Huang Shoufa, the great general, left a strong mark in the history of the Communist Party of China. Born in 1911, he worked as a farmer and cattle herder in a landlord's family since he was a child. As he grew older, he learned the masons Xi to make ends meet.
His deep hatred of the old society grew stronger with the passage of time, and he longed to overthrow the rotten ruling class of the time and build a new society for the working people. Driven by this belief, Huang Shoufa joined the local Red Guards and fought against the oppressors.
In 1930, at the age of 19, he officially became a member of the Red Army and began his brilliant revolutionary career. In those challenging times, in the face of the threat of external invaders and internal enemies, Huang Shoufa showed extraordinary courage and wisdom.
In order to expand its strength, the Red Army had to fight against various forces. In these struggles, Huang Shoufa was always at the vanguard of the charge. Whether he was directly involved in the battle or was in charge of logistics, he showed remarkable ability.
His talent was quickly recognized by his superiors, and under their guidance and training, Huang Shoufa was gradually promoted to the positions of platoon commander, company commander, and battalion commander.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Huang Shoufa was transferred to the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei region to continue his revolutionary career. Here, he formed a deep friendship with Yang Chengwu and participated in the Battle of Pingxingguan together. In this battle, he was as brave as ever, charging forward, and making a great contribution to the final victory.
But the peak of Huang Shoufa's career was in the Battle of Loess Ridge. This time, he commanded the troops with Yang Chengwu and other generals and ambushed the Japanese army. Under his careful planning, the troops used mortars to successfully kill the Japanese general Norihide Abe. Norihide Abe was known for his mountain tactics in the Japanese army, and was a young general with great prestige. His death caused a huge shock in Japan, and he was called the "Flower of Famous Generals" and withered on Taihang Mountain.
Because of this achievement, Huang Shoufa became famous in the army. Even ***, who was far away in Yan'an, sent a telegram to congratulate them on their great victory.
Immediately afterwards, the Battle of the Hundred Regiments broke out, and Huang Shoufa was once again entrusted with a heavy responsibility. In the area of Matianling, he led his troops to ambush enemy reinforcements. In this battle, the troops he led successfully intercepted the enemy forces, providing valuable time and security space for the main forces.
In the following year, Huang Shoufa participated in another hard battle, and in this battle, the famous Five Heroes of Langya Mountain were born.
In 1941, the Japanese army launched a fierce sweep against the Jin-Cha-Ji base area, and both the army and civilians were brutally attacked. In order to protect the local people, Yang Chengwu led the army and more than 40,000 people to retreat. At this critical juncture, Huang Shoufa's role is crucial. He led his troops to set up a defensive line near Tizigou, constantly took the initiative to attack the Japanese army, attracted enemy fire, and bought time for the main force and civilians to retreat.
Huang Shoufa, a general who shone in the War of Resistance Against Japan, unfortunately fell into a serious moral decline during the War of Liberation. Despite his extraordinary feats on the battlefield, his mistakes in personal conduct are painful.
After experiencing the ups and downs of the war, Huang Shoufa was quickly promoted to the chief of staff of the First Military Region. However, at such a critical moment, he failed to adapt to the new development of the army, and instead indulged in the bad Xi of the old warlord era. He often gave orders to his subordinates, and even resorted to violence at every turn, which led to low morale and resentment among the troops.
Faced with this situation, most generals chose to strengthen political and ideological education in order to restore unity and confidence among soldiers. However, Huang Shoufa blindly believed in force, ignored the importance of political work, and ignored the emotions and psychology of the soldiers.
This attitude of his is also reflected in family life. In 1939, Huang Shoufa became acquainted with He Yin, a progressive young woman from Yan'an. He Yin was originally the daughter of a wealthy businessman, and after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, she resolutely joined the revolution. The first meeting between the two was picturesque, and soon they entered the palace of marriage and had a daughter.
But as time passed, Huang Shoufa's arrogance and irritability intensified. As a woman with the idea of a new era, He Yin does not agree with Huang Shoufa's old-fashioned concepts. As a result, the quarrel between the husband and wife intensified, and the original love turned into contradiction and resentment.
Due to his busy schedule, Wong Suh Huat hired a young nanny to take care of their daughter. However, in daily contact, Huang Shoufa developed illicit feelings for the young, gentle nanny and soon developed a lover relationship with her.
When He Yin returned home from a vacation, she accidentally discovered her husband's infidelity and had a heated argument with Huang Shoufa in anger. She proposed two solutions: either Huang Shoufa drove the nanny away, or she reported the matter to her superiors. This attitude completely angered Huang Shoufa.
On Chinese New Year's Eve 1946, the conflict between husband and wife broke out again. This time, Huang Shoufa completely lost his mind, and even though he knew that He Yin was pregnant, he was still determined to eradicate this existence that threatened him.
Huang Shoufa, a heroic general in the War of Resistance Against Japan, committed unforgivable crimes due to personal selfish desires during the War of Liberation.
He was quickly promoted to chief of staff of the First Military Region because of his outstanding military achievements, but he failed to adapt to the new development of the army and indulged in the bad Xi of the old warlord era. He was extremely strict with his subordinates, often using violence at every turn, resulting in low morale and complaints among the troops.
Faced with this situation, Huang Shoufa not only did not reflect, but became more domineering and domineering, ignoring political work and the emotions of the soldiers. This attitude of his is also reflected in his family life. The marriage between Huang Shoufa and He Yin was originally a good story in the Revolutionary War, but as time went by, Huang Shoufa's irritability and arbitrariness led to the deterioration of the relationship between the two.
Due to his busy schedule, Wong Shou Fat hired a young nanny to take care of their daughter. But then, he developed an inappropriate relationship with the nanny.
After He Yin stumbled upon the relationship, she had a fierce argument with Huang Shoufa and finally proposed two solutions, but Huang Shoufa had murderous intent towards her because of this.
On the night of Chinese New Year's Eve in 1946, the conflict between husband and wife broke out again. Under the emotional control, Huang Shoufa made an irreparable move. He shot He Yin three times in succession, killing her. Subsequently, he tried to disguise the scene and create the illusion of suicide.
But all this was quickly discovered and reported by the guards. Although Huang Shoufa insisted that Ho Yin committed suicide, after investigation, the evidence was conclusive and his lie could not be sustained.
The incident was finally reported to the North China Military Region and *** Although Huang Shoufa made great contributions to the revolution, his crimes were unforgivable. Although the leaders of the North China Military Region were unbearable, they resolutely demanded that they be executed in accordance with military regulations.
Before his execution, Huang Shoufa asked his old comrade-in-arms Yang Chengwu to take care of his daughter. Yang Chengwu promised to take care of this innocent child.
In 1948, Huang Shoufa was executed. After his death, the nanny's whereabouts were unknown, and his young daughter was exiled to rural Hebei. Yang Chengwu sent people to search for her many times, and finally found this child who had become a beggar, and took her home as his own.
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