Old party members have built tens of thousands of red collections of "Farm Museums" to witness the initial intention of inheritance culture

"This is the stretcher and crutch used by my father to rescue the wounded. Those uncle's shoulder bags, kettle, telescope mirror that my uncle has used on the battlefield ..." In Dongqui Village, Pingshan County, there is a well -known red cultural farmhouse museum. There are tens of thousands of modern red culture in the museum. Whenever a guest visits, Hao Erhei, the owner of this museum, and the farmer's collector, will tell the story behind each real thing.

Hao Erhei, 68, was a party member who was born in a poor peasant family. His father lifted the burden of the killers during the Anti -Japanese War, and his uncle also joined the army one after another to participate in the War of Resistance Against Japan, the War of Liberation, and the War of Resistance to the United States. Some also sacrificed in the Korean battlefield. From a small ears, red seeds took root in his heart.

After graduating from high school, his father had high hopes to him: "You have culture, you should be a recorder, record the heroic deeds of those heroes so that the younger generations do not forget." Facing the statue of the uncle and the relics of his life, Hao Erhei Follow your father's entrustment. In his heart, the recorder of red culture is a good thing to inherit the legacy of the martyrs and conduct revolutionary traditional education, so he came into the idea of ​​building a collection hall.

"At that time, I set up three rules for myself: there was no funds to raise myself, there was no clue to find myself, and there was no place to make my own house out of the venue." Crusoleum, the shoulder bags, kettles, telescopes, and battlefield diaries and memorials used by uncle on the battlefield. Then visit the old soldiers and look for red cultural relics. When he heard that there was an old man who had been a regiment -level officer, and there was a glorious spectrum of 100 fighting heroes in 1949 to Beijing to participate in the founding ceremony, he came to visit many times, the old man was moved by his spirit, and this book was moved. The precious glorious spectrum is given to Hao Erhei Collection. Another old soldier had participated in the battle of Wolf Yaoshan. He made Langya Mountain with stones into a model, and specifically marked the checkerboard stones of the five strong men jumping the cliff. Hao Erhei thought that this was a precious collection of traditional education for future generations, and it also collected.

When he was a technician in the township paper factory, there were many old books and old newspapers in the factory. He looked around carefully over and over again. The land certificate issued by Marxist -Leninism and the land certificate issued by the Jinchaji border area was successively discovered by Hao Erhei. In his spare time, he will also go to the surrounding stall market to find. For the red medals, medals, commemorative medals, etc., he will repurchase at all costs.

Slowly, his persistence moved the folks. Many villagers gave him his historical relics. There were various books during pictures, certificates, and anti -Japanese war. Military uniforms.

For decades, Hao Erhei has collected tens of thousands of red cultural relics. Initially, he took out all the eight rooms of his two -story small building for display, and he still could not meet the needs, so he rented out a place of more than 1,000 square meters behind the room and built a red cultural and farmhouse museum after flat repair. Open to the outside world.

The museum is simple and elegant. Tens of thousands of collections in the museum are displayed neatly, each of which is classified and numbered. In the past, some of them are equipped with small stories, which makes visitors clear at a glance.

Hao Erhei, who was born in a peasant, relied on the power of faith and persisted on the way to collect red cultural relics for decades. Today, he stayed in the museum all day either writing and painting or repairing. The villagers saw that he was so attached to the red culture and came to help. Help him build a museum.

When someone asked him curiously, he always smiled at him: I do n’t have money, do not name it, in order to inherit the red culture and carry forward the revolutionary spirit of the older generation.

Source | Shijiazhuang Daily

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