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1942年6月19日下午,残阳西斜,天气闷热得难受。福建崇安县赤石小镇的街道上,忽然起了一阵骚动,国民政府军委会第三战区的宪兵,把街上的行人统统赶进屋子里。发生了什么事?老百姓疑惑地从门缝里瞅着空荡荡的街道。不多久,远处走来一支人数不多的队伍,老百姓几乎惊叫起来,被押着走来的竟是7个年轻的女子。她们年龄都在20岁上下,穿着一式的黄色粗布军服,帽子下露出一绺黑色的短发,憔悴的脸上仍然显露出英武之气。她们是皖南事变中不幸被俘的新四军女战士,已在上饶集中营关押了一年多。当年5月,日军向浙赣沿线侵犯,步步进逼上饶。第三战区司令长官顾祝同率部仓惶向福建闽北转移,关押在上饶集中营的几百名新四军指战员和爱国抗日
On the afternoon of June 19, 1942, the western frontier was awkward with the hot weather. On the streets of the town of Chuanshi, Chong’an County, Fujian, suddenly there was a commotion and the military police in the Third Theater of the National Government Military Commission pushed all the pedestrians in the street into the house. What happened? Common people puzzled from the cracks in the door looking at the empty streets. Soon after, a small number of teams came in the distance, and the common people were almost screaming and were actually being kept in charge of seven young women. They are all over the age of 20, dressed in a yellow uniforms uniform, under the hat showing a black hair, haggard face is still revealing the mighty. They were the New Fourth Army female soldiers who were unfortunate captured in the Southern Anhui Incident and have been detained in the concentration camp in Shangrao for more than a year. In May of that year, the Japanese troops violated Zhejiang and Jiangxi provinces and stepped forward to Shangrao. Gu Zhangtong, Commander of the Third Theater, transferred his troops to Kunshan in northern Fujian Province and was detained in several hundred New Fourth Army officers and soldiers and the patriotic anti-Japanese