1944年，由于叛徒告密，中共房涞涿联合县七区区委书记晋耀臣被敌人抓捕。在押送晋耀臣的20多里路 上，敌人将铅丝绳穿进他的锁骨拉着走。晋耀臣忍着剧痛，高呼"共产党万岁"——牺牲时，仅28岁。 京西南纵深处，浪淘百转、壁立千仞，房山、涞水、涿州三地在此交汇。80多年前，平西抗日根据地的 干部群众奋战在这高山激流间。 2015年，晋耀臣入选民政部第二批600名著名抗日英烈和英雄群体名录。 沿着山谷里的涞宝路，钻进太行余脉的缝隙，蒲洼村映入眼帘。依山势而建的巷道里，一处合院老宅几 经修葺，仍矗立半坡。1916年，晋耀臣出生于此。 "我姥爷上过私塾，有一定文化，帮穷人打赢过官司！"晋耀臣的外孙刘殿新常回老宅看看，他虽未曾与 晋耀臣谋面，但从小就听姥姥讲"姥爷敢为穷苦人家仗义执言"。1939年，晋耀臣经介绍加入中国共产 党，从此走上革命道路。 晋耀臣的革命足迹遍及房良联合县三区、七区、一区，房涞涿联合县九区、七区等地。在担任区委书记 等职务期间，他积极发动群众开展抗日斗争，让山沟沟里的老百姓有了自己的抗日组织。 动荡时局、险山恶水，党的工作怎么开展？抗日统一战线如何壮大？ 蒲洼村的老宅，再未等来归人。据《蒲洼村村志》记 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the heroic actions and legacy of Liao Haitao, a significant figure in the anti-Japanese resistance, emphasizing his sacrifices and contributions to the revolutionary cause in China during the 1940s [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Context - Liao Haitao was a key organizer in the establishment of revolutionary activities in Dalingxia Village, Fujian Province, and played a crucial role in the local communist movement from 1929 onwards [1]. - He participated in various revolutionary efforts, including the establishment of local Soviet governments and the formation of various community organizations, successfully involving over 80% of the villagers [1]. Group 2: Military Contributions - During the Second Sino-Japanese War, Liao Haitao served as a political officer and participated in numerous battles, demonstrating his leadership and commitment to the anti-Japanese cause [2]. - On November 28, 1941, he led over 500 soldiers in a fierce battle against Japanese and puppet forces, ultimately sacrificing his life to protect his comrades and the local resistance [2]. Group 3: Legacy and Commemoration - Following his death, Liao Haitao was posthumously honored by the New Fourth Army for his dedication and contributions to the revolutionary efforts, being recognized as an exemplary party member [2]. - Since 2003, memorials and educational facilities have been established in his honor, serving as a base for loyalty education and remembrance activities, particularly during significant commemorative dates [2][3].