In 1951, with the liberation of Qiuyang County, the local government began to liquidate the Traitors during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. This arrest really caught a few people, pressing them on the way to the execution, but a traitor ignored the pointing and pointing of those around him and held his head high. He has always refused to admit that he is a traitor, but it is a matter of certainty that he has served the Japanese, and for this reason, he is still sentenced to death. Unexpectedly, when the death penalty was about to be executed, Li Kenong, who had the title of king of secret agents, rushed to the execution site and shouted that the person who was left under the gun was the person who refused to admit that he was a traitor.
This "traitor" was named Huang Biao, a native of Qiuyang County, Hubei Province, and came from a peasant family. In those years, there were no longer a few people who starved to death, and they often had to flee to the realm of begging for food. When Huang Biao was eleven years old, he reached the realm of begging for food, but he accidentally lost himself on the road. At that time, it was ice and snow, but thanks to Huang Biao's good luck, he met a road chief in the deep mountains. The Taoist leader not only saved his life, but also taught him martial arts, and three years later, when Huang Biao was 14 years old, he resigned and returned home.
After returning home, Huang Biao's mother had long been blinded by crying because she missed her son. To this end, he brought tea and food to his mother every day, and he was very filial to her mother. In 1925, he and hundreds of peasants launched the Dongting Lake peasant uprising. After the defeat, he began to participate in the revolution, and Huang Biao was good at fighting bravely, and his brain was good, and he held many important positions. In 1932, due to some reasons, he had to leave with his men and horses, but Huang Biao kept inquiring about the whereabouts of the organization.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in 1937, Huang Biao could no longer sit still, had no way to serve the country, and was indignant in his heart. At the end of the following year, the Japanese army occupied Qiuyang, took a fancy to his local reputation, and wanted him to serve as the deputy captain of the security brigade. Originally, Huang Biao was unwilling, even if he could not serve the country, he could not be a traitor. However, two years later, Li Renlin, Gu Dachun and others secretly found him. Huang Biao was very happy, and at the same time the organization gave him a task, that is, to break into the enemy's interior.
Although Huang Biao was reluctant to do so, he heard that this was spying on intelligence and could contain the enemy, so he agreed. Since then, he has become a "traitor" that everyone shouts and beats, and only a few people know his undercover identity. After gaining the trust of the Japanese army, he did a lot of things for his compatriots, saving innocent people and soldiers several times. And each time the information was transmitted through the cigarette box, but only he and a few people in the joint knew this. What the outside world saw was that he betrayed his ancestors for glory and killed people like hemp, so Huang Biao's family was not less blind.
His blind old mother, on a stormy night, invited someone to write a will and denounce her son. A few days after writing, she avoided the protection of her family and hanged herself. Huang Biao was very sad when he learned about it, but he still couldn't say it in the face of his mother's body and the contemptuous eyes of those around him. After the Anhui Incident, it was he who managed to withdraw 200,000 silver dollars from the Japanese army to the New Fifth Division, and it was he who sent guns and bullets to the front.
All along, where the salaries of the New Fifth Division came from has been a mystery, but it actually comes from him. After Japan's surrender, Huang Biao experienced ups and downs, and it was difficult to return to the embrace of the organization, and then encountered encirclement and suppression, and had to survive in the case of being seriously injured and separated from the troops. In May 1949, Hubei was liberated, but Huang Biao's unit did not know where to transfer it, nor did it know its number. With the help of an old comrade-in-arms, he resumed his work, but before he could return, he waited for the arrest warrant.
It turned out that the people of Qiuyang County did not know that he was actually a spy, and in response to the call, they also counted him when they eliminated the traitors. This is the story of the execution ground, but alas, he still did not wait for the day when the truth was revealed. On August 3, 1953, Huang Biao died in Wuchang Prison, and it was only in 1979 that he was able to make it known. On August 3, 2014, 61 years after Huang Biao's death, his remains were sent to the Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery in the Western Soviet District of Xiang'e.