On March 8, 2000, the Intermediate People's Court of Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province took Hu Changqing to the execution ground and executed him according to the Supreme People's Court's order approving Hu Changqing, the former vice governor of Jiangxi Province, to commit the crime of asking for bribes, accepting bribes, offering bribes and failing to explain the legal source of huge amounts of property. But Hu Changqing has always been eager to win.
Hu Changqing kowtowed to survive.
Knowing that he was guilty, Hu Changqing, former vice governor of Jiangxi Province, was very humble in court. Before or after each speech, you will say "thank you, presiding judge", "thank you, prosecutor" or "thank you, lawyer". A desire to survive surged in his heart. He saw everyone kneeling for mercy, begging the organization to give him a chance to live, and pleading "Cut me some slack!" ""I am a calligrapher, please don't kill me, I will stay here and write to you for free, every day, and write you a picture every day.
Facing the Kuomintang reactionaries, Xia Yu was transferred to Hubei by the Party in 1928 and served as the Standing Committee of Hubei Provincial Committee. Due to the traitor's betrayal, he was unfortunately captured by the enemy in Wuhan on March 18 of the same year. On the morning of March 20th, he was escorted by the enemy to the execution ground in Yujili, Hankou. When the enemy executive asked Xia what he had to say, he shouted, "Yes, bring me a pen and paper!" " Therefore, Xia wrote a poem with the above meaning. For the revolutionary cause of China people, Xia died heroically at the age of 28.