Peng Xuefeng
Peng Xuefeng was a prominent Chinese military leader during the Second Sino-Japanese War, known for his role in the New Fourth Army. He was recognized for his leadership and commitment to the anti-Japanese resistance. In 1940, he wrote a heartfelt letter to a grieving mother, Xie Laotai, whose three sons had sacrificed their lives in the fight against Japanese occupation, expressing his empathy and determination to continue the struggle.
Born on Jan 01, 1908 (117 years old)
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Peng Xuefeng married Lin Ying and wrote 87 letters filled with longing during their time apart, but their separation became permanent.
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Peng Xuefeng was recognized for his leadership in the Anti-Japanese War.
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Peng Xuefeng was a military leader who dedicated his life to the party's cause and was killed in action.
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Peng Xuefeng is recognized as a brave soldier in the fight against Japanese forces.
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Peng Xuefeng is celebrated for his contributions to the resistance against Japanese forces.
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Peng Xuefeng is remembered as a hero of the Anti-Japanese War.
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Peng Xuefeng is remembered for his role in the Anti-Japanese War and his commitment to the cause.
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Peng Xuefeng is honored for his contributions to the anti-Japanese war efforts.
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Peng Xuefeng is honored for his contributions to the anti-Japanese war efforts.
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Peng Xuefeng is remembered as a key hero of the Anti-Japanese War.
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