, Henan Province), who served as an imperial inspector and was known as the "Great Hao of Guandong" at the time. At the beginning of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was Dai Bing, a native of Pingji (now Henan), who was famous for his interpretation of the Bible, and Dai Hong, a native of Gang (northeast of Dongyang County, Shandong Province), who was a governor of Liquan and was known as a Confucian scholar and a famous scholar of Dongxia. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there was Dai Yi, a scholar, sculptor and painter from Rao County, Qiao County (now Su County, Anhui Province), whose sons, Dai Bo and Dai Grand, were good at painting and sculpture. There was also the famous hermit Dai Da. During the Tang Dynasty, two of the Dai family served as prime ministers: Dai Huan, who served as Emperor Taizong; and Dai Zhide, who served as Emperor Gaozong. There was also the poet Dai Shulun and the painter Dai Song. In the Southern Song Dynasty, there was the poet Dai Fugu. In the Yuan Dynasty, there were the literary scholar Dai Biao Yuan and the poet Dai Liang. In the Ming Dynasty, there was the painter Dai Jin. The most prominent Dai character in the Qing Dynasty was the thinker and scholar Dai Zhen. He was the "Siku Quanshu" compiler, is a generation of masters of evidence; in the philosophical first revolution in the Song Confucianism; there are painters Dai Benxiao, Dai Xi, Dai Heng Heng, body Renge University, literary Dai Diyuan, historian Dai Mingshi. In modern times, there are mycologist Dai Fanghu, poet Dai Wangshu and so on. Dai's talent is abundant, in the cultural aspects of the contribution is more prominent.
Dai people's county in Huai Tong, Guangling, Qinghe.
Han, Manchu, Yao, Hui, Mongolia, Tujia and other ethnic groups have Dai surname. Dai family often posted couplets are:
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Jiejie mountain high, Yat-sen Xiaju.
The Dai surname is now the 54th most common surname in China, according to population size.
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?In 1896, Italy pushed into the Ethiopian hinterland to the city of Adua, and Ethiopia fought back.
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?In 1848, the *** Manifesto was published for the first time in London in a single volume.
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