在古交市邢家社乡有个地方叫草庄头,村西300米的山梁上现在还留存着草庄头战斗遗址。抗日战争时期,这里属于交城县六区,是晋绥边区第八分区的边沿区,也是敌占区到根据地的交通要道。1940年时,草庄头被日军占领后,他们凭借险要地势,逐步在村旁的山冈上,挖壕沟、筑碉堡、埋地雷、设障碍,以此为据点,向周边山区实行了惨无人道的“三光政策”、“蚕食政策”、“篦梳政策”,使方圆几十里以内的群众日夜都不得安宁,连两三岁的小孩听说“日本人来啦”,都吓得不敢哭闹。 Xing Jia community in Gujiao City, where there is a place called grass head village, 300 meters west of the mountain beam is still retained the grass Zhuang first battle site. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, it belongs to the six districts of Jiaocheng County, which is the border area of ​​the eighth sub-district of the Jin-Sui Border Region and the traffic artery from the enemy-occupied territory to the base area. In 1940, when Kusakabe was occupied by the Japanese troops, they used the difficult terrain to gradually dig ditches, bunkers, buried mines and barriers on the hills near the village. As a base, they imposed inhuman “ Three Light Policy, ”“ Nibbling Policy, ”and“ Grating Comb Policy, ”so that people within a radius of a few dozen or so would not rest peacefully. Even two or three-year-old children were scared to cry when they heard that“ the Japanese were coming ” .