Before the Spring Festival in 1968, the former National Revolutionary Army was the commander of the Sixth Cavalry Brigade of the First Cavalry Division of the National Revolutionary Army and the signatory of the uprising.
1. Han Rongfu, deputy commander of the Eighth Agricultural Division, was imprisoned in a weaving and dyeing factory by the division's Cultural Revolution task force.
His **, like a stone thrown into a calm lake, stirred up layers of ripples.
Han Rongfu, a former battlefield hero, was finally falsely accused of self-punishment for fear of crime, and when he died, he was bruised and bruised, and was hastily buried in the Hongshan ** cemetery under the supervision of the troops on duty.
Han Rongfu's death has attracted widespread attention and sympathy. His family was expelled from the division headquarters and moved to the 4th Battalion and 5th Company of the 142nd Regiment in Anjihai to control labor after completing their sentences. Other children who have already worked have also been sent to the 142nd Regiment, Chepaizi, and other places to supervise the labor of the 142nd Regiment or the 5th Black Category Company. This series of ** and discrimination has plunged the Han family into endless pain and predicament.
At the same time, another hero, Wang Muhan, who was subjected to **, was also treated cruelly.
He studied at the 10th Workshop of the Northeast Lecture and Wutang, and participated in the war against Japan in Shandong and the Henan-Hubei border during the Anti-Japanese War. Before the uprising, he was the colonel of the 227th Brigade Cavalry Regiment of the 78th Division of the National Revolutionary Army, and after the uprising, he successively served as the commander of the 78th Regiment of the 26th Division of the 9th Army of the 22nd Corps (the 24th Regiment of the 8th Agricultural Division), the chief of staff of the 8th Agricultural Division, and the deputy division commander.
He once led the 78th Regiment to open up 13,100 acres of wasteland and produce 104 grains460,000 kg, oil 3890,000 kilograms, for the whole regiment to be self-sufficient for more than two years, becoming the highest in the whole division. During his five years as commander of the 24 th Regiment, the regiment ranked first in the division in all aspects of production every year, and was set up as a model for learning by the Xinjiang Military Region.
However, such a hero who made great achievements for the people was escorted to the machine gun company of the duty battalion of Shihezi General Field on February 13, 1968 to control labor.
On April 13, Gao Jun and several others in the task force forced him to confess the task of "fake uprising and real lurking" given to him by Tao Zhiyue.
On June 16, with the approval of Niu Tujin, deputy political commissar of the division, Li Xingong of the division's special case group and Xiao Xianyou of the 148th regiment special case group escorted Wang Muhan to the regiment's improved breeding team for "isolation and examination".
During the interrogation, Wang Muhan refused to confess, so he knelt on the slag, hung bricks around his neck, hung wooden barrels, hung beams with wooden sticks, and whipped with leather whips, and all kinds of torture came together, and his condition was unbearable.
On the evening of June 20, taking advantage of the unpreparedness of the thugs, Wang Muhan escaped from the door and was immediately arrested and beaten.
The next day, he continued to extort confessions, but Wang Muhan still said that there was no radio station and no list of spies, so all kinds of torture happened again.
Wang Muhan was covered with scaly wounds, the wound was infected, he couldn't sit or lie down, he couldn't eat or drink, his legs were ulcerated, the buttocks on both sides were swollen and pimpled, the epidermis was black and hard, the muscles were rotten and necrotic, and the person was in a semi-comatose state.
On July 1, Wang Muhan was blackened by the special case team and secretly escorted to Mosuowan Hospital, where he was still forced to confess and beaten from time to time.
On July 4, Wang Muhan died unjustly. Falsely accused him of "committing suicide in fear of crime", throwing his body naked in the wilderness and burying him in a Gobi sandbag. Three years later, the family learned of Wang Muhan's death.
The story of the two heroes is heartbreaking. They have made great contributions to the country and the people, but they have suffered unfair treatment after the founding of New China.
Their stories are a microcosm of that special era, and a merciless mockery of the heroes who once shed blood and sweat for their country. Their plight has given rise to food for thought and a greater appreciation for the importance of peace and justice.