Composition of the New Fourth Army of the National Revolutionary Army

From central Jiangsu to western Zhejiang

194 1 February, the Northern Jiangsu Command of the New Fourth Army and its subordinate units were reorganized into the First Division of the New Fourth Army. Teachers Su Yu, political commissar Ada, political department director Zhong Qiguang. The original first, second and third columns were successively reorganized into the first, second and third brigades. Ye Fei, brigade commander and political commissar of the First Brigade, Zhang Fan, chief of staff, and Luo Ji (Ji Pengfei), director of the Political Department, are in charge of the first, second and second regiments and the spy camp. Wang Bicheng, brigade commander of the Second Brigade, Liu Peishan, political commissar, Duan Huanjing, deputy brigade commander, Du Ping, chief of staff, and Chen Shifu, director of the political department, are in charge of the 4th, 5th and 6th regiments and the spy camp. Tao Yong and Brigadier General of the Third Brigade, Liu Xiansheng, Political commissar, Zhang Zhendong, Chief of Staff, and Lu Sheng, Director of the Political Department, are in charge of the 7th, 8th and 9th regiments and spy camps.

The first division is active in the Soviet anti-Japanese base areas (now Yancheng, Taizhou, Yangzhou and Nantong, Jiangsu Province) bordering the Yellow Sea in the east, the Canal in the west, the Yangtze River in the south and Huai 'an, Funing and Huangshagang in the north, and is responsible for carrying out the Soviet anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare and mobile tasks as the main force of the New Fourth Army.

In order to better adhere to the Soviet Union's anti-Japanese struggle, the Soviet Military Region was established on April 26, 194 1, with the first division as the leading organ and the second, third and fourth military divisions jointly fighting against Japan. Later, the first army division and the fifth and sixth army divisions in southern Jiangsu were added. After the establishment of the Suzhong Military Region, the first division left a main group in each of the three brigades of the first, fourth and seventh regiments, and dispersed the remaining main forces to strengthen local armed forces, so that all counties in Suzhong had children's groups. The troops under the joint resistance were also incorporated into local armed forces in June 1944+00. There is also a "navy" in the Suzhong Military Region. 1942165438+10 established the marine corps. 1943 was expanded into a coastal defense column, responsible for fishing ground patrol, maritime transportation and organizing fishermen to resist Japan.

On February 27th, 1944, Su Yu led the 7th Regiment of the 3rd Brigade and the 1st and 4th Regiments of the Special Agents to the south, and arrived in Changxing County, West Zhejiang on June 6th, 1945. On February 5th, the Jiangsu-Zhejiang Military Region was established, commanding the New Fourth Army in southern Jiangsu, western Zhejiang and eastern Zhejiang. Commander Su Yu, political commissar Tan Zhenlin (absent) and chief of staff Liu Xiansheng.

After Su Yu went south, the leading organs of the Suzhong Military Region were reorganized, with Commander Guan, Political commissar Chen Pixian, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff, Deputy Political Commissar and Director of the Political Department. In August, in order to meet the needs of the big counterattack, the Suzhong Military Region formed the 17 Infantry Regiment and organized it into three brigades.

The first division of the New Fourth Army consists of more than * * * 1.3 million people. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, it moved to the central Jiangsu, southern Jiangsu and western Zhejiang, and it continued to grow and develop in the battle. By the time of the counterattack against Japan, it had grown to more than 3 1 10,000 people, and the local armed forces had more than 6,000 people. Fighting in Huainan

194 1 February, the second division of the new fourth army was reorganized from the former jiangbei headquarters and the troops under its jurisdiction, and was in charge of the fourth, fifth and sixth brigades and the east and west defense headquarters of jinpu road, with more than * * *18,000 people. The teachers are deputy teachers Zhang, political commissar, deputy teachers, chief of staff and director of the political department Guo Shushen. The original Fourth Brigade was reorganized into the Fourth Brigade, with Brigadier General Liang Congxue, Political Commissar and Director of Political Department Wang Jicheng and Chief of Staff Zhan Huayu in charge of the 10th, 11th and 12th regiments. The original fifth detachment was reorganized into the fifth brigade, with brigade commander Cheng Jun, political commissar Zhao, deputy brigade commander, chief of staff Huang Xuzhou and political department director Hou Zheng in charge of the 13th, 14th and 15th regiments. The original jiangbei guerrilla column was reorganized into the sixth brigade, with Sun Zhongde as the brigade commander and political commissar, Huang Yan as the deputy political commissar, Zhu as the chief of staff and Xu Xiangheng, director of the political department, in charge of the 16th, 17th and 18th regiments.

The Second Division is active in Huainan Anti-Japanese Base Area, starting from the Canal in the east, reaching Huainan Railway and Wabu Lake in the west, Huaihe River in the north and Yangtze River in the south, and shouldering the task of persisting in Huainan Anti-Japanese Guerrilla War and defending the stubborn Kuomintang army in the west.

In order to command the local armed forces in Huainan anti-Japanese base area in a unified way, 1943, Huainan Military Region was established in February, which governs the East Military Division of Jinpu Road and the West Military Division of Jinpu Road. The leading organ of Huainan Military Region is also the leading organ of the Second Division. By this time, the leaders of the Second Division had all changed: the division commander and commander of the military region, political commissar Tan Zhenlin, chief of staff Han, and director of the political department Xiao.

The Second Division of the New Fourth Army grew up in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. By the time of victory in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, there were four brigades 1 1 regiment, with more than 35,000 people, and other local armed forces 1.5 million people. The eighth route army went south.

According to the strategic policy of "developing Central China" and the instruction of "reinforcing the New Fourth Army" determined by the Central Committee, the four armies of the Eighth Route Army successively crossed the Longhai Railway and went south to Central China, and were incorporated into the New Fourth Army after the Southern Anhui Incident in 194 1.

1941February, the fifth column of the eighth route army was reorganized into the third division of the new fourth army, and the original first, second and third detachments were reorganized into the seventh, eighth and ninth brigades. Teachers and political commissar Huang Kecheng, chief of staff, director of the political department (Wu). Peng of the Seventh Brigade, political commissar Zhu, deputy brigade commander Tian Weiyang, chief of staff and director of the Political Department Guo are in charge of the 19th, 20th and 21st regiments. Tian Shouyao, brigade commander of the Eighth Brigade, Wu Xinquan, political commissar, Chang Yuqing, deputy brigade commander and chief of staff, and Li Xuesan, director of the Political Department, are in charge of the 22nd, 23rd and 24th regiments. Zhang Aiping, brigade commander of the Ninth Brigade, Wei Guoqing, political commissar, Yang, chief of staff, and Zhang Zhenqiu, director of the Political Department, are responsible for the 25th, 26th and 27th regiments respectively.

The third division is active in the anti-Japanese base area in northern Jiangsu, south of Longhai Railway, north of Huai 'an, Funing and Huangsha Port, east of the Yellow Sea and west of the Canal. It undertakes the task of persisting in guerrilla warfare against Japan in northern Jiangsu and maneuvering as the main force of the New Fourth Army, and also plays an important role in connecting the anti-Japanese base areas in Central China and North China.

194265438+February, Subei established a unified party, government and army organization on the basis of anti-Japanese. The leading organ of the Subei Military Region is the leading organ of the Third Division, with the same leader. Huaihai Military Region and Yanfu Military Region were changed into military sub-regions at the same time. The leading organ of Huaihai Military Division is also the leading organ of the 10th Brigade. The 10th Brigade also localized its main force and co-edited it with the local armed forces in Huaihai area into four detachments, each of which has three regiments. The leading organ of Huai 'an Military Division is also the leading organ of the Eighth Brigade. The Eighth Brigade was also localized together with the 24th Regiment, which was divided into local armed forces in Sheyang, Funing and Li Andong.

The Third Division of the New Fourth Army fought bloody battles in northern Jiangsu for five years, and its main force grew to more than 28,000 people, forming more than 22,000 local armed forces. Huaibei tieqi

194 1 February, the fourth column of the eighth route army was reorganized into the fourth division of the new fourth army. Teachers and political commissar Peng Xuefeng, chief of staff, political department director Xiao. The 10th Brigade was adapted from the 344th Brigade of the Second Column of the Eighth Route Army. Brigadier general Liu Zhen, political commissar Kang Zhiqiang, chief of staff Shen Qixian, director of the political department Gao Nongfu. Jurisdiction over the 28th and 29th regiments. The 11th Brigade was co-edited by the 1st and 2nd regiments of the 6th detachment of the New Fourth Army. Teng, political commissar, deputy brigade commander Zhang Taisheng, chief of staff Zhong Yousong, director of the political department. Administer the thirtieth, thirty-first and thirty-second regiments. The 12 brigade is composed of the 3rd regiment of the 6th detachment of the New Fourth Army and a regiment downsized from the 1st 1 2 corps. Tan (Rao Zijian), political commissar, deputy brigade commander Wu Xinrong, chief of staff Luo Baolian, and director of political department Liu. Administer the 33rd, 34th and 35th regiments. In addition, it also governs Xiaoxian Independent Brigade, Zong Hanmin, political commissar Li Zhongdao (Li Diping), chief of staff Lian Ping, and political department director Chen, and governs the first and second regiments.

The 4th Division * * * 1.5 million people are active in Huaibei Anti-Japanese Base Area on both sides of Longhai Railway, north of Huaihe River, east of New Yellow River and east of Jinpu Railway. It undertakes the task of persisting in the anti-Japanese guerrilla war in Huaibei, advancing westward to defend the Kuomintang army and developing behind enemy lines in Henan.

1942165438+10, Huaibei military region was established to strengthen local armed construction. The leading organs of the military region are the leading organs of the Fourth Division, including commander Peng Xuefeng, political commissar Deng Zihui, chief of staff Zhang zhen and director of the political department Wu Zhipu. Jurisdiction over four military divisions.

On September 1944, 1 1, Peng Xuefeng died heroically in the battle of Balizhuang in Xiayi County. Zhang Aiping succeeded the fourth division commander and commander of Huaibei Military Region, and Wei Guoqing served as deputy commander of the fourth division and deputy commander of Huaibei Military Region.

The Fourth Division of the New Fourth Army adhered to and developed Huaibei Anti-Japanese Base Area in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, wiped out more than 60,000 enemy troops, expanded its main force to more than 32,000, and established more than 23,000 local armed forces. Move to Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Hunan and Jiangxi.

On April 5, 194 1, the advance column of Henan and Hubei was reorganized into the fifth division of the New Fourth Army. Teachers and political commissar Li Xiannian (later Zheng Weisan was a political commissar), chief of staff Liu Shaoqing, director of the political department Ren Zhibin. It has jurisdiction over the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth brigades, the first, second and third guerrilla columns, and the security headquarters of the Hubei-Henan-Anhui border region. 5438+065438+1The special service brigade was established in June. The 13th Brigade was reorganized from the 2nd, 3rd and 5th regiments of the original Henan-Hubei advance column, and later renamed as the 37th, 38th and 39th regiments in turn. Brigadier General Zhou Zhijian, Political Commissar Zhengping Fang, Deputy Brigadier Xiao Yuanjiu, Chief of Staff Lin Huang and Director of Political Department Li Zaishan. The 14th Brigade consists of the first regiment of the original Henan-Hubei advance column, the Huanggang local armed forces and the ninth regiment, and was renamed the 40th, 41st and 42nd regiments in turn. Brigadier General, Political Commissar Zhang Tixue, Deputy Brigadier Wu Linhuan, Chief of Staff Xiong Zuofang, and Director of Political Department Xia Nongtai. The 15th Brigade was organized by the 6th, 10th and 8th regiments of the original Henan-Hubei advance column, and changed to the 43rd, 44th and 45th regiments in turn. Wang Haishan, political commissar Zhou Zhigang, deputy brigade commander Zhu Liwen, chief of staff Zhang, director of political department.

The first guerrilla column consists of the fourth and tenth regiments of the original Henan-Hubei advance column. Commander Yang Jingqu, political commissar Zhang Zhiyi, and director of the Political Department Wang Qian. Manage the first and third regiments.

The second guerrilla column consists of the seventh regiment of the original Henan-Hubei advance column and the local armed forces in Xinnan. Commander, political commissar Liu Zihou, chief of staff Yu, and director of political department Hu Renlun. Manage the fourth and sixth regiments.

The Third Guerrilla is organized by local armed forces in eastern Hubei. Commander and political commissar He Yaobang. In the same year 1 1 merged into the special service brigade.

The secret service brigade is composed of the 40th regiment and the third guerrilla group. Brigadier General Luo Houfu, political commissar and director of political department He Yaobang. Manage the first and third regiments. Serial number was revoked in April 1942.

The fifth division established a local armed command organization, which is different from other divisions. One difference is that five military divisions were established as early as 1942, but it was not until 1944 10 that the Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Hunan and Jiangxi Military Region was established to lead all military divisions in a unified way. The leading organ of the military region is also the leading organ of the Fifth Division.

The fifth division is active around Wuhan, spanning the border areas of Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Hunan and Jiangxi, far away from the military headquarters for a long time, hanging alone behind enemy lines, and shouldering the task of independently persisting in guerrilla warfare against Japan and creating and developing anti-Japanese base areas in the border areas of Hubei and Henan. The Fifth Division of the New Fourth Army fought against the enemy 1 1,000 times in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, wiped out more than 4 1, 1 1,000 Japanese puppet troops, and established a vast anti-Japanese base area in the border areas of Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Hunan and Jiangxi, with the main force growing to more than 47,000 and the militia forming more than 300,000 people. Insist on the position in southern Jiangsu

194 1 February, the sixth division of the new fourth army was organized by the new fourth army troops in southern Jiangsu. Teachers and political commissar and political department director Tan Zhenlin, chief of staff. Administer the 16 and 18 brigades. The 6th Division starts from Nanjing and Wuhu in the west, reaches Songhu in the east, reaches the Yangtze River in the north, and reaches the anti-Japanese base area in southern Jiangsu at the foot of Tianmu Mountain in the south. He fought in the confidant area of the Japanese puppet army and was responsible for persisting in the anti-Japanese war in southern Jiangsu.

The task of guerrilla warfare.

The sixteenth brigade was adapted from the second detachment fighting in Maoshan area. The brigade commander consists of Luo, political commissar, director of the political department and chief of staff. Administer the 46th, 47th and 48th regiments.

The 18th Brigade was adapted from the third detachment fighting in the East Road area. The brigade commander was Chiang Kai-shek, political commissar Wen Yucheng, chief of staff and director of the political department who broke through in the Southern Anhui Incident. Administer 52 regiments, 53 regiments and 54 regiments. In May, the 5 1 Youth League was established.

The Sixth Division experienced arduous struggles against "mopping up" and "cleaning up the countryside" in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, and stuck to its position in southern Jiangsu until War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression won. Light a bonfire in Wanjiang

1 941may1day, the seventh division of the new fourth army was composed of Wuwei guerrilla column, the third detachment advancing group and the breakout force of the southern Anhui incident. Teacher Zhang Dingcheng (absent), political commissar Ceng Xisheng, chief of staff Li Zhigao, and political department director He Wei. Under the jurisdiction of the 19th Brigade and the Advance Mission, there are more than 900 people in * * */kloc-0. In June of the same year165438+1October, Fu, who was also the breakthrough of the Southern Anhui Incident, was appointed as the deputy teacher.

The Seventh Division starts from Jiangpu in the east, Yuexi and Susong in the west, Taiping and Zude in the south and Hefei in the north. Swimming across the Wanjiang Anti-Japanese Base Area in the middle of the Yangtze River shoulders the task of persisting in the anti-Japanese guerrilla war in southern Anhui and developing the anti-Japanese guerrilla war in western Anhui.

Sun Zhongde, Brigadier of the 19th Brigade, is a political commissar, chief of staff and head of the political department. Administer the 55th, 56th and 57th regiments. 1942 in February, the 58th regiment was co-edited by the advance mission and the Tunxi Independent Mission.

1943 March, the Central Anhui Military Region was established. The leading organ of the military region is also the leading organ of the Seventh Division, and the leadership is the same. At this time, the Japanese army misjudged that the headquarters of the New Fourth Army had moved to central Anhui, so it carried out a large-scale "sweeping" of central Anhui. In order to meet the needs of the struggle, the Seventh Division localized its main force and organized troops and local armed forces into four detachments and three military divisions. In order to break the economic blockade between the Japanese army and Wang Jingwei's regime, the Seventh Division launched a "trade war", trying to reach an agreement with the Japanese local government and Wang Wei in exchange for food for military supplies.

The 7th Division fought bloody battles in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, annihilating more than 20,000 Japanese puppet troops, with the main force growing to more than 20,000, and forming more than 7,000 local armed forces. They insisted on carrying out anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare in central, southern and western Anhui, and communicated with the second and sixth divisions in the east and the fifth division in the west, thus consolidating and developing the anti-Japanese base area in Wanjiang.

Guerrillas in eastern Zhejiang

1943 12/22, the headquarters of the New Fourth Army ordered the Three North Guerrilla Command and its subordinate units to be formally reorganized into the guerrilla column of the East Zhejiang of the New Fourth Army. Commander He Kexi, political commissar Tan Qilong, chief of staff Liu Hengyun, and director of the Political Department Zhang Wenbi. There are more than 2,300 people under the jurisdiction of the third detachment, the fifth detachment, the Xiao Jin detachment, the Pudong detachment (hereinafter referred to as the Songhu detachment), the Three North Self-Defense Corps, the Siming Self-Defense Corps, and the teaching brigade, the police brigade and the coastal defense brigade. Yu, the detachment leader of the third detachment, and Linda, the political commissar. Qiu, the detachment leader and political commissar of the Fifth Team. Team division marshal Cai, political commissar Siyi Yang. Zhu Yamin, detachment leader of Pudong detachment, and Jie Jiang, political commissar. Wang Yaozhong, captain and political commissar of the Three North Self-Defense Corps. Luo Baihua, head of Siming self-defense group, and Liu Qingyang, political commissar. During the periods of 1945 and 10, the troops of the New Fourth Army in eastern Zhejiang, western Zhejiang, southern Jiangsu and southern Anhui successively retreated to the north of the Yangtze River in accordance with the strategic plan formulated by the central authorities and the concessions made to the Kuomintang in Chongqing negotiations. At the same time, the military headquarters of the New Fourth Army and three armies went north to Shandong, the third division marched northeast, and the fifth division, the 359th Brigade of the Eighth Route Army and the Henan Military Region were incorporated into the Central Plains Military Region. The troops were reorganized again and again, and the sequence changed greatly. On February 3, 65438, the Central Committee decided to merge the headquarters of the New Fourth Army with the leading organs of the Shandong Military Region (10/946). Chen Yi, commander of the New Fourth Army and commander of the Shandong Military Region; Rao Shushi, political commissar; Zhang, deputy political commissar (later); Li Yu, chief of staff; Yuan Zhongxian, deputy chief of staff; Shu Tong, director of the political department; and Tang Liang, deputy director. 1946 65438+1On October 7th, the Shandong Field Army was established, with Chen Yi and Li Yu as commanders and political commissar respectively. In August, Chen Yi was appointed commander and political commissar. The New Fourth Army and the Shandong Military Region have five secondary military regions in Jiaodong, Luzhong, Lunan, Binhai and Bohai, and the Shandong Field Army (1st and 2nd columns, 7th and 8th divisions), with about 270,000 troops.

The main forces of the New Fourth Army and local armed forces that remained in Central China were organized into the Central China Military Region and the Central China Field Army.

The Central China Military Region was established on1October 25th, 1945. It has jurisdiction over the Suzhong Military Region, the Huainan Military Region and the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Army Divisions. Commander Zhang Dingcheng, political commissar Deng Zihui, deputy commanders Su Yu and Zhang Aiping, deputy political commissar and director of the Political Department Tan Zhenlin, chief of staff Liu Xiansheng and deputy director of the Political Department Zhong Qiguang. The strength of the military region is about 6.5438+0.35 million.

The Central China Field Army was established in1945165438+10/0. Commander Su Yu, Political Commissar Tan Zhenlin, Chief of Staff Liu Xiansheng, and Director of Political Department Zhong Qiguang. It has jurisdiction over the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth columns, as well as the Secret Service Corps and the Artillery Corps. After the jurisdiction of the first, second, sixth and seventh divisions, the seventh, ninth and tenth columns and the thirteenth brigade. The strength of the field army is about 47,000. The Central China Field Army belongs to the Central China Military Region in organizational structure and is under the command of Chen Yi in strategic action.

The Third Division of the New Fourth Army set out from northern Jiangsu to the northeast on September 28th, 1945. 1946 10 The Seventh Brigade of the Third Division was reorganized into the Twelfth Division of the Sixth Column of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces. The designation of the third division of the New Fourth Army was revoked.

1946, the Kuomintang besieged the Central Plains Military Region with 300,000 people, mainly composed of the Fifth Division of the New Fourth Army. The armistice agreement signed by the two countries broke down and a full-scale civil war broke out. Chiang Kai-shek mobilized 62 brigades (divisions) with about 500,000 men to attack East China Liberated Area on a large scale. In accordance with the instructions of the Central Military Commission, the New Fourth Army carried out seven battles and seven wins, the battle of Chaoyangji, the battle of northern Jiangsu and the battle of southern Shandong in the Soviet area, and annihilated about 250,000 Kuomintang troops in the areas of central Jiangsu, northern Jiangsu, Huainan and southern Shandong.

1September 23, 946, the Central Committee instructed that the command organs of the Shandong Field Army and the Central China Field Army should be integrated in order to concentrate their forces. Accordingly, the East China Field Army Command was established, with Chen Yiren as commander and political commissar, Su Yu as deputy commander and Tan Zhenlin as deputy political commissar.

1947 65438+1October 2 1, the New Fourth Army, Shandong Military Region and Central China Military Region are co-edited as the East China Military Region, which governs the Subei Military Region, Suzhong Military Region, Huaibei Detachment and Huainan Detachment of the New Fourth Army, and the Shandong Military Region Lunan, Luzhong, Jiaodong, Bohai Military Region and Binhai Military Region. The Shandong Field Army, the Central China Field Army and the divisions and brigades under the Shandong Military Region are jointly organized into the East China Field Army, which has 1 1 column and special forces column. Among them, the first column of Shandong Field Army is the first column, the second column of Shandong Field Army and the ninth column of Central China Field Army are the second column, the first division of Central China Field Army is the fourth column, the sixth division of Central China Field Army is the sixth column, the seventh division of Central China Field Army is the seventh column, the seventh column of Central China Field Army is the eleventh column, the tenth column of Central China Field Army is the twelfth column, and the cavalry regiment and cavalry regiment of Central China Military Region. The other two regiments of the ninth column of the Central China Field Army, the Seventh Army Division Cavalry Brigade and Hongze Lake Brigade of the Central China Military Region, were organized into Huaibei detachment. The 6th Brigade16th Regiment of the 2nd Division of the Central China Field Army and the local armed forces staying in Huainan were organized into Huainan detachment.

The New Fourth Army completed its historical mission and the designation was revoked. In War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the New Fourth Army fought and contained 6.5438+0.6 million Japanese troops and 230,000 puppet troops, fighting more than 22,000 times, including 6.5438+0.9 million Japanese puppet troops and 3.65438+0.1 million body count. Fighting against tenacious self-defense for more than 3,000 times, eliminating more than 65,438 Kuomintang die-hards +0.4 million people. The New Fourth Army suffered more than 89,000 casualties. The New Fourth Army has grown from the initial 1000 to the main force of 2 1000, with 97,000 local armed forces, accounting for 3 1000. There are also more than 960,000 militia self-defense forces. Eight anti-Japanese base areas covering Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Henan, Hubei, Hunan and Jiangxi provinces, namely southern Jiangsu, central Jiangsu, northern Jiangsu, Huainan, Huaibei, Hubei, Henan, Anhui, Hunan and Jiangxi, were established, covering an area of 253,000 square kilometers and a population of more than 34.2 million, which made an important contribution to the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

Southern Anhui Incident

Prison Song is a vernacular narrative poem written by Ye Ting, a fighter and strategist who was imprisoned in Zhazidong, Chongqing after the Southern Anhui Incident. This poem was written in 1942. The poem is divided into two sections, and the whole poem is clear and easy to understand, just like blurting out, but it is intense in emotion, heroic in momentum and clear and complete in artistic conception. The author's noble sentiment is truly revealed, which makes readers shocked and awe the poet's noble personality. The lofty revolutionary integrity and great patriotism revealed in the poem have educated generations of China teenagers.

(Prison Song) Ye Ting

(Transcribed according to the author's handwriting)

The doors that people come in and out are locked,

The hole the dog climbed out of was open,

A voice shouted:

Climb out and set you free!

I long for freedom,

But I know very well-

How can a human body crawl out of a dog hole!

I hope that one day,

Underground fire

Burn me with this living coffin,

I deserve eternal life in fire and blood.