Exactly 88 years have passed since the "918 Incident," and in 14 of the 88 years, China has worked hard to repel the Japanese aggressors, and in the 14 years of hardship and hardship, countless patriotic sons and daughters have emerged, who have thrown their heads and spilled their blood to create today's peace.
On the day of September 18, 1931, there was a man who faced the Japanese attack and did not retreat, he commanded a heroic attack on the Japanese, and it was he who set off the anti-Japanese flame of the people of northeast China for 14 years.
Huang Xiansheng was born in 1896, is a student of the liberal arts cram school of Peking University, after the outbreak of the student movement, Huang Xiansheng deeply felt that "the pen pole can not save the country", he was determined to abandon the pen congrong, in 1921 he was admitted to the Third Artillery Department of the Northeast Army Lecture Hall, after graduation, he was transferred to the escort to protect the safety of Zhang Zuolin and Zhang Xueliang.
The style of zhang Zuolin, the "king of the northeast", had a great influence on him, during Zhang Zuolin's anti-Japanese resistance, he advocated seeking stability, and Japan did not dare to make a fool of himself in the northeast, and Zhang Zuolin actively developed the Feng army, and in 1928, after the "Huanggutun" incident, he escorted Zhang Xueliang to sneak back to Shenyang secretly, and the two stabilized the situation in the northeast.
Since Zhang Zuolin's death, Huang Xiansheng has been secretly collecting intelligence from the Japanese, ready to "take revenge", but this wait is 3 years long, before "918", Huang Xiansheng knew that something was going to happen, he used the expansion of the guard force as a pretext, expanded the police force of 58 counties to 12 general units, and issued the most sophisticated ammunition.
At the beginning of September, Huang Xiansheng stayed in the office, day and night, casually prepared to deal with, when the incident occurred, the troops guarding the northeast either withdrew, or did not resist, Huang Xiansheng refused to obey the order, with 12 and the general team in the street to establish a barricade to fight the Japanese army, but the 12 corps, after all, was still weak, Huang Xiansheng was forced to withdraw.
After withdrawing from Shenyang, they gathered the backbone of the provincial police force and formed a volunteer army, which successively turned to liaonan and western Liaoning to fight the Japanese army in the form of guerrilla warfare, but because they did not have a regular number, the Japanese army declared that they were bandits, and the troops who planned to fight against Japan were also very discouraged.
Huang Xiansheng wanted Zhang Xueliang to give him a nickname, but Zhang Xueliang refused, on the one hand, he liked Huang Xiansheng's troops to resist the Japanese army, on the other hand, he was afraid that the regular army would be exposed to the Japanese army, Huang Xiansheng was in a hurry, and he took a "Liaoning Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army" himself.
Huang Xiansheng formulated various plans, appointed various commanders, served as commander-in-chief himself, and with a regular name, recruited troops everywhere, in 1933, he led his troops to resist the enemy army on the Great Wall, but due to military orders, he had to withdraw, facing the reality of being unable to resist Japan, Huang Xiansheng also understood that only our party was truly resisting Japan.
He secretly contacted our party, under the rendering of our party, Huang Xiansheng was also influencing Zhang Xueliang, in 1937 "Xi'an Incident", Zhang Xueliang was detained, but this still did not stop his determination to resist Japan, he was targeted by secret agents after fighting on the front line of the Zhanghe River, in 1938, Huang Xiansheng was tricked into the White Mansion and detained.
In prison, Huang Xiansheng also served as the teacher of Xiao Radish Head, in 1949, on the eve of liberation, he and Xiao Radish Head and Sister Jiang were brutally killed, and in the national anthem composed by Nie Er, "Rise up, people who do not want to be slaves" is about Huang Xiansheng and his soldiers who took the lead in firing the first shot.