On this day 94 years ago, January 8, 1931 (November 20, 1930 lunar calendar), the special hero Huang Jiguang was born. Huang Jiguang's statue On January 8, 1931, Huang Jiguang was born in Zhongjiang, Sichuan. He joined the Chinese People's Volunteers in March 1951. In October 1952, during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, the US imperialist aggressors launched a fierce attack on the Shangganling position in Korea. On the afternoon of the 19th, Huang Jiguang followed the battalion's chief of staff to the Sixth Company to mobilize for the fight against a certain main peak. After several hours of fierce fighting, the "No. 4" and "No. 5" positions were recaptured one after another, but the enemy on the "No. 0" position still concentrated more than a dozen machine guns to resist stubbornly. Our sixth company failed to destroy the enemy's main firepower points four times in a row, and many soldiers died. At this critical moment, Huang Jiguang stepped forward and rushed to the trenches with his comrades. Huang Jiguang tactfully blew up two of the enemy's firepower points, but the weapons were all used up, and there were many injuries on his body. The enemy's machine guns were still spitting out tongues of fire. Despite the pain, Huang Jiguang stood up resolutely, stretched out his two strong arms, pounced on the enemy's firepower, and blocked the mouth of the enemy's machine gun that was spraying tongues of fire with his chest... The tongues that were spitting out were suddenly extinguished. Following the path opened by the heroes, the troops attacked the enemy's positions and won the overall victory of the battle. Huang Jiguang was awarded the titles of "Super Hero" and "Hero of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea".