After Han Fuyu's death, what about his wife and concubines
In 1932, Han Fuqu, chairman of Shandong Province, had a whim and decided to try several cases in person. The judges hurriedly handed over the case file, but Han Fuqu refused with disdain.
Han Fuqu's trial method is unique, he turns a blind eye to the case file, and he also turns a deaf ear to the complaint, and only needs the prisoner to go to court. After listening to a case file, he would scrutinize the prisoners, then close his eyes, and immediately release the prisoners pointing to the left, and immediately tie up the prisoners who pointed to the right, and when he left the court, he would be escorted to the execution ground for execution.
The tied up prisoner would shout at him, and some would even yell at him.
When Han Fuqu heard the prisoners scolding him, he immediately stood up angrily, slapped the shocked wood fiercely, and shouted, "Quiet! This chair is good at observing people's facial features.
Whether guilty or innocent, big or small, I can tell accurately! The president of the court and the chief of military justice next to him hurriedly echoed: "The chairman has a unique vision, he is really the Qingtian master of Shandong!" ”
At this moment, a boy's cry came from the hall. It turned out that the boy's name was Xiaodao, and he was just coming to see the excitement, and he accidentally stood on the right side of the courtroom, and was mistaken for a prisoner by the bailiffs and tied up.
He was so anxious that he shouted: "I'm Xiaodao, I'm just here to see the fun, why do you want to tie me up?" ”
Han Fuqu heard the child's cry and mistakenly thought that he was justifying himself as a "thief" rather than a "thief", so he shouted: "You are a thief now, you will become a thief in the future, it is better to kill it as soon as possible." ”
Subsequently, this ten-year-old child innocently became a victim of Han Fuqu's gun. This ruler of Shandong, who was careless about human life, was the overlord here before the "77 Incident", but after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he had 100,000 troops, but he turned a blind eye to the fall of the country, did not take any measures of resistance, and even fled.
In the end, he was shot by Chiang Kai-shek and became the first senior Kuomintang general to be executed by military law in the Anti-Japanese War, and he was also the highest-ranking general executed by military law during the Kuomintang ruling in the mainland.
Han Fuyu's birthplace is in Dongtaishan Village, Baxian County, Hebei Province, his father is a rural school teacher, and his family conditions were originally good. Therefore, when Han Fuyu was young, he was fortunate to follow his father to study in a private school for several years.
However, as an adult, Han Fuyu began to dabble in gambling and incurred a lot of debts due to the fact that he had made some fox friends and dogs. Faced with his "friends" who collect debts every day, Han Fuyu could not continue to live in the county, so he could only choose to leave and defect to Feng Yuxiang and become his chief soldier.
Han Fuyu won a lot of honors in the army because of his clever and outlaw character, and was appreciated by Feng Yuxiang, and was gradually promoted to military commander. After Feng Yuxiang and Chiang Kai-shek turned against each other, Han Fuyu thought that Feng Yuxiang could not compete with Chiang Kai-shek, so he rebelled against Feng Yuxiang with Shi Yousan, defected to Chiang Kai-shek, and was appointed chairman of Shandong Province.
Since then, Han Fuyu ascended the throne of Shandong's "soil emperor" and began an eight-year reign in Shandong. Han Fuyu made full use of the opportunity of the melee in the Central Plains, intercepted Shandong's tax revenue, took over Shandong's finances, vigorously expanded his army and military strength, and quickly became a powerful local warlord.
Although Chiang Kai-shek was reluctant to do this, he was helpless.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Han Fuyu was appointed deputy commander of the Fifth Theater and commander-in-chief of the Third Army, responsible for the defense of the northern section of the Jinpu Road and Shandong Province. In mid-November 1937, when the Japanese army approached the north bank of the Yellow River, many patriotic officers and soldiers under Han Fuyu were filled with indignation and repeatedly demanded to fight.
In this case, Han Fuyu was forced to lead his troops to put up some resistance to the Japanese army, but in front of the powerful Japanese army, it was ** miserable. Seeing that the situation was not good, in order to preserve his strength, Han Fuyu ordered to withdraw from Hebei, demolished the Yellow River Iron Bridge, and led the four armies of more than 100,000 people to flee south, so that the Japanese army drove straight forward and won Jinan without a fight, and most of Shandong fell.
Han Fuyu fled without a fight, and the news of the fall of Shandong caused public indignation. Chiang Kai-shek decided to severely investigate Han Fuyu in order to boost morale. On January 11, 1938, Chiang Kai-shek telegraphed Han Fuyu to Kaifeng to attend a military meeting.
At the meeting, Chiang Kai-shek angrily reprimanded Han Fuyu for giving up Shandong, and Han Fuyu retorted: "I am responsible for the loss of Shandong." But whose responsibility is the loss of Nanjing? "Chiang Kai-shek couldn't ** at that time.
Seeing that Chiang Kai-shek was quite embarrassed, Liu Zhi deceived Han Fuyu out of the venue and arrested him, and sent him by train to the Wuhan Kuomintang Military Law Enforcement Headquarters.
1.After Han Fuyu's death, his body was hastily buried. However, in 1954, the people approved his children to move his coffin to the Wan'an Cemetery in Xiangshan, Beijing, for burial.
2.When Han Fuyu was executed, his body was hastily buried. However, in 1954, the people approved his children to move his coffin to the Wan'an Cemetery in Xiangshan, Beijing, for burial.
3.After Han Fuyu was executed, his body was hastily buried. However, in 1954, his children received the approval of the people** to move his coffin to the Wan'an Cemetery in Xiangshan, Beijing, for burial.
4.After Han Fuyu's death, his body was hastily buried. However, in 1954, his children received the approval of the people** to move his coffin to the Wan'an Cemetery in Xiangshan, Beijing, for burial.
Han Fuyu's original wife was Gao Yizhen, the two were fellow villagers, born in 1890, married in 1904, and lived in harmony after marriage. Gao Yizhen is smart and capable, diligent in her hands and feet, and can get along well with her in-laws, concubines, and aunts.
However, Han Fuyu was in debt because of gambling, and in order to pay off the debt, he stole Gao Yizhen's dowry.
Han Fuyu was destitute, Gao Yizhen sold his dowry to raise money to help him desert, and cried and told him to stay overnight. He disliked Gao Yizhen after his career, but he did not abandon her, and adopted the method of "respecting and staying away" to find a new love.
In October 1928, Han married Xu Shuixian, an artist who fell from Henan, as a concubine, just because she was beautiful and Xu Shuixian was greedy for power. The two have no affection and no children. After Han was shot, Xu escaped from Han's house with gold and silver and never reappeared.
Han Fuyu is in love with his second aunt, Li Yuqing, and has been in love with her since he met her at the ball. He found his henchman Yao Yijie to discuss how to take Li Yuqing into his pocket.
Yao Yijie was proficient in Jinan's Fengyue place, so he planned a card game and invited Li Yuqing to his residence on Jinan Jingqi Road. When Han Fuqu was playing cards, he deliberately figured out Li Yuqing's cards, as long as she needed any cards, he deliberately played them to her, so that Li Yuqing won the cards again and again.
This night, Li Yuqing won a lot of money, and his favor towards Han Fuqu increased greatly. The next day, Han Fuqu invited Li Yuqing to his home to play mahjong, and Li Yuqing happily went.
However, Han Fuqu had already colluded with several other people who were playing cards, in order to make Li Yuqing lose everything. Li Yuqing not only lost all the money he brought, but also owed Han Fuqu a large amount of gambling debts.
At this time, Han Fuqu took out a brocade box and opened it in front of Li Yuqing. Inside the box were several gold bars and two diamond rings. Han Fuqu said to Li Yuqing: "This is a little meeting gift, as long as you want, the things in the box are yours, and even this house is your ......."Li Yuqing saw that Han Fuqu was so generous and powerful, so she became Han Fuqu's aunt and wife that night.
3. Han Fuyu has four heirs, one of whom is a woman, named Han Siyu. Among these children, Han Sixie, Han Sihong and Han Sifeng were all born to Gao Yizhen, while Han Sihuang was born to Li Yuqing.
Han Siyu was passed on to him by Han Fuyu's younger brother, because Han Fuyu had no daughter, so he wanted a daughter, so he passed Han Siyu over. The names of these children were all given by Han Fuyu's father, Lao Xiucai, and it is said that they all have some allusions.
After Han Fuyu's death, Ko Ye-jin was worried that the children would be implicated, so she suggested that they change their names. Since then, Han Sihong has changed his name to Han Zihua.
Shortly after Han Fuyu's death, Li Yuqing expressed her willingness to remarry. However, her ex-husband Ko Ye-jin is adamantly opposed, believing that she must keep the child with the Han family and guarantee that the child's surname is Han.
Although Li Yuqing resolutely disagreed and fought a lawsuit with Gao Yizhen, the court finally ruled that the child should stay in the Han family. After losing the lawsuit, Li Yuqing left the Han family with the gold, silver and jewelry she had accumulated, and lost contact with the Han family ever since.
After the liberation, Han Sihuang, the son born to her, searched for her in many ways, but there was no news. It is said that in times of war, it was very dangerous for a woman with a lot of money to wander alone, probably because of these treasures.
Among Han Fuyu's children, the second son, who was renamed Han Zihua by Han Sihong, has achieved the greatest achievements in life. In 1922, Han Fuyu followed Feng Yuxiang from Henan to Beiping.
The following year, his second son, Han Zihua, was born in the military camp next to Nanyuan Airport in Beijing. For the childhood spent in the Nanyuan military camp in Beijing, Han Zihua has always remembered it vividly.
He remembered that Feng Yuxiang's wife Liu Dezhen had set up a Yude girls' school among the families of the army, and his mother Gao Yizhen worked and studied part-time in this school, weaving socks while reading and writing.
In 1935, Han Zihua entered Jinan Private Qilu Middle School. It is a private church school, and Han Zihua has laid a good foundation in English here.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Han Zihua's family was constantly adrift because of the war, and was forced to flee to Shanghai, Xi'an and other places, and finally came to Beiping. During these turbulent years, they deeply felt the unbearable taste of being a slave in the country.
After Han Zihua was admitted to a Chinese university, he fell in love with Gu Yizhi, the daughter of a Kuomintang teacher at the same school, and married him, forming a new family. Although they lived a very poor life, they still persevered until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and Han Zihua received the help of Feng Yuxiang and was arranged to work at Wuhan University in Leshan, Sichuan.
In 1947, Wuhan University moved back to Wuchang, but Han Zihua decided to return to Peking to reunite with his mother.
After Gao Yizhen was surrounded by the People's Liberation Army in Beiping, she was advised to flee to Taiwan with her family, but her son, Han Zihua, said they did not need to follow Chiang Kai-shek and that he believed the Communists would not trouble them.
Later, after the peaceful liberation of Beiping, Han Zihua entered North China University, where our party trained local cadres, and was called to join the army after three months of study to improve the cultural level of the troops.
Due to his poor family background, Han Zihua had some concerns, but under the guidance of the head teacher, he decided to sign up for the army, in order to fight the warlords and Chiang Kai-shek. After joining the army, Han Zihua went to Shanxi and Ningxia with the troops, participated in the battle to liberate the northwest, and was sent to the Korean battlefield as a member of the volunteer army in 1950.
Han Zihua recalled his meritorious service, and his eyes flashed with pride. He clearly remembered that the troops had sent him and several comrades-in-arms to hang up leaflets in front of the enemy's positions at night in order to break the enemy's morale.
This is a challenging and dangerous task, as they need to make their way through a section of enemy blockade. That night, Han Zihua and his comrades-in-arms quietly approached the enemy's blockade area under the cover of night.
It was an open field more than 100 meters long, and the searchlights of the US military were constantly shaking nearby. Once discovered by the enemy, the consequences are unimaginable. One of Han Zihua's comrades-in-arms was spotted by the enemy's searchlight while crawling forward, but fortunately he climbed fast and escaped the enemy's machine-gun fire.
Han Zihua could only lie motionless in the rice field until late at night, when the enemy thought that there was no movement in the blockade area and thought that we had been wiped out. Taking advantage of the enemy's relaxed vigilance, Han Zihua and his comrades-in-arms successfully passed through the blockade area and successfully completed the task.
On the way back, he imagined the next day when the enemy would see the barbed wire with anti-propaganda leaflets, and he couldn't help but laugh.
While Han Zihua was fighting bravely on the Korean battlefield, there was also good news from his family: a property in Beiping was returned to Gao Yizhen under the care of Vice Premier Dong Biwu.
Since then, Gao Yizhen and her children have ended their wandering life and finally have a place to live with peace of mind. After the end of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Han Zihua took his mother and wife and transferred to a secondary school under the Lanzhou Electric Power Bureau as a teaching director and started a new life.
Unfortunately, a few years after settling in Lanzhou, Gao Yizhen died of illness in 1957 at the age of 67. Han Zihua and his wife had been working and living in Lanzhou until 1984, when he was transferred to the Gansu Provincial Committee of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kuomintang as secretary general, a position he retired.
In 2013, Han Zihua died of illness at the age of 90.
5. Among Han Zihua's brothers and sisters, the fate of the eldest brother Han Sixie is the most unfortunate. He had suffered from a bit of mental illness since he was a child, and his condition became more severe as he grew older.
After Han Fuqu was shot, Han Sixie was greatly stimulated, which led to the deterioration of his condition. Soon after, he was admitted to a psychiatric hospital**, where he eventually died.
Han Zihua's third brother, Han Sifeng, is a graduate of the last phase of the Whampoa Military Academy. At the time of his graduation, Sichuan had just been liberated, and he, along with many of his classmates, decided to leave the Kuomintang and work for our party.
Later, under the arrangement of the party organization, Han Sihui went to work in Xi'an Transportation Company.
Han Sifeng once joined the mainland alumni association of the Whampoa Military Academy and was committed to promoting exchanges between Whampoa students on both sides of the strait. Although he is in his 90s, he still persistently contacts his fellow Whampoa students overseas, briefs them on the development of the motherland, and invites them to return to their hometowns.
Han Fuqu's fourth son Han Sixi is not Han Fuyu's biological son, but Gao Yi cherishes it as his own, he graduated from Tsinghua University, and studied in Austria, returned to China after completing his studies, was a professor at North China Electric Power University, is a well-known mechanics expert, died at the age of 67.
Although Han Fuyu's only daughter, Han Siyu, came after her, Gao Yizhen loved her very much, so that she could finish college and become a senior power engineer after graduation.
Han Fuyu's descendants replaced his tomb with a new tombstone at the Wan'an Cemetery in Beijing in 2011, and their evaluation of him was unanimous: "It is common sense that soldiers regard obedience to orders as their duty."
In the national war of life and death, Chiang held his father accountable for the crime of 'disobeying orders and retreating without authorization', and we have nothing to say. ”