中国人民解放军28军炮兵副军长刘竹溪是位戎马一生、身经百战的二等甲级伤残的八路军老战士。他病逝火化后,子女们在他的骨灰里用吸铁石找出了28粒弹片。大的如花生,小的如米粒,有的深嵌在骨头上,这些弹片见证了刘竹溪铁骨硬汉的革命生涯。刘竹溪(1920~2010),原名刘庆濂,山东省滨州市滨城区刘六村人。他1937年春秘密加入中共领导的中华民族解放先锋队,投身革命活动,1938年3月参加八路军,同年4月加入中国共产党。这位革命军人在战争年代出生入 Army of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army 28 artillery deputy chief Liu Zhuxi is a military life, the battle of second-class Class-A disabled veterans of the Eighth Route Army. After he died of ill-treatment, the children found 28 shells in their ashes using a magnet. Large, such as peanuts, small, such as rice, some deep in the bones, these shrapnel witnessed the revolutionary career of Liu Zhuxi iron bone toughie. Liu Zhuxi (1920 ~ 2010), formerly known as Liu Qingtao, Binzhou City, Shandong Province Bin Liu Liucun people. In the spring of 1937, he secretly joined the Chinese liberation vanguard led by the CPC and joined in the revolutionary activities. He joined the Eighth Route Army in March 1938 and joined the Chinese Communist Party in April of the same year. The revolutionary soldier was born during the war years