1929, 16-year-old Ding Yang went to Liuzao Jiyitai grocery store as an apprentice. In about two or three years, the store closed down because of losses. After returning to China, Ding Yang was introduced to teach in a primary school and trained by Huang Du Normal School, and obtained a qualified academic certificate. 1934 In July, Ding Yang founded Zhulu Primary School (located in Niudu Village, Laogang Town, Nanhui District). During the teaching period, I teach seriously and love my students. At that time, the school conditions were very poor. He once made his own teaching AIDS-made a big abacus with pig hair and other things to teach abacus. Once a student got epidemic malaria. He walked to Xintang Pharmacy in Wang Liang, Fengxian County and bought "Chinese yam" for the students at his own expense, which was well received by the local people. At that time, the county education bureau sent people to investigate and understand, and commended Ding Yang for running a good school in Nanhui People's Daily.
1937 After the fall of Shanghai, Zhulu Primary School, which was taught by Ding Yang, also closed. He witnessed the Japanese invaders burning and looting everywhere, and the people lived in misery, pain and anxiety. The decline of the country and the darkness of society make young Yang exude the passion of resisting Japan and saving the country and pursuing a bright future. At this time, he made friends with Lian, Linda, Wang and other comrades who were full of anti-Japanese and national salvation ideas and decided to join the national salvation movement.
1938 In late summer and early autumn, he joined the 4th Squadron of peace preservation corps, Nanhui County, an anti-Japanese revolutionary armed organization with Lian as the squadron leader. 1939, the squadron was expanded into the second brigade of the Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Force in Nanhui County, with Ding Yang as the secretary.
1939, introduced by Zhu (then member of Pudong Party Committee), he joined the China * * * Production Party and changed its name to, indicating his firm determination to participate in the revolution.
1on the night of March 25th, 940, when the guerrillas were active at the Wu Jia wharf, they met the Japanese army's sweeping troops. Seven people, including Zhu, were arrested at the Japanese station. During his detention, the Japanese army used "tiger stools" and other torture to torture and extract confessions. Ding Yang never acknowledged the organization and his true identity. Later, Shi Ruiqi, a well-known local education teacher, proved that Ding Yang was "really a primary school teacher, not a guerrilla" and was released on bail pending trial. After leaving Zhu Qiao, Ding Yang was beaten and injured by Japanese invaders, so he went to Shanghai Red Cross Hospital for treatment. I will go home soon. His lover advised him to "behave himself" at home and not to go out for activities again, so as not to make his family feel scared. However, Ding Yang feels that this country is suffering, and life at home will not be calm and easy. In particular, a revolutionary comrade like Zhu who recommended himself to join the Party was killed by the Japanese aggressors, making him understand that there is no way out unless the Japanese aggressors are driven away. Since then, he not only insisted on the revolution himself, but also mobilized his younger brother, wife Xia Zude, cousins and Yang to participate in the revolution.
1940 In May, after the Second Anti-Japanese Brigade of Nanhui County was expanded into the fifth anti-Japanese guerrilla detachment of Songhu, Ding Yang was sent to Liu Ru Primary School and Benben Primary School in the area under the jurisdiction of the fifth detachment to teach students to learn their own anti-Japanese textbooks. For example, "East Village, West Village and Village Down with the Japanese", etc., to publicize and instill the idea of resisting Japan and saving the nation in students. Ding Yang insisted on working underground under the guise of teaching. 194 1 year, Yang Dingdiao District 1 (now Laogang, Xingang, Huinan, Yancang, Donghai, Huang Lu, Vientiane, etc.) served as the collection director, responsible for collecting funds for anti-Japanese agricultural land and military activities. At work, he achieved outstanding results and was commended by the leaders of the army. Previously, donations had been sent to villages and towns to raise public grain (that is, the puppet Manchuria township office was required to be transported to guerrillas according to regulations), which could not meet the needs of military supplies. Later, Ding Yang pioneered a new method of collecting farmland donations in the first district. He copied the land tax account book of the former Kuomintang through the pseudo-county government, and then collected it from the households in the name of the anti-Japanese armed guerrillas, ensuring the collection and transportation of anti-Japanese food funds. In this way, the collection task is not only completed as scheduled, but also greatly increased. This approach was completely in line with the policy of the CPC Central Committee at that time about having money, making great efforts and mobilizing the whole people to unite against Japan. To this end, Ding Yang was commended by the leaders of the five detachments, and awarded a bonus of more than 6,000 yuan in proportion to the amount collected. Sun Ruiqi, Xia and other related comrades working in the same district will be awarded bonuses equally. Later, other districts learned the method of one district, and collected money and grain from households by distributing books and cataloguing, so that the grain needed for military activities was successfully solved.
Ding Yang is highly vigilant, well-organized, loyal to the Party and the people, and resolutely fighting against the enemy under the circumstances that ethnic contradictions and class contradictions intersect and the struggle is very acute and complicated. /kloc-in the spring of 0/942, Lu Jian 'an, the clique of the Kuomintang troops, suddenly came with ulterior motives, trying to pull five detachments led by our party over and incorporate them into the Kuomintang troops through contact with the company. After finding out Liu Jiana's purpose, he immediately tipped off Lian. As the division commander of the company is absent, he can't receive it, but reports to Zhang who works for the company. Zhang knows that Lu Zhishen's card and purpose are not good, that is, he is called to be vigilant, pay attention to Lu Zhishen's movements at any time, and say how to deal with it, and let him know after research. Soon, the superior sent someone to inform Yang that he was ordered to send someone to execute the land on the spot overnight. With the in-depth development of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the New Fourth Army opened up new anti-Japanese base areas in the east and north.
1July, 942, Ding Yang was ordered to be transferred to eastern Hunan and began to serve as the second division commander of the Economic Committee of the Third North Guerrilla Command. 1In March, 943, he served as the director of the Central District Branch (Longshan, Guancheng and Hushan). In eastern Zhejiang, the struggle situation is sinister and life is difficult. A comrade who went with him couldn't afford to suffer. Under the drag of his family and with the approval of the leader, he decided to leave the army and go back to his hometown. Before he left, he went to see Ding Yang. When Ding Yang saw him off at the intersection, he told him not to forget to resist Japan and save the nation when he went home, and firmly said to him, "I am determined to participate in the revolution to the end, and I am ready to sacrifice my life at any time. If something really goes wrong, it will be an incurable disease. " This once again shows the firmness of Ding Yang's participation in the revolution.
On the morning of June 26th, Ding Yang decided to go to Hushan District to inspect the tax work. There are many enemy and puppet strongholds in this area right under the nose of the Japanese and puppet troops. There are Japanese and puppet strongholds in Zhangshu Temple and Hushan, and the environment is extremely sinister, and the collection work is particularly good. Ding Yang has repeatedly said to Wu Haonan, director of Hushan Collection Office, "Go to Hushan and see your work with your own eyes." On the day of leaving, one of Ding Yang's watches fell to the ground and broke into pieces. Some people joked that it was a bad omen, so don't go. Ding Yang certainly hasn't changed his mind. He took the secretary Qiu Gong, the guard Niu Maoxing, and the correspondent Cen Jitian from Dongqiao Yu's home. Passing through the east of hejia village along the Tanhe River in Sanguan Township, Hushan District, the "mopping-up" Japanese army could not escape for a while and had to fight back while running. After their arrest, Ding Yang and Qiugong were taken to the Japanese stronghold of Zhangshu Temple. On the same day, Wu Haonan reported to Wang Zhongliang, secretary of the Sanbei prefectural party committee, and Xie Ren 'an, secretary of the Ciyao county party committee.
After learning about it, the organization tried every means to rescue them and bribed the Japanese translator, so that the Japanese aggressors relaxed the detention of Yang and Qiu. At noon on June 23rd, they escaped from prison while the Japanese aggressors were out "mopping up". Unfortunately, he was discovered by the enemy sentry soon after he got out of prison. They immediately discussed and decided to go in two ways, Ding Yang running to the southeast and Qiu Gong running to the northwest, in order to disperse the enemy's pursuit targets. The enemy kept an eye on Ding Yang's running direction to catch up, and Ding Yang fell into the clutches of the Japanese aggressors again.
When Ding Yang returned to prison, he was brutally tortured by the enemy. They put Ding Yang in a wooden cage and nailed his hands and feet. In the face of the enemy's torture, Ding Yang was indomitable and regarded death as death. Soon, Ding Yang was killed by the Japanese invaders.
Comrade Ding Yang gave his young life for the revolution. His revolutionary spirit will always be remembered by future generations.