李慰农中国战斗机中的铁血将军
李慰农简介
李慰农，历史上评为“铁血将军”，他是一位在中国历史上留下深刻印记的英雄。中文名：李慰农，出生地：安徽省合肥市巢湖市，出生日期：1895年。
早年，他考取了芜湖第二农业中学。在“五四”运动中，他是芜湖的组织者之一。1922年，在法国勤工俭学时，他入党。他在青岛领导党的工作，并开展斗争，但不幸被捕，在酷刑面前坚贞不屈，最终于1925年7月29日英勇就义，只有30岁。他是青岛为献身的第一位党人。
李慰农资料
中文名: 李慰農
出生地: 安徽省合肥市巢湖市
出生日期: 1895年
逝世日期: 1925年
李慰农专题 李慰农人物经历 李慰农雕像碑文 李 慶農赴法“勤工俭学” 李 慶農殚精竭虑为工人 李 慶農牺牲 Li Ci Nong, a legendary figure in Chinese history, was known as the "Iron Blood General." He was a hero who left an indelible mark on China's past. Born in Anhui Province, Hefei City, Chaohu District in 1895.
Early on, he enrolled at Wuhu No. 2 Agricultural School and later became a key organizer of the May Fourth Movement in Wuhu. In 1922, while studying abroad in France through the "Kung Fu Education Society," he joined the Communist Party of China. During his time in Qingdao, he led party activities and fought for workers' rights until his tragic capture and execution by Japanese forces on July 29th, 1925 at just thirty years old.
Li Ci Nong Memorial Monument Inscription
Li Ci Nong was born into a family from Chaohu County of Anhui Province. In June of nineteen twenty-two while studying abroad in France as part of the Kung Fu Education Society movement to support education for Chinese students overseas during World War I or World War II (the exact cause is not specified), he formally joined the Communist Party of China.
In five thousand two hundred and twenty-five Li Ci Nong returned to Qingdao where he took up leadership roles within local communist groups before being captured by Japanese authorities during their invasion of Shandong province.
Despite facing extreme physical torture during interrogation by enemy forces which included having his hands stretched behind him with ropes tied around them then yanked back violently causing severe pain & dislocation but still refusing to reveal any information about fellow comrades or party members Li died under mysterious circumstances that night after being shot twice - once in each lung - under orders from Zhang Zongchang - leader of one faction among warlords ruling northern china at that time without ever revealing any valuable intel about other members or plans leading some historians believe it could have been murder rather than accident but there is no concrete evidence supporting this theory so it remains unclear what truly happened leading up to his death .
