Remember the article "My Brother Little Radish Head" in the primary school Chinese textbook, we will talk about The youngest revolutionary martyr in China today, General Huang, the teacher of Xiao Radish Head in prison.
Among the classic revolutionary-themed works of art such as "Red Rock", there is a respected "General Huang" among the revolutionary volunteers in the Kuomintang concentration camps. In fact, "General Huang" is a real person, he is general Huang Xiansheng, who was then the police chief of Shenyang City, who first organized resistance to Japanese aggression on the night of the "918" incident.
Huang Xiansheng was born in 1896 in Xiuyan, Liaoning Province, which has been ravaged by war. In his infancy and adolescence, the war for hegemony between Japan and Russia brought deep suffering to the people of Northeast China, and Huang Xiansheng, who witnessed and experienced all this, also set up the great ambition of strengthening the country and the people from an early age. With excellent academic performance, he was admitted to Peking University in 1918 and participated in the "May Fourth" Movement.
After witnessing the humiliation of weak and small China not being able to obtain the benefits it deserved by virtue of "justice", he developed the ideal of serving the country through the military, so he resolutely threw himself into the military and was admitted to the artillery section of the Northeast Gongwutang in 1921, and the following year, he graduated with honors and joined the Feng army.
In the process of serving in the Army, on the one hand, he treated soldiers well and strictly governed the army, and on the other hand, he actively influenced the people around him with patriotic and progressive ideas, and soon became highly used by Zhang Xueliang. In 1928, he was promoted to brigade commander of Zhang Xueliang's Guards Brigade, responsible for the security of Shenyang and the security of Zhang himself. After the outbreak of the Huanggutun incident, the situation in Shenyang was unpredictable for a while, and at this time, Huang Xiansheng led the officers and men of the Guard Brigade to be highly vigilant and calm, ensuring that Shenyang City and Zhang Xueliang himself were protected from the encroachment of various forces, and contributing to Zhang Xueliang's safety as the supreme leader of the Feng clan. Since then, he has directly influenced Zhang with his patriotic ideas, firmly supporting and contributing to Zhang Xueliang's decision to make a crucial historical decision in modern history, "Northeast Yizhi".
After the "change of banner in the northeast," Japan stepped up its aggression against the northeast region and continued to create various incidents along the South Manchuria Railway and in the reclamation areas. In order to deal with this friction, the Northeast authorities decided to reorganize a part of the Northeast Army's quasi-militarized police force, so that the Chinese side will have better flexibility in dealing with such frictions initiated by the Japanese, and the situation will not easily escalate. Huang Xiansheng, on the other hand, was valued by Zhang Xueliang for his flexibility and meticulousness as the commander of the guard force, and was appointed as the chief of the Shenyang Police.
At that time, the city of Shenyang was mixed with fish and dragons, and the Japanese forces penetrated deeply, and they relied on the Kwantung Army, often acting recklessly. After Huang arrived in office, he vigorously rectified the police force in Shenyang, and actively sent people to go deep into the city to inquire into the dynamics of the Japanese side; on the other hand, he was not afraid of power and was not humble when dealing with the daily disputes between Chinese and Japanese residents, which was unanimously praised by the citizens of Shenyang and the top level of the northeast authorities.
After the "Nakamura Incident" in 1931, Japan's aggressive ambitions had been clearly revealed, but under these circumstances, Zhang Xueliang still drove a large number of elite northeast army into Guannei, and although Huang Xiansheng vigorously opposed It, he still did not help, so he had to secretly strengthen his guard in Shenyang City and inquire about the news from many sources. Since mid-September, Huang Xiansheng has discovered that the Japanese army will have a "big move" based on various intelligence. However, Zhang Xueliang was far away in Beiping and Zhang Zuoxiang was in Jinzhou and had already embraced the doctrine of "non-resistance", so it was difficult to save the overall situation.
In the process of the Japanese army marching from the Manchurian Railway to Shenyang City, Huang Xiansheng led some of the patriotic police of Shenyang City, relying on buildings, with weak troops and weapons, resisted the invading Japanese army, and finally because they were outnumbered, in order to preserve their strength and avoid unnecessary casualties, Huang Xiansheng ordered the Shenyang police to disperse and break through, and organized a volunteer army outside Shenyang on the 19th. It can be said that, to some extent, it was Huang who led the Shenyang police and first fired the gunfire to counter the Japanese invasion.
After that, Huang Xiansheng first led the volunteer army to fight the enemy in Liaoning, and then returned to Guannei, the troops were changed to the Second Cavalry Division, and led the troops to participate in the Great Wall Resistance War in 1933. However, under the corrupt rule of the Kuomintang, it was still difficult to make a difference, and the harsh reality made him gradually begin to get closer to the CCP, and he had repeatedly contacted the party organization through Liu Lanbo, a secretary and underground party member, and developed CCP members in the Second Cavalry Division. In 1935, Zhang Xueliang led the Northwest Army to Shanxi under the orders of Chiang Kai-shek to "suppress the Communists", but Huang Xiansheng refused to obey the order, becoming the only army in the Kuomintang army in northern Shaanxi at that time to live in peace with the Red Army. In 1936, he secretly joined the Communist Party of China.
After the outbreak of the "Xi'an Incident", the Northeast Army was leaderless and was consumed and divided by Chiang Kai-shek on the anti-Japanese battlefield, but Huang Xiansheng still threw himself into the War of Resistance with great enthusiasm and led his troops to give the Japanese army a big blow in Henan and other places. Until 1938, because of his suspicion of "communism", he was trapped by Kuomintang agents and imprisoned in Chongqing Zhadidong Prison, until the early liberation of Chongqing in 1949, when he was secretly killed and heroically sacrificed.
General Huang's whole life has been fighting for the country, and after several attempts, he finally found a path suitable for China, and even sacrificed his life for it.