她们原本是大资本家、大地主、大官僚以及社会贤达人士的千金小姐——中国最早一批接受高等教育的女学生,她们原本可以选择出国留学、做艺术家或嫁给富商,却义无反顾地走上了战场。因为她们的出现,那场战争增添了几许色彩和诗意。北京社科院学者、著名作家张西曾采访二十几位在沂蒙山区战斗过的女八路,写成《抗战女性档案》一书。近日,张西向本刊记者讲述女八路的故事,再现一群女孩的青春岁月。 They were originally the eldest daughter of big capitalists, landowners, big bureaucrats and social celebrities - the earliest female students in higher education in China who could choose to study abroad, be artists or marry wealthy businessmen, The battlefield. Because of their appearance, the war added a few colors and poetics. Zhang Xi, a famous scholar and author of the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, interviewed over twenty female members of the eight women who had fought in Yimeng Mountain and wrote a book entitled “Anti-Japanese Female Files.” Recently, Zhang Xi told reporters about the story of Nu Wa Road, reproduce the youth of a group of girls.