Core Viewpoint - The articles commemorate the sacrifices and heroic deeds of Chinese revolutionary martyrs, highlighting their unwavering beliefs and dedication to the cause of liberation and justice [1]. Group 1: Historical Figures and Their Contributions - Ji Hongchang, a prominent anti-Japanese general and Communist Party member, expressed his patriotism through a powerful poem before his execution, emphasizing his commitment to the nation [4]. - Xia Minghan, a Communist Party member, bravely declared his dedication to the cause in a poem before being executed at the age of 28 [8]. - Zhao Yiman, a member of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, wrote a heartfelt letter to her son before her execution, urging him to remember her sacrifice for the country [11]. - Fang Zhimin, a Communist leader, remained steadfast in his beliefs while imprisoned, writing influential works that reflected his commitment to communism and the struggle for justice [14]. - Ye Ting, a military leader, demonstrated courage during the encirclement by Nationalist forces and expressed his desire for freedom through his writings while imprisoned [17]. - Jiang Jie, known for her resilience against torture, continued her revolutionary work even after her husband's death, ultimately sacrificing her life at the age of 29 [19]. - Chen Ran, a young Communist martyr, maintained his loyalty to the party while enduring severe torture, ultimately being executed at the age of 26 [22].