Brief introduction of patriotic hero story, 2 words, urgent, quick.

Deng Shichang's patriotic story of dedicating himself to the sea has been a proud ambition of patriotic soldiers since ancient times. Especially those who are brave enough to go to the disaster knowing that they are dead in front of them are even more admirable. Deng Shichang, who died in the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, is such a person. Deng Shichang was one of the earliest naval officers in China, and was the captain of Zhiyuan in beiyang fleet in Qing Dynasty. He has a strong patriotism and often says to the soldiers, "Who dies? I hope we die well and die well! " In 1894, the Sino-Japanese War broke out between China and Japan. Deng Shichang said many times: If I meet a Japanese ship at sea and encounter danger, I will sink with it! One day in September this year, the Japanese fleet suddenly attacked the Chinese fleet, and a naval battle started. This is the Yellow Sea War. During the war, China's flagship was wounded and the flag was shot down. Deng Shichang immediately ordered the flag to be raised on his own ship to attract enemy ships. The Zhiyuan, which he commanded, was the most heroic in the battle. The front and rear artillery fired together and hit the Japanese ship again and again. Surrounded by Japanese ships, Zhiyuan was seriously injured and began to tilt, and the shells were also polished. Deng Shichang felt that the last moment had come, and said to his men, "Even if we die, we must show the prestige of the China navy. It is time to serve the country!" He ordered the Japanese ship Yoshino to be rushed at full power to die with it. This fearless spirit stunned the Japanese. Unfortunately, Zhiyuan was torpedoed in its progress, and its hull exploded and sank to the bottom of the sea. Most of the more than 2 officers and men died. Deng Shichang was rescued by his subordinates with lifebuoys and his dog "Sun", but when he saw that none of his subordinates survived, he resolutely quit the lifebuoy, pushed his dog into the water and sank into the sea together, giving his precious life.

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