In this year, a grassroots democratic regime was generally established in the anti-Japanese base areas in Shandong. In July, more than 300 representatives from all walks of life came to yinan county Qingtuo Temple to hold a democratic election meeting. Dear Fan, a veteran of Shandong education, was elected as the Speaker of the Provisional Senate of Shandong Province. The meeting unanimously denied the so-called participation of Shandong representatives in the "National Congress" designated by the Kuomintang. After full deliberation, sixty-one people, including Yu Xuezhong, Xu, Luo Ronghuan and Fan, were re-elected as deputies to the National People's Congress representing Shandong's public opinion, and the Shandong Provincial Wartime Work Promotion Committee (predecessor of Shandong Provincial People's Government) was formally established. This is an epoch-making and important meeting. Zhang Guofeng took part in security work before he recovered.

Speaking of marriage, we can't help but mention the old fans. Fan studied in Japan Normal University when he was young, and then returned to Shandong to engage in education. He used to be the inspector of Jinan Shandong Provincial First Normal School and the principal of Shandong Provincial Second Normal School. He was arrested and imprisoned by the National Government for strongly supporting students to participate in the May 4th Movement and the New Culture Movement, and was later rescued by Feng Yuxiang and others. Feng hired him to set up 15 primary school in front of Mount Tai as the principal. /kloc-in the summer of 0/938, Fan went to Yimeng Anti-Japanese Base, and with the support of Shandong Branch of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, he established the "Lunan National Anti-Enemy Association", which cooperated with the Eighth Route Army in the war of resistance, and was known as the star of anti-Japanese longevity and the old hero of anti-Japanese. It is such a respected revolutionary old man. When he learned about Zhang Guofeng's experience, he was surprised and admired, and then he had the idea of betrothing his granddaughter Fan Linxu to Zhang Guofeng.

Marco Lin's parents died when she was very young, and she was raised by her grandfather Fan. Marco Lin, who grew up in this revolutionary family, resolutely joined the army to save the rise and fall of the nation, gave up her job as a primary school teacher, and took part in the Culai Mountain Uprising directly led by the Shandong Provincial Party Committee, becoming one of the "Top Ten Female Soldiers" at that time.

One night, during the dinner break after the meeting, old man Fan found him and asked him if he was looking for a wife. He can be his old man if he wants. Fan Lao's sincere words and straightforward way made young Zhang Guofeng suddenly feel deeply warm. He had little time to think, so he promised the old man to have a look first. When he told Fan that he had to get back to Xintai overnight after dinner, he unexpectedly arranged it before leaving. One is the legendary immortal public security hero, and the other is the anti-Japanese female warrior who participated in the Culai Mountain Uprising. They are all in their early twenties, and they are all in order to participate in the revolutionary anti-Japanese; The same ambition and ideal made two young people talk all the way and fall in love at first sight.

/kloc-in the winter of 0/942, Zhang Guofeng, then the public security director of Tainan Special Committee, and Marco Lin, then the secretary of the Women's Committee of Tai 'an Special Committee of China, got married in a farmhouse yard in Taishan District. On the wedding day, Fan, speaker of Shandong Senate, personally presided over the wedding for them. More than 30 cadres from Shandong Branch, Luzhong Administrative Office and Tainan Secret Service came to celebrate with the Eighth Route Army soldiers. The bride and groom dressed in the Eighth Route Army costumes nodded to each other in the crowded yard, which was regarded as husband and wife worship and bowed to the crowd present, which was regarded as thanking everyone. Simple wedding brings rare joy and warmth to the air filled with war and smoke. All the comrades attending the wedding were squatting or sitting, chewing the fried dumpling and eating a bowl of stewed tofu with cabbage. Two days later, the news of the Japanese raid came. They left their new home and continued their journey to their homes all over the world.

The only thing left is this "wedding photo" taken by a war correspondent.