Ji Hongchang's Poems

The country is still broken, why should I cherish this head? The righteous poem, written by Ji Hongchang, a modern poet, hates anti-Japanese death, and is ashamed to stay today. The country is still broken, why should I cherish this head? Ji Hongchang, Lvtan Town, Fugou County, Henan Province (189510/0/0/8 ——19341010/24 October) 19 13 autumn, 18 Ji Hongchang left school to join the army and joined Feng Yuxiang's army. Because of his bravery and good fighting skills, he was promoted from a soldier to a commander. 1September, 930, Ji Hongchang was reorganized by Chiang Kai-shek, serving as the commander-in-chief of the 22nd Route Army and the 30th division commander. He was ordered to "encircle" the revolutionary base areas in Hubei, Henan and Anhui. Ji Hongchang righteously said: "I can join the revolutionary ranks, become a member of * * *, and strive for the socialism of our party and the liberation of mankind. This is the greatest glory in my life. " 1934165438+1October 24th, was killed in Beiping Army Prison at the behest of Chiang Kai-shek. General Ji Hongchang Memorial Hall and Cemetery can be visited. I hate that I didn't die for the anti-Japanese cause, so I feel so ashamed today. Mountains and rivers are broken, the country is in danger, and the country has become like this. Why should I cherish my head!