There are many famous people in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. We should not only see their glamorous side, but also the stories behind them. Patriotism is the morality a citizen should have and is also a fine tradition of the Chinese nation. This time the editor has compiled classic patriotic stories for you to read and refer to.
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Classic patriotic story 1
March 1916 In the middle of the middle of the year, young Liu Bocheng commanded about 400 people from the fourth detachment of the Eastern Sichuan National Guard Army, flanking the Beiyang Army in Fengdu and Fuling, and supporting the National Protector Army in a fierce battle with the Beiyang Army in Naxi, Luzhou. After two days of fierce fighting, at around 8:00 on the 17th, the defenders were defeated and fled the city. After capturing Fengdu, Liu Bocheng led his team to chase and annihilate the enemy troops fleeing towards the river bank, and drove the enemies to the big river dam outside the city in one go. Suddenly, an enemy hidden on the right shot at them wildly. When Liu Bocheng turned around to take care of a soldier, a bullet passed through the top of his skull. He endured the pain and still waved the command knife tenaciously and charged towards the enemy. Then, another bullet flew into his right temple and flew out of his eye socket. He continued to bleed, and Liu Bocheng fainted immediately.
Surgery is necessary to remove the bullet in the brain. Uncle Liu was worried that an anesthetic injection would have adverse effects on the brain's nerve function in the future, so he insisted on not using anesthetics. In order to shorten the duration of his pain, the German doctor concentrated on using a sharp scalpel to first dig out his rotten right eyeball, and then carefully and meticulously removed the rotten flesh in his right eye socket bit by bit. The entire operation lasted two or three hours, and he didn't even make a single moan throughout. Liu Bocheng's extraordinary story of removing his eyes without anesthesia has been widely circulated among the people for a long time.
Classic Patriotic Story 2
Liu Hulan, formerly known as Liu Fulan, was born on October 8, 1932, in a middle peasant family in Wenshui County, Shanxi Province. His mother died early, and his father Liu Jingqian married Hu Wenxiu. Hu Wenxiu changed the word "Fu" in Liu Fulan's name to his own surname "Hu" and changed his name to Liu Hulan from then on. The stepmother actively participated in the work of the Women's Rescue Society and strongly supported Liu Hulan's participation in the revolution.
Liu Hulan went to the village primary school at the age of 8 and joined the children's league at the age of 10. In October 1945, Liu Hulan participated in the "Women Cadre Training Course" organized by the Wenshui County Committee of the Communist Party of China. After studying for more than a month, she returned to the village and served as the secretary of the Village Women's Salvation Association. In May 1946, Liu Hulan was transferred to the women's officer of the "Anti-League" in the fifth district; in June, Liu Hulan was absorbed as a probationary member of the Communist Party of China and was transferred back to Yunzhou West Village to lead the local land reform movement.
In the autumn of 1946, the Kuomintang army launched a massive attack on the liberated areas. The Wenshui County Party Committee decided to keep a small number of armed workers to continue the struggle, and a large number of cadres moved up the mountain. At that time, Liu Hulan also received a transfer notice, but she took the initiative to stay and continue to fight. This 14-year-old female Communist Party member traveled back and forth in her hometown that had become an enemy area, secretly mobilizing the masses and cooperating with the armed workers team to attack the enemy.
Shi Peihuai, the reactionary village chief of Yunzhou West Village, distributed food and intelligence for Yan Xishan's army, and became a disaster to the local area. One day in December 1946, Liu Hulan cooperated with the military workers to execute him. Yan Xishan's bandit army became angry and decided to carry out revenge. On January 12, 1947, Yan Jun suddenly attacked Yunzhou West Village, and Liu Hulan was arrested for informing a traitor. She calmly handed over three precious souvenirs to her stepmother: the silver ring given by her grandmother, the handkerchief given by the Eighth Route Army company commander, and the Tiger Oil box as a token of joining the party. After that, she was taken away by the aggressive enemy. Liu Hulan remained unmoved in the face of coercion and inducement. She was taken to the guillotine and saw the bandits stabbing several people in succession. She angrily asked, "How am I going to die?" After the bandits yelled, "It's the same thing," she lay down calmly. On the knife holder. Martyr Liu Hulan was not yet 15 years old when he died.
Classic Patriotic Story 3
Among the outstanding contemporary scientists in our country, there are three people named Qian: Qian Xuesen, Qian Sanqiang, and Qian Weichang, known as the "Three Qians".
They all came back after studying abroad with a pure heart to serve the motherland. Among them, Qian Xuesen’s experience was the most thrilling.
Qian Xuesen spent 20 years in the United States, made outstanding achievements in aeronautical science, became a famous rocket expert, and contributed to American military science. In 1949, he learned that New China was founded. He was very excited and decided to return to China to participate in the construction. However, the United States was hostile to China and was afraid that Qian Xuesen's return would be detrimental to them, so it tried every means to obstruct it. The undersecretary of the U.S. Navy also said viciously: "I would rather shoot him than let him leave the United States. He knows too much, and one person can equal the strength of five divisions!" So the U.S. made something out of nothing, saying that Qian Xuesen was Chinese spies arrested and imprisoned him. Although he was later released, he was closely monitored.
Qian Xuesen did not give in, lodged a solemn protest with the United States, and became even more determined to return to China. He kept three small boxes at home, ready to set off at any time. Later, under the intervention of the Chinese government, Qian Xuesen was detained by the United States for five years and finally returned to China by ship in 1955. He came to Tiananmen Square and said excitedly: "I believe I will be able to come back, and now I am finally back!"
After returning to China, Qian Xuesen made great contributions to our country's missile and aerospace industry. He is the most famous One of the most famous scientists.
Classic Patriotic Story 4
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, our country sent the first batch of students abroad. They are all teenagers. There is a 12-year-old boy named Zhan Tianyou. He is very smart and eager to learn, and he is determined to serve his country. Later, he graduated from engineering technology and returned to China. However, the Qing government did not trust its own talents, so it let foreigners take charge of projects such as railway construction. Although Zhan Tianyou is talented, he can only be an assistant.
In 1905, news of the construction of the Beijing-Zhangjiakou railway spread. Both Britain and Russia were vying to build it, because they knew that this railway was in a strategic location in China and that if they mastered it, they could control China. The two sides couldn't argue, and finally reached an "agreement", saying that if China didn't let them build it, they would Offers nothing. They thought that the Chinese would not be able to build this railway without them.
The Qing government appointed Zhan Tianyou as chief engineer. Some people were worried about him, saying that he was overestimating his capabilities, saying that he was audacious, and advised him not to take on this very difficult project. Zhan Tianyou said: "If the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway fails, it will not only be my misfortune, but it will also bring great losses to China. Foreigners say that Chinese engineers are not good, but I insist on doing it myself!" In order to give the Chinese people credit, He devoted all his energy to it, eating and living on the construction site with the workers, carefully exploring, and boldly experimenting. After four years of hard work, he finally successfully built the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway. This is the first railway designed and constructed by the Chinese themselves, which greatly inspired the aspirations of the people across the country. Zhan Tianyou won honor for his motherland. It turned out that the British who looked down on Chinese engineers also expressed their sincere admiration for him.
Classic Patriotic Story 5
Yue Fei is a famous anti-invasion national hero in ancient times. He lived in the era when the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty alternated. At that time, the Jin Kingdom in the north sent troops to attack the Song Dynasty, burning, killing and looting, but was resisted by the Song Dynasty. Yue Fei, who has been determined to serve his country since he was a child, joined the army, determined to fight back the invasion and regain the land occupied by the Jin Kingdom. He trained Yue's troops who were well-disciplined, brave and good at fighting, and they repeatedly made military exploits in the fight against the invaders.
One year, Yue Fei led his army to fight with the Jin army in the Yangtze River area. The enemy fled and regained the important town of Jiankang (today's Nanjing) in the south of the Yangtze River. Soon, he led his army to regain part of the lost territory in Hubei and Henan, which greatly encouraged the soldiers and civilians of the Song Dynasty. However, the Emperor Song Gaozong and the treacherous minister Qin Hui wanted to make peace, and actually agreed to call themselves sons and ministers to the Kingdom of Jin and pay tribute every year in exchange for pitiful "peace". Yue Fei firmly opposed it and wrote to the emperor saying: The peace agreement is not reliable and the Jin people cannot be trusted. I request to lead the army in the Northern Expedition to regain the lost territory.
Soon, the Jin Kingdom tore up the peace agreement and invaded the south again. Yue Fei led the Yue Family Army to counterattack and marched straight into the Central Plains. In the Battle of Yancheng, he defeated the main force of the Jin Kingdom and pursued them to Zhuxian Town, not far from the old capital Bianjing (today's Kaifeng). Wu Shu, the commander-in-chief of the Jin army, lamented that this was the worst defeat since the war began. He had no choice but to lead his men across the Yellow River and escape north.
Yue Fei was also preparing to cross the river and go north, completely defeat the enemy and regain the north. Unexpectedly, Song Gaozong listened to Qin Hui's words and ordered Yue Fei to withdraw his troops with 12 gold medals and not to fight again. Later, Qin Hui falsely accused Yue Fei of treason and killed this great hero. Although Yue Fei's fight against the Jin Dynasty did not succeed in the end, his achievements in the struggle will always be remembered in the annals of history and will be remembered by the people.