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1939年6月,正是江南黄梅挂枝、阴雨连绵的时节。无锡东乡的小镇梅村却变得热闹起来。街道两旁贴着红红绿绿的抗日标语,小学操场上老百姓和战士们在一起开联欢会。更引人注目的是那饱经沧桑的泰伯庙,抗战以来一直冷冷清清,如今却驻扎了军队,整天有人进进出出,大门口还有卫兵在把守。这一天,两匹快马飞奔而至,从马上跳下两个人来。一个脸庞刚毅,身材高大,他是新四军老六团副团长吴焜;另一个身材矮小,眉目清秀,他是“江抗”副总指挥何克希。卫兵举手报告道:“吴司令、何司令,叶司令正在等你们呢!”
June 1939, it is the southern branch of plum, rainy season. Wuxi Dongxiang town Umemura has become lively up. Red and green anti-Japanese slogans on both sides of the street are attached to the elementary school playground where the common people and soldiers are enjoying themselves. Even more striking is the so-called Taber Temple, which has been deserted since the War of Resistance Against Japan. Now it is stationed in the army. Someone enters and exits all day and guards guard the gate. On this day, two fast horse flew, jumped two people from immediately. A face of resoluteness, tall, he was the new leader of the Former Sixth Regiment Wu Mi; another short, handsome, he is “Jiang Kang ” deputy general conductor He Xike. The guard raised his hand and reported: “Commander Wu, Commander-in-chief, Commander Ye are waiting for you!”