In 41 years, a traitor betrayed, resulting in the death of all 12 generals of the command! Who is he?
In 1937, when the Japanese army launched an all-out war of aggression against China, underground COMMUNIST Party members Gao Fengying, Yang Zhilin, and others pulled up a vanguard of anti-Japanese resistance and marched into the Daqingshan area under the name of the "Daqingshan Anti-Japanese Command" to carry out anti-Japanese struggle activities behind enemy lines. In early 1938, Gao Fengying was arrested and imprisoned, and in prison, he was unyielding and never revealed his identity, and the enemy could only release her from prison without evidence.
In 1940, Gao Fengying served as the leader of the Mongolian anti-Japanese guerrilla group, he led the troops to cooperate with the Daqingshan detachment, and once attacked the Gengjia camp at night, capturing 300 enemy horses. However, in 1941, due to the betrayal of a traitor, the twelve generals of this anti-Japanese guerrilla group, including Gao Fengying and others, all died heroically. The traitor was named Hu Dingliang, who was originally a company commander in the Mongolian anti-Japanese guerrillas, during which he defected, on October 26, 1941, Hu Dingliang managed to get the intelligence and passed it on to the Japanese army, after which the Japanese army immediately sent 12 cars with a total of more than 100 people to intercept Gao Fengying and others on the way back.
On October 28, Japanese troops surrounded Gao Fengying and others in the camp, and they commanded the fighters to occupy favorable terrain and resist bravely. However, due to the fact that there were too many enemies, In the end, Gao Fengying and others ran out of bullets and sacrificed heroically. In 1980, the remains of Gao Fengying and others were relocated to the Daqingshan Revolutionary Cemetery.