During the Liberation War, many Nationalist generals were determined to revolt and join the People's Liberation Army because they opposed the civil war. However, one of the generals of these uprisings was brutally killed, and he was the only senior general among the Generals of the Kuomintang Uprising who was killed.
His name is Huang Qiaosong, in the early years of his father shrunk clothes and diet for him to go to school, at that time because there was no money to pay the food bill, his father sent steamed bread every week to live, the experience of the teenager let him experience the hardships of life, but also let him see the difficulties of the people. Later, he entered the student corps opened by Feng Yuxiang, and in the days of the cadet corps, he worked hard and ranked among the best in his achievements. Later, Feng Yuxiang invited a group of graduates of Lu University and Baoding Military Academy to serve as instructors for the cadet corps, and by the time he graduated, Huang Qiaosong had already reached the level of a military academy graduate.
Huang Qiaosong participated in the Northern Expedition and also participated in the Central Plains War, of course, later Feng Yuxiang was defeated, he was recruited by Chiang Kai-shek, and later he was also ordered to participate in the battle to encircle and suppress the Red Army, but because he came into contact with many Communists during the Northern Expedition, he had a certain understanding of the idea of revolution, and he has always been a passive response to the encirclement and suppression of the Red Army.
After the September 18 Incident, he was even more opposed to the encirclement and suppression of the Red Army, and always hoped to unite with the outside world, after the July 7 Incident, the officers and men of the 79th Brigade of the 27th Division of the 26th Route Army, where Huang Qiaosong belonged, were enthusiastic and rushed to the front, and Huang Qiaosong wrote a final letter to his wife Wang Yifang.
In order to prevent the Japanese army from continuing to attack south along the Pinghan Railway, Huang Qiaosong led the 79th Brigade to resist the Japanese army in the Liangxiang area, which was their first battle with the Japanese army, and the two sides launched a fierce battle, during which the 79th Brigade destroyed a Japanese armored vehicle and an aircraft, and finally sneaked into the Japanese army on the night of August 11, 1937, and recaptured Liangxiang City.
During the Taiyuan Defense War, Huang Qiaosong led his troops to engage in fierce battles with the Japanese army in the area of Niangziguan and Yanmen Pass, and the battle was so fierce that only more than 400 soldiers were left in the 79th Brigade in the later period. Huang Qiaosong's last battle on the anti-Japanese battlefield was the Battle of Nanyang, when the Japanese army gathered more than 70,000 people to attack Nanyang, and Huang Qiaosong only had the strength of one division, but he had to resist the enemy's attack for seven days, until the United Front Work Department ordered a retreat before leaving Nanyang.
During the Liberation War, Huang Qiaosong was very war-weary, he resigned from the military and went into hiding, and later he was forcibly recalled to his post, but whenever there was a war, he hid in the hospital and said that he was sick. In 1948, when the war in Taiyuan was in danger, Huang Qiaosong was forcibly ordered to go to support, and he could not stay in the hospital, so he had to go to the front.
At that time, the People's Liberation Army had already surrounded Taiyuan, and in order to be able to liberate Taiyuan peacefully, Huang Qiaosong's old superior Gao Shuxun personally wrote a letter of persuasion, huang Qiaosong had no intention of fighting, and Gao Shuxun thought of rebelling and surrendering to the war as soon as possible, so that the people of Taiyuan would be spared from the ravages of war. Huang Qiaosong expressed his willingness to surrender to Marshal Xu Qianqian, and Xu Xiangqian personally wrote a letter to welcome him.
In fact, before Huang Qiaosong wrote to Xu Xiangqian, he had asked one of his close associates, Dai Bingnan, the commander of the 72nd Division, for his opinion, and at that time he also agreed, but he did not expect that this person's face changed greatly after seeing Xu Xiangqian and Gao Shuxun's reply, and secretly contacted the deputy division commander, Shu Dehou, and after the two conspired, the commander of the whole army was secretly detained.
After that, Dai Bingnan reported to Yan Xishan, and as a result, Huang Qiaosong and others were arrested, and Chiang Kai-shek was furious when he found out, and escorted him to Nanjing and executed. Dai Bingnan and Shu Dehou were promoted to commanders of the 30th Army and division commanders respectively for betraying Huang Qiaosong, but the two of them were arrested by the People's Liberation Army after liberation, Dai Bingnan was sentenced to death, and Tong Dehou was sentenced to ten years.