During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he was the director of the attendant office of the chairman of the Central Military Commission, and he was regarded as a red man around old Chiang Kai-shek. In November 1942, a Soviet plane delivering medicines to Yan'an had to dock at Lanzhou Airport without a clearance order. After he learned the news, he immediately sent a telegram to the Kuomintang Lanzhou Air Station in the name of the director of the Chairman's Attendant Office, asking him to release him. After this incident made Old Jiang very angry after learning about it, he scolded Niang Xipi! He took his position.
This man was He Yaozu, a lieutenant general of the Kuomintang and a general.
He Yaozu is a native of Ningxiang, Hunan, born in 1889. After graduating from the Japanese Army Non-Commissioned Officer School in 1916, he joined the Xiang Army, successively serving as the commander, brigade commander, and division commander of the 1st Regiment, 1st Brigade, 1st Brigade, 1st Division, provisional 1st Division of the Xiang Army, and in 1926 he was attached to the National Revolutionary Army to participate in the Northern Expedition, and served as the commander of the 3rd Column of the Jiang Right Army of the Northern Expedition, the commander of the 40th Army, the commander of the Beijing-Shanghai Garrison, the deputy supervisor of the Training Director Department of the Military Commission, and the director of the Xuzhou Camp, etc., and was squeezed into the top level of the Kuomintang.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, He Yaozu was transferred from the chairman of Gansu Province to the post of director of the General Office of the National Government and director of the Military Command Bureau, that is, Dai Kasa's immediate superior, but he did not last long in the military command, and it was not long before he was sent to the Soviet Union as Chiang Kai-shek's special envoy. After ending the special envoy's mission, he became the director of the guard room next to Lao Jiang. If it weren't for the great trust of Old Jiang, this position would not have been his turn.
As a close confidant of Lao Jiang, He Yaozu knew that he was not in line with Lao Jiang's wishes, so why did he give the plane delivering medicines to Yan'an to be released?
She was He Yaozu's wife, Ni Feijun.
Ni Feijun is a native of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province, 23 years younger than He Yaozu. After meeting He Yaozu when she was the head nurse at Nanjing Kangji Hospital, she married the following year. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the young Ni Feijun pursued progress, was enthusiastic about public welfare and women's causes, and she secretly joined our party in 1938. It was precisely because of the influence of his wife that he had a lot of help to our Party and the Eighth Route Army when the Kuomintang and the Communists cooperated in resisting Japan, so they did things that made Old Chiang Kai-shek very angry.
Although He Yaozu was stripped of his official position by the old Jiang Yi, he still did not lose trust in him, and soon made him the mayor of Chongqing and the commander of the air defense. However, Mayor He still maintained good relations with our party during this period, for example, during the negotiations in Chongqing after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he also invited the chairman to his home as a guest and set up a Hunan hometown association.
At the end of 1945, after the Kuomintang provoked a civil war, He Yaozu resigned as mayor of Chongqing and settled in Shanghai, Hunan, Hong Kong and other places, secretly engaging in anti-Chiang Kai-shek activities.
On August 13, 1949, He Yaozu once again angered Lao Jiang after he jointly issued an uprising telegram in Hong Kong with Long Yun, Liu Fei and 44 other people. After learning of the information, our Party immediately sent personnel to take them back to the Liberated Areas of North China, where they were received and entertained by the leaders of our Party.
Later, He Yao's ancestors later served as a member of the Central South Military and Political Committee and Minister of Communications, director of the Counselor Office of the Central South Administrative Committee, deputy to the National People's Congress, and member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In July 1961, General He Yaozu died of illness at the age of 72.
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