Among the founding generals of our country, Huang Zhengqing is the most special one, he is not only a major general in our army, but also a major general of the Kuomintang. General Huang Zhengqing was the richest of the founding generals, and during the War of Resistance Against Japan, he went to Chongqing to donate 30 planes to Chiang Kai-shek, just to drive the Japanese army out of China.
Huang Zhengqing's early life was also very poor, but after his brother became a living Buddha, he also followed suit. During the Republic of China period, the situation in the Gannan region was also very complicated, and the great warlord Ma Bufang had a tiger's eye on this place. In 1925, Ma Bufang led his troops to occupy Labrang Monastery, burned the monastery, robbed property, and did nothing wrong. Looking at these destroyed monasteries, Huang Zhengqing decided to organize the people and horses to fight with the Ma family army to the end.
It was precisely because of this that he became acquainted with Xuanxia's father, a Communist Party, and under his influence, Huang Zhengqing believed that the Communist Party was the correct leader, and only the Communist Party was truly good for the Tibetan people. With the help of Xuanxia's father, Huang Zhengqing formed the Gansu Tibetan Army, fought with the Ma family army for seven years, and finally drove it out. After this, Huang Zhengqing took control of the Gannan region.
In 1934, Zhu Shaoliang, the commander of the "Suppression General" in the northwest, ordered Huang Zhengqing to surround and suppress the Red Army, but Huang Zhengqing had already identified the Communist Party in his heart, and he not only did not obey Zhu Shaoliang's orders, but also sent people to send supplies to the Red Army. Later, Zhu Shaoliang also made a small report to Chiang Kai-shek in an attempt to kill Huang Zhengqing, but because there was no conclusive evidence, he was dismissed.
At the beginning of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, out of his patriotic enthusiasm, Huang Zhengqing came to Chongqing with a mysterious group, and at first Chiang Kai-shek did not care about this little man from Tibet, but when he learned that there were 30 planes with him, he was happy. Subsequently, he personally received Huang Zhengqing and conferred on Huang Zhengqing the post of major general of the Nationalist government.
But in Huang Zhengqing's view, Chiang Kai-shek was an opportunist, not a real revolutionary, so he did not care about Chiang Kai-shek's co-optation, and he understood that the Communist Party was the real leader of the people.
During the Liberation War, Chiang Kai-shek asked Huang Zhengqing to fight with the People's Liberation Army, but Huang Zhengqing resolutely followed the Communist Party and completely ignored Chiang Kai-shek's demands. In 1949, Huang Zhengqing officially joined the People's Liberation Army.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Huang Zhengqing also served in Gansu and was received by Chairman Mao three times. In 1955, when he was awarded the medal, he was awarded the rank of major general in Lanzhou, and at that time, Mr. He personally went to Lanzhou to award him the medal.
In 1997, Huang Zhengqing died at the age of 94.