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在黄河入海口处的垦利县十八户村,有一位军属老妈妈,名叫季俊斗。她认定一个理:“没有国家,就没有小家。”在20多年的时间里,先后将自己的8位亲人送到部队,并积极支持他们建功立业,8位亲人中,有4人6次立功,两名已成为师职干部,两名成为营职干部,两名成为排职干部。1943年秋,她一家人逃荒来到垦利县这块被黄河刚刚孕育出的土地上,为拉扯孩子,她9年没回娘家的门。日本鬼子踏上这块土地,烧杀抢掳,使她永世难忘。这段历史成了这位母亲对孩子启蒙教育的第一课。
In the 18th village of Kenli County at the mouth of the Yellow River, there is a military militia named Ji Jun-dou. She identified a reason: “No country, there is no small family.” For more than 20 years, has sent his eight loved ones to the army, and actively support them for their merits, of the eight relatives, 4 of 6 meritorious deeds Two of them have become teachers and cadres, two have become job-run cadres and two have been job-shift cadres. In the autumn of 1943, her family fled to shortage of land in Kenli County which was just nurtured by the Yellow River. In order to pull her children, she did not return to her parents’ home for nine years. Japanese devils embarked on this piece of land, burning and killing, making her forever unforgettable. This history became the first lesson the mother taught her children.