On the battlefield of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the sons and daughters of China rose up to resist foreign invaders and jointly defend the motherland, creating one heroic legend after another, but many people betrayed the motherland and the people for their own selfish interests and were willing to be the lackeys of the enemy, so after the founding of the Country, these people were also judged by the people.
In May 1951, at the execution ground in Qiuyang County, nine traitors were tied up to the execution ground and prepared to be executed, and one of the nine was different, not only did he not panic, but he stood tall in the face of the death penalty.
Just as they were about to carry out the execution, a car sped by, and the police on the car shouted: Leave people under the gun! Subsequently, the police showed an urgent telegram from Chen Yixin, director of the Provincial Public Security Department, which read: Quickly send Comrade Huang Biao back to the province.
What kind of character was this yellow label able to get out of the execution ground alive?
Born in 1885 in Qiuyang County, Hubei Province, Huang Biao participated in the revolution in his early years as a company commander of the Red Army, and later lost contact with the organization, and then by chance he also became the boss of the Hong Gang, which was very famous, so the Japanese wanted to win him over as the leader of the security brigade, but how could Huang Biao agree.
In 1940, several of Huang Biao's former leaders finally contacted him and persuaded him to break into the enemy's interior, and Huang Biao agreed, so Huang Biao became a special party member, not in contact with local party organizations, only with them in a single line. In other words, the undercover identity of Huang Biao is only known to these few people.
Huang Biao also quickly became the captain of the puppet army, but he used his identity to find ways to rescue the anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians, and used his position to secretly send a large amount of materials and funds to the anti-Japanese forces.
All this outsiders do not know, Huang Biao's old mother also chose to hang herself because of shame and indignation, and his son has always refused to recognize him.
Later, the struggle was victorious, but because several leaders who knew his identity died, he was sent back to Wuhan to be sentenced to ten years in prison for "treason against the revolution and acting as a traitor" and died of illness in Wuchang Prison, until 1980, when the Wuhan Municipal Public Security Bureau rehabilitated Huang Biao.
After that, Huang Biao was restored to his honor and buried in the Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery in the Western Soviet District of Xiang'e.