On this day 123 years ago, on May 30, 1902 (April 23, 1902 in the lunar calendar), the Lin family in Taiwan were martyred. Japanese troops disguised as Gaoshan nationality ambushed in the deep forest, ready to kill the anti-Japanese rebels. On May 30, 1902, Lin Shaomao, the leader of Taiwan Province's anti-Japanese war, was suddenly attacked by the Japanese army at his residence in Houbilin. Lin Shaomao was caught off guard and rushed to fight, and Houbilin was captured. Young Cat Lin died in battle. Lin Shaomao, born in Pingtung, is the leader of the Anti-Japanese Army in Fengshan, Tainan. Together with Jian Dashi in the north and Ke Tie in the middle, he is known as the "Three Fierce". Lin has many secret bases in the Gaoping area, and has repeatedly led people to attack Japanese military police, military barracks, police stations and Japanese local governments in Taiwan Province. In December, 1898, together with more than 3,000 anti-Japanese armed forces in Gaoping area, he besieged Chaozhou Office and Gendarmerie. After a fierce battle for 3 days, he retreated to Hengchun area because he was outnumbered. The Japanese attempted to deal with Lin Shaomao by assassination, but failed, so they came forward to negotiate with Lin Shaomao through Gaoping gentry and merchants. The Japanese side promised to let the forest be reclaimed in the back wall forest area. Lin Shaomao has been determined to operate in the back wall forest for three years, and his power has become stronger and stronger. Seeing that Lin Shaomao is becoming more and more difficult to control, the Japanese waited for the opportunity to launch a surprise attack. The Third Mixed Brigade of the Japanese Army that participated in the operation killed Lin's family and relatives and friends within two days, totaling 231 people. The bloody "submission field" tragedy