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清明前夕,我们去为抗日老英雄蔡斌爷爷扫墓。我们向革命烈士敬献花圈,并默哀三分钟,然后请村党支部书记为我们讲蔡爷爷的英雄事迹。蔡爷爷,这位曾经的中原十二纵队司令部的警卫员可真了不起,其中有一个故事让我最感兴趣、也最佩服—1945年夏,曾经猖獗一时的日本鬼子深感气数已尽,大势已去,整日惶惶恐恐,完全没有了平日里“日本太君”的威风,只是盘踞在驻地不露面了。6月下旬的一天傍晚,蔡爷爷所在部队按计划攻打日本鬼子占领的沙洋县曾集镇。
On the eve of Ching Ming, we went to visit Grandpa Cai Bin, an anti-Japanese hero. We laid wreaths on the revolutionary martyrs and observed a three-minute silence, then asked the village party branch secretary to tell us about Grandpa Tsai’s heroic deeds. Grandpa Choi, the former guard of the Central Plains Twelve Column Command, was amazing. One of the stories made me most interested and most admired. In the summer of 1945, the Japanese devils who had been on a rampant wave were exhausted. The general trend has gone, all day panic fear, there is no weekdays “Japan too King ” power, but entrenched in the resident faceless. One evening in late June, the troops of Grandpa Choi planned to attack Zengji Town, Shayang County, occupied by Japanese devils.