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The Revolutionary History of Yaojia Village
1933 Yaojia Village has 120 villagers. There are earthen stockade walls (demolished around 1998, with only a corner in the northwest in 2 1 century) and four stockade gates, which are convenient for guerrilla and sports. Seven landlords and rich households, accounting for more than 80% of the village's land, formed militia groups to buy guns; 103 poor farm workers own less than 20% of the land. At that time, there were 55 party member in Yaojia Village, and a branch was established. On June 23rd of that year, Ma Shijun, a habitual bandit raised by Hebei River Bureau, opened the Yellow River levee in Shizhuang, and many counties such as Puyang, hua county and Changyuan were flooded, resulting in the displacement of countless victims. Yaojia Village in Puyang County is low-lying with a water depth of more than ten feet, and the disaster is particularly serious.

Wang Fuzhi was appointed by the CPC Hebei Provincial Committee, and Liu Tongfang was appointed by Nantes to Puyang. Together with Wang Congwu, secretary of the Central County Party Committee, they went deep into the border villages of Puyang, Ermen, Zengxiaoqiu and hua county to mobilize and organize farmers to borrow grain from landlords and rich households.

Under the leadership of Yao's Party branch, he made his own broadsword and spear and tried to seize the militia's guns with his camera. 1one night in August, 933, Yao's party branch held a meeting of activists in party member to convey the instructions of the central county party Committee, determine who to borrow grain from and how much to borrow, and formulate specific measures; Then, a conference on party member and the poor peasants and laborers was held to publicize and launch it in order to get the greatest support.

The first person to borrow grain was Yao Jinpei, the village director (landlord and usurer). Zhang Jinhai, the backbone of party member, borrowed eight stones of grain from Yao Jinpei's family, and carried out more than 70 stones of wheat from four other wealthy families, which were immediately distributed to poor farm labourers who hardly cooked.

In order to guard against vigilante retaliation, the Party branch organized the poor peasants, farm labourers and young workers in the village and distributed weapons, including two long guns, two short guns, 26 grenades, two birdguns, two guns, 38 broadswords and more than 40 red tassels. They stand guard during the day and work in shifts at night, which attacks the prestige of landlords and bullies.

The victory of the riot soon affected the nearby villages. Villagers in Zeng Xiaoqiu, Sanmen, Liu Zhuang, hua county Biancun and Feng Ying followed suit. Under the leadership of the village party branch, they took active actions and launched a vigorous struggle to borrow grain and collect guns. Only Zeng Xiaoqiu borrowed more than 30 stones of grain and collected three guns.

Under the influence of this riot, in the spring of 1935, Zhang, Wang Congwu and Wang Zhuoru organized guerrillas in the Neihuang border area of Puyang and also in the border area of Fanxian county of Puyang according to the instructions of the Party Committee of Hebei, Shandong and Henan regions. They cooperated closely with the struggle against taxes, landlords and local tyrants, seized guns from local vigilante groups, gathered at night and dispersed at night, and were active in Puyang urban and rural areas.