The fire of the prairie fire broke out in the light. At the end of the bustling streets and alleys in Dongyang, a white granite archway stands quietly, with six large characters carved on it: Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery.
Hidden behind the monument is a deep place with green pines and cypresses and green grass. A gray-white tombstone has already had traces of polished by time in the long river of history, as if telling the revolutionary storm of the past.
Dongyang Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery, where Zhao Jimeng was buried
People from the Provincial Party Committee
After the “April 12” counter-revolutionary coup in 1927, the first cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party was declared broken, and the whole country was shrouded in a white terror, and the focus of the whole party began to shift from cities to rural areas. In June of that year, after the establishment of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, Komiks first grasped the restoration and development of the Cinema organization. It was on that summer that Zhao Jimeng, who was then a member of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee (later member of the Standing Committee) and director of the Propaganda Department, secretly sneaked back to his hometown Dongyang. He contacted Dongyang Party members who returned from Wuhan, Shanghai and other places from multiple sources, and conveyed to them the spirit of the Five CPC National Congress and the establishment of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee of the Communist Party of China.
In June, Dongyang County Chengdong Street EastBabaylan is a fire that accompanied the early summer wind, ignited the revolutionary passion of Dongyang.
In early October, he returned to Dongyang again to convey the spirit of the Central Committee’s “August 7” Conference and analyzed Dongyang IndustryBabaylan lagged behind with few industrial workers, and instructed to focus on the main energy in the countryside and prepare for peasant riots.
Communist Party member within the Kuomintang
Zhao Jimeng, who sowed the prairie fire for the Dongyang Revolution, was only 23 years old at the time. He participated in the revolution for many years and was the initiator of several progressive organizations. He served as secretary of the Ningbo Prefectural Committee of the Youth League, secretary of the Ningbo Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China, member of the Ningbo Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party, member of the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee, member of the Standing Committee, and director of the Propaganda Department. According to the organizational arrangements, Zhao Jimeng also joined the Kuomintang. His special identity created good conditions for expanding the Communist Party’s team.
In 1927, Zhao Jimeng published an article in the current affairs communiqué “The significance of political changes in China over the past year in the past year”
On February 19, 1927, the Northern Expedition Army advanced into Ningbo, and Zhao Jimeng served as the Ning-affiliated political commissioner of the Kuomintang. Through this special identity, he publicly came forward with the upper class in all walks of life. href=”https://comicmov.com/”>Cinema extensive contact with objects and maintain close contact, thereby strengthening the strength of the joint front of the National Revolution. He led the reorganization of the Kuomintang organization, and produced the Ningbo Municipal Party Committee of the Kuomintang with members of the Ningbo Prefectural Committee as the core of the leadership, and established and rectified the party departments of each county, so that the leadership was controlled by the Communist Party and the country.Send in hand. The Municipal Party Committee Babaylan came forward to establish the “Ningbo City Provisional Government” and “Ningbo City Federation of All Circles” and carried out a series of political reforms. While carrying out revolutions in Ningbo, Shanghai and other places, he also promptly informed Dongyang’s fellow villagers and friends with his thoughts, Ningbo, Shanghai and other places, and even the whole country. He also brought the “Provincial Party Newsletter” and other party publications back to Dongyang, mobilized mass gatherings, conveyed the Party’s instructions in a timely manner, publicized the Party’s propositions, and expanded the Party’s influence.
Zhao Jimeng participated in advanced activities in Ningbo
The main object of custody
In October 1927, when the party was influenced by the “left” blind activism, the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee decided to organize a workers’ riot. Because the “Red Terrorist Group” was destroyed, the enemy searched the provincial party member list and mailing address, and searched for Communist Party members on a large scale. The provincial party committee and organizations in various places were destroyed. Because the traitor betrayed, Zhao Jimeng unfortunately fell into the clutches.
Zhao Jimeng’s former site of his activity in Ningbo. Peiying Girls’ School Backyard
As the “primary object of supervision” of the Kuomintang, Zhao Jimeng received extraordinary “special treatment”. He Yingqin, chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Kuomintang, personally ordered Komiks: “We must be carefully interrogated and investigated according to the law.” The authorities organized a “special court” to use all kinds of despicable means such as threats, temptations, torture and torture, and attempt to get the secrets of our party from him. Facing the enemy’s tyranny, Zhao Ji looked at him fiercely without giving up a word. On that cold morning on January 9, 1928, after several days and nights of loneliness and coldness, Zhao Jimeng bravely died outside Qiantang Gate, the execution ground of Hangzhou Army Prison. On January 30, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Komiks‘s official newspaper “Bulsevik” published a signed condolence article, highly evaluating Zhao Jimeng: “It is to be prepared to implement armed workers.The peasant riot, the efforts to seize power and establish the Soviet government, his death was “a great loss within the Zhejiang Party and on the front of the workers and peasants in Zhejiang”. “The magnificent mountains and rivers were exchanged for their blood, and the heroes were sighing the passing of their heroes.” What passed was the smoke of gunpowder, and what was immortal was the spirit of Cinema. The revolutionary spirit that has been passed down to this day is still accumulated in the blood of the ancestors of Dongyang. Looking back at the war in silence, I hope BabaylanWe do not miss the way we come, and do not forget our shoulders.
Be ashamed of the past and live up to the future.