Wei Lihuang, the number one war criminal of the Nationalist army, was captured, and after returning to the mainland, not only was he not sent by our revolutionary organization for ideological reform, but he was also given very generous treatment.
Next, for everyone, a brief introduction to the legendary experience of Wei Lihuang, who was born on February 16, 1897, a native of Hefei, Anhui Province, and his father once served as an official in Hefei County, and had a certain prestige in the local area. Because of an illness, Wei Lihuang's father unfortunately died, after which he followed the eldest brother to rely on each other, a difficult life, because of the early years of hardships, Wei Lihuang's mind was particularly mature, he actively and earnestly studied history books after going to school, laying a good cultural foundation for future command and combat.
After the outbreak of the Xinhai Revolution, he was influenced by his brother, cut off his braids and entered the army to participate in training, in 1914 he signed up for the Hubei Army Cadet Camp, and after entering the army, he received a year of military training. During this period, he learned a lot of military knowledge and understood a lot of principles for saving the country and the people. Later, because he did not want to join the Beiyang Army, he ran to Shanghai alone to find a revolutionary organization, and in September 1917, Dr. Sun Yat-sen established the Military Government of the Protector of France, and served as the Grand Marshal of the Navy and Army. Wei Lihuang was selected into Dr. Sun Yat-sen's guard and was responsible for many important tasks. During this period, he was promoted to platoon leader of the Guard Regiment for his outstanding performance.
In the 1930s, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression broke out in full swing, Wei Lihuang became the boss of the Eighth Route Army because of his work, he often set up banquets to entertain senior generals of our army, and had a deep friendship with the cadres of the revolutionary organization.
After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Wei Lihuang left the army in the name of going abroad to investigate because he was unwilling to fight with his compatriots, and later he was forcibly recalled to China by the leaders of the National Government, and as a result, he was dismissed from his post and investigated because he was unwilling to send troops to fight. The generals of all the revolutionary organizations that General Wei Lihuang had done were well aware of it, and they admired it so much that they did not treat it as a war criminal.