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After the Opium War, our country became a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, losing its sovereignty and living in dire straits. People with lofty ideals gradually awakened. For the rise of China, intellectuals were at the forefront of the times and launched a struggle against the enlightened bureaucrats of the old era. They roared from the bottom of their hearts in various ways. Students went on strike, businessmen went on strike, and workers went on strike. They used non-violent disobedience to question those in power. The Chinese people look forward to the emergence of a new revolutionary party and a new revolutionary theory that can lead China, which is suffering from poverty and backwardness, out of its predicament. In 1921, the Communist Party of China was born in response to the voice of the people. In Shanxi and Pingyao, the introduction of Marxism awakened a large number of intellectuals who were eager to change the status quo. Especially after the September 18th Incident, the shame of national subjugation made them clearly realize that only the Communist Party can save China. At that time, many revolutionary families emerged. Carrying the hope of the nation, they did not hesitate to shed blood to save the nation from danger. Among them, the disciples of the saints Baozhu and Ji were unyielding. The martyrs fought bravely in the face of the killings of the Japanese pirates until the last drop of blood was shed. The surviving disciples continued to fight, adhere to their faith, and finally won the dawn of victory in the Chinese revolution.