Fu Boda

Fu Boda

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Fu Boda was admitted to Linyi No.5 Middle School at the age of 18. After graduation, he taught in Yongquan, Linyi, Cengshan and Shabu for more than 10 years, during which he read a lot of progressive books and accepted revolutionary ideas

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He was admitted to the Fifth Middle School of Linyi province at the age of 18. After graduation, he taught in Yongquan, Linyi, Cengshan and Shabu for more than 10 years, during which he read a lot of progressive books and accepted revolutionary ideas.

Anti Japanese incident

After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, he actively contacted the local progressive youth to discuss the Anti Japanese strategy. In 1937, he joined the Anti Japanese organization "national liberation vanguard" to publicize and organize the people and carry out Anti Japanese activities. He joined the Communist Party of China in July 1938. He successively served as secretary of the village Party branch, propaganda member of Zhuangwu District Committee of CPC, chief of traffic section of CPC Lintan Center County Committee, and leader of the 12th branch of Lintan youth salvation League. In January 1939, Fu Boda accepted the task assigned by the county Party committee and went to work in the spring area. He deeply mobilized the masses and established Anti Japanese armed forces, which soon opened up a new situation. After the establishment of the Anti Japanese democratic regime in Quanyuan District, he served as the head and squadron leader of the district. In the meantime, he led the regional squadron to eliminate the three brigands of Tengzhi who took refuge in the Japanese puppet army. In October 1941, more than ten thousand Japanese troops "swept" the Lintan area, encircling the three prefectural committees, three line offices and Linyi County Party committee of the Communist Party of China in the narrow area of Zhuangwu, Yongquan, Cengshan and Shabu. The struggle was very cruel. Fu Boda led the local armed forces to cooperate with the main force of the Eighth Route Army to cover the breakthrough of the personnel of the organs, and safely transferred to the coastal area. In April 1942, he served as the director of Maling office and the commander of the military decoration group. Fearing no difficulties and dangers, he led the troops to the enemy occupied areas for many times and pulled out many Japanese puppet strongholds, which made the enemy tremble. In June of the same year, he led 20 elite armed men, disguised as puppet troops, crossed the Yihe River, caught Liu Yueting, a well-known bandit leader and gang leader in southern Shandong Province, and executed him after a public trial. In January 1943, he served as the head and chief of Tancheng county. In August 1944, he also served as the head of Tancheng independent regiment. In the liberation of Matou, Tancheng and other battles, he led the local armed forces to fight bravely with the main forces and dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese puppet army. Up to now, there are still stories about Fu Boda's heroic killing of the enemy and eliminating harm for the people around Zhuangwu and Yongquan. During the war of liberation, he organized and mobilized Tancheng people to join the army and successfully completed the tasks assigned by the higher authorities. In May 1949, he went south with the army. After the founding of the people's Republic of China, he successively served as Deputy Commissioner of Jiaxing special administration of Zhejiang Province, director of Forestry Department of Zhejiang Province, deputy secretary of CPC Lishui prefectural committee and Commissioner of Lishui special administration. He died in Zhejiang Province in 1993.

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