On this day, 97 years ago, on February 6, 1928 (January 15, 1928, the lunar calendar), Zhou Wenyong and Chen Tiejun held a "wedding on the execution ground." Photo of Zhou Wenyong (left) and Chen Tiejun On February 6, 1928, Zhou Wenyong and Chen Tiejun, who were arrested after the failure of the Guangzhou Uprising, died heroically in Huanghuagang, Guangzhou. At the execution ground, the two announced that they were officially married and held a tragic wedding. At the execution ground, Chen Tiejun delivered his final speech: Dear compatriots, sisters! Comrade Zhou Wenyong's blood and I will be spilled here. We have no regrets at all for sacrificing our lives for the revolution, to save the country and the people, and for the great cause of communism! Fellow compatriots, in the past, for the needs of the revolutionary cause, Comrade Zhou Wenyong and I lived in the same office. Our work cooperation is very good, and our relationship is very deep. However, in order to obey the interests of the revolution, we have not bothered to talk about personal love. Therefore, we have always maintained a pure gay relationship and have not yet married. Today, I would like to announce to you: "When we dedicate our youth and lives to the party, we will have a wedding. Let the gunshots of the reactionaries be our wedding salute! My fellow citizens! Comrades! Farewell, I hope you can fight bravely. Communism will surely win and the future belongs to us."