The inscription of eight women throwing themselves into the river tells the story of eight women throwing themselves into the river.

During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression (1938+00), eight female officers and men of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition led by Leng Yun [1], led by the instructor Leng Yun, launched a fierce battle with the Japanese puppet troops. They took the initiative to attract the fire of the Japanese and puppet troops, so that the main force of the troops quickly got rid of the enemy's attacks, but they were besieged by the enemy. In desperation, they were forced to surrender by the Japanese puppet troops, vowed to die unyielding, destroyed their guns, waded into the Wushun River hand in hand, and shouted: "Down with Japanese imperialism!" Singing the international song "Slaves Get Up", he collectively sank into the river and died bravely for his country, which showed the heroic spirit of the Chinese nation in fighting the enemy to the end and was widely praised by the people.

They are Leng Yun, instructor of the women's regiment of the 5th Army of the 2nd Route Army, Hu Xiuzhi and Yang, squad leaders, soldiers, Huang Guiqing and He, and Anshun Fu, director of the garment factory. Leng Yun, the oldest of them, is 23 years old, and Wang Huimin, the youngest, is only 13 years old.

Eight female soldiers sacrificed their young lives for the liberation of the Chinese nation, wrote a magnificent chapter of "Eight Women Throwing into the River", and held the foundation stone laying ceremony of "Eight Women Throwing into the River Monument" in Mudanjiang on September 7th. 1986. Kang Keqing, then vice chairman of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of the All-China Women's Federation, laid the foundation stone for the project, and wrote an inscription: "Eight women, immortal!" . On September 4th, 2009, they were named as one of the 100 hero models who made outstanding contributions to the founding of New China.