In the photo is Sun Meiyao, a giant bandit who created a major crime that shocked the world. In the early morning of May 6, 1923, a "special express train" from Shanghai to Tianjin was robbed at 2:50 a.m. on the 6th, and the "big boss" of the carjacking was Sun Meiyao. At that time, there were 200 passengers on the hijacked train, 40 of whom were foreigners, almost all of whom were figures with heads and faces, such as the sister-in-law of the American oil king, the colonel of the US Army officers, and so on. On December 19, 1923, Sun Meiyao was killed at the "Hongmen Banquet" set up by Zhang Peirong.
In the photo is the giant bandit Qiao Richeng. Qiao Richeng, a native of Xinbao Village, Xiashe Town, Ying County, Shanxi Province, sneaked and abducted without evil. At the age of 18, he borrowed a junior Chinese from a friend and was admitted to taiyuan private Zhongshan High School. Qiao Richeng, who was at the school, was ready to give all the money for the student subsidy to himself, but the accountant was not allowed, and in the afternoon of the same day, Qiao Richeng went to the school finance office with a gun to beat the accountant to death and snatched the silver money. After that, Qiao Richeng created many major cases. Qiao Richeng, who returned home in 1936, was informed by his father and put into prison, and Qiao Richeng, who later escaped, actually ordered someone to bury his biological father alive. In 1946, Qiao Richeng was killed by his subordinates.
In the photo is Liu Guitang, the "Seven Provinces Bandit". Liu Guitang, nicknamed "Liu Hei Qi". He began to block roads and robberies when he was a teenager, and began his career as a bandit in 1915, and became brothers with Lin Chuanju and 8 other people. On February 10, 1927, Liu Guidang led bandits to wash the village of Nanxiaoyi in blood, killing 386 people. Later, he sneaked into the Red Cottage and killed 1300 people again. Wherever his team went, they burned, looted, raped women, and the cruelty of their methods of killing was that within more than 100 miles of Mengshan Alone, more than 200,000 houses were burned and more than 12,000 people were killed. In 1943, the Lunan Military Region launched a siege of Zhuzi Village, completely annihilating the unit, and Liu Guitang was killed.
In the photo is Liaoxi Xiangma Du Lisan. Du Lisan began his career at the age of 12. At the age of 16, his father was killed after being denounced by his uncle. Shortly after his father's death, Du Lisan led his accomplices to arrest his uncle and his son and execute them. In the battle with Tsarist Russia, Du Lisan killed more than thirty Tsarist Soldiers and wounded hundreds of them, forcing the Tsarist army to retreat to Liaoyang. This also greatly enhanced Du Lisan's reputation, and the nickname of "Bao Da Foreigner" was thus named, so the Russian soldiers were also very afraid of Du Lisan. The increase in Du Lisan's power threatened the security of landlords, gentry, and government officials. In 1907, Zhang Zuolin booby-trapped Du Lisan under the name of Zhao An.
In the photo is the "Black Lama" Dampikyazam. Black Lama, formerly known as Danbi Gyaltsen, is also known as Dan bin Gyaltsen and Dan Bin. In 1911-1912, Danbi Gyaltsen led an army to attack the Chinese army in Kobdo and massacred Han and Muslims. In 1919, Danbi Gyaltsen fought against the Chinese army in Outer Mongolia, and in 1921 the White Russian army in exile in Outer Mongolia cooperated, and after defeat in the same year, fled to Xinjiang to become a bandit. In 1924, Danbi Gyaltsen was killed by an expeditionary force.
In the photo is Chen Deshan, a giant bandit in Jining. Chen Deshan, at the age of 16, entered the class to learn drama. When he was more than 20 years old, he became famous for his martial arts excellence. After that, Chen Deshan wanted to get acquainted with Bai Xianlin and Bai Linchen, the leaders of the Nanwang bandits. In 1939, Chen Deshan joined the anti-Japanese team and served as a cavalry squad leader and platoon leader. In 1940, Chen Deshan fled with a gun into shushan Lake to pull a gang as a bandit. In the winter of 1948, after the liberation of Wenshang and the southwestern counties of Lu, Chen Deshan sneaked to Xuzhou, Wuhu, Shanghai and other places to serve as a Kuomintang agent. In February 1951, Chen Deshan was arrested and executed in August of the same year.
In the photo is the gangster Zhang Kuroko. Among the most rampant bandits in the northeast region of the Republic of China, there are four of the strongest bandits, known as the "Four Banners", namely Xie Wendong, Zhang Heizi (Zhang Yuxin), Li Huatang, and Sun Rongjiu. Zhang Heizi was a lieutenant general and deputy commander of the Kuomintang at the time, and there were more than 40,000 horses under his command. After several engagements with the PLA bandit forces, Zhang Heizi's bandit team suffered heavy losses and finally had to retreat to Diao Ling to try to regroup. Because of the steep terrain of Diao Ling, the commander of the People's Liberation Army who was responsible for suppressing the bandits boldly decided to use aircraft to suppress Zhang Heizi. In the end, Zhang Heizi was successfully arrested by the People's Liberation Army.
In the photo is the traitor Xie Wendong (second from the left). Xie Wendong, whose original name was Xie Wenhan, was a lieutenant general in the Kuomintang Army. In the spring of 1939, Xie Wendong surrendered to the Japanese. After Xie Wendong surrendered, he went to Tokyo, Japan, to be summoned by Emperor Hirohito, shamelessly expressed his introspection to the Japanese government, and knelt in front of the so-called "Monument of Loyalty" to repent and apologize. In 1946, Xie Wendong was arrested and executed outside the East Gate of Burleigh Street at the age of 59.
In the photo is the Kanto Bandit Camel Dragon. Originally known as Zhang Suzhen, zhang suzhen was sold to a brothel when she was 16 years old. Later, he was redeemed by the local bandit leader Wang Dalong, and the two married, and Zhang Suzhen, who became the lady of the village, became one of the bandit leaders of the chaotic mountain, known as the camel dragon. After Wang Dalong's death, Hump Dragon was elected as the new head of the Chaos Mountain. In the autumn of 1924, the 23-year-old camel dragon gathered soldiers and horses on the rocky mountain and decided to avenge the death of her husband Wang Dalong. It was in this year that the camel dragon was arrested. Before his execution, the "young marshals" Zhang Xueliang and Wu Junsheng saved their lives one after another. In the end, the dragon was shot after taking a photo before the execution.