Who were the patriotic figures during the Republic of China (1912-1949)? Ask for their life stories

Zhao Yiman (October 1905 - August 2, 1936), formerly known as Li Kuntai, also known as Li Yichao, also known as Shuning, was a native of Baihuachang Village, Baihua Town, Yibin City, Sichuan Province, China** Member of the Communist Party of China and anti-Japanese martyr. Zhao Yiman was born into a feudal landlord family. During the "May Fourth" period, they accepted progressive ideas, resisted feudal ethics, sought women's liberation, broke through the shackles of feudal landlord families, and embarked on the road to strive for people's liberation. In 1923, Zhao Yiman joined the Chinese Socialist Youth League; in the summer of 1926, he joined the Communist Party of China; on the morning of June 30, 1936, Zhao Yiman was arrested for the second time by the pursuing enemies and was brutally tortured; in August 1936, On March 2, he was killed by the enemy in Zhuhe. She left behind famous poems such as "Reminiscing on the Riverside". In 2010, Zhao Yiman was named one of the "100 Heroic Model Figures Who Made Outstanding Contributions to the Founding of New China". General Tong Linge, formerly known as Lingge and nicknamed Jiesan, was born in Gaoyang, Hebei Province. When the July 7th Incident broke out, he was the deputy commander of the 29th Army of the National Revolutionary Army and was responsible for military command. He issued an order to the entire army in the name of the military headquarters: "Order The officers and soldiers on the front line persisted in resisting. Marco Polo Bridge is your grave. We must live and die with the bridge and not retreat." On July 28, 1937, he went to the front line to command the battle. He was surrounded by Japanese invaders on all sides. During the breakout, he was shot in the leg by an enemy machine gun, and was bombed by enemy planes. He was severely wounded in the head and died heroically for his country. At the age of 45, the general dedicated his life to serve the country, fulfilled his promise, and became the first person to serve the country during the Anti-Japanese War. Senior generals of the Kuomintang army who died. The Nationalist Government issued a commendation order on July 31, 1937, posthumously conferring Tong Linge the title of Army General; Mao Zedong called it "a great example to all Chinese people." In August 1979, the Ministry of Civil Affairs issued a notice posthumously recognizing Tong Linge as a revolutionary martyr who died in the Anti-Japanese War. Zhao Dengyu, courtesy name Shuncheng, Shunchen, was born in Heze, Shandong. In 1933, he led the 109th Brigade of the 37th Division of the 29th Army to participate in the Xifengkou War of Resistance on the Great Wall, killing and wounding more than 5,000 Japanese troops in the Panjiakou battle. In particular, Zhao Dengyu used his strengths to avoid weaknesses and organized a machete team to attack the Japanese army at night, inflicting heavy losses on the enemy. He used his machete to chop off the majesty of the Chinese army, chop out the backbone of the Chinese nation, and also chop out a heroic war song "March of the Mahogany". Zhao Dengyu was promoted to commander of the 132nd Division due to his military exploits. When the July 7th Incident broke out in 1937, he was appointed commander-in-chief of the Nanyuan Front in Peking. On the morning of July 28, the main force of the Japanese army launched a fierce attack on Nanyuan with the support of dozens of aircraft. During the battle, Zhao Dengyu was shot in his right arm. When he led his troops to move to Dahongmen in the south of the city, he was surrounded by the Japanese army. He was injured in the chest during the melee. He was heroic. Martyrdom for the country. On the 31st, the Nationalist Government issued an order to praise him and posthumously made him an Army General. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Central People's Government issued a martyr certificate signed by Chairman Mao Zedong to the family of General Zhao Dengyu.