102 years ago today, September 13, 1923 (August 3, 1923 in the lunar calendar), the Soviet hero Zoya was born. In the great Anti-Fascist Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, many heroes emerged. Among the many heroes, one was an 18-year-old girl whose name was Zoya. Zoya was born on September 13, 1923. From the day she was born, she lived in the sunshine of the Socialist Soviet Union led by Lenin and Stalin. She grew up healthily and happily. Nurtured by Lenin's great thoughts, she understood from an early age how a person should live to have meaning and what to love and hate. When she was 16 years old, she was gloriously approved to join the Communist Youth League of the Soviet Union. Zhuoya graduated from a 10-year school in 1941. Just the day after the graduation party, German fascists suddenly invaded the Soviet Union. With her love for the motherland and people, Zoya immediately entered the battle. She was sent to the enemy's rear to carry out guerrilla activities. In November 1941, during a mission, she was unfortunately captured. The enemy began to interrogate her. The enemy asked her what her name was, and she said it was "Dan Niang". "Dan Niang" was the name of a famous heroine during the October Revolution, and the enemy certainly knew it. The enemy asked her where the guerrillas were? How many people... asked and the answers were "I don't know","I won't tell you","I won't tell you". The enemy thought this girl was easy to deal with. Who knows but is particularly strong. The enemy was enraged, and the four enemies took turns lashing her. Zoya thought to herself that she must never show weakness in front of the enemy. No matter how the enemy fights, she must never make a sound. The enemy's whip was waving in the air and fell like raindrops on Zoya's body, head, face, and hands, but she did not cry in pain. She held her head high and glared at the enemy. The enemy had no way to do anything about Zoya and decided to hang her. When the enemy took her to the gallows and put the noose around her neck, she shouted,"You hang me now, but I am not alone." We are 20 million people, and someone will avenge me. Victory will surely belong to us!" Zoya was hanged. She only lived to the age of 18, but her name will always live in people's hearts. After the victory of the Soviet Patriotic War, the Soviet government recognized Zoya as a "Soviet hero."