In February 1950, the Central and Southern Region issued the "Glorious Commemorative Certificate for the Families of Revolutionary Martyrs" to Wang Yifang, the widow of General Huang Qiaosong, officially clarifying Huang Qiaosong's status as a revolutionary martyr. Huang Qiaosong was posthumously promoted to the rank of lieutenant general of the Kuomintang, what made him posthumously considered a revolutionary martyr after his death?
Huang Qiaosong was born in 1901 in a remote rural area of Weishi County, Henan Province. When Huang Qiaosong was young, the family relied on his father to work long and do small business to make ends meet. Survival is not easy, the family is not willing to let Huang Qiaosong be illiterate, smashing pots and selling iron to make up tuition for him to study. Huang Qiaosong is very sensible and determined to change his destiny, and his various subjects are among the best.
In 1922, Henan suffered a severe drought, and a large number of hungry people were displaced and starved. Huang Qiaosong, who was influenced by Yue Fei's nationalist ideas since childhood, realized that the way out of saving the country in the chaotic world did not lie in the ink of the dance, so he applied for Feng Yuxiang's student corps and was determined to submit to the pen. The study of the corps was arduous and intense, and Huang Qiaosong studied very seriously. After graduation, Huang Qiaosong joined Feng Yuxiang's Nationalist Coalition Army. After the Battle of the Central Plains, Huang Qiaosong officially entered the nationalist army and began to gradually show outstanding military talent.
In 1937, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, and the Japanese army invaded China on a large scale. Huang Qiaosong led his troops with the 26th Route Army to the North China Front, and from then on began his impressive experience of the War of Resistance. In October 1937, Huang Qiaosong moved to Niangziguan. Here, he commanded the 79th Brigade to meet the Japanese 77th Wing, fought for two days and nights, and killed more than 300 enemy soldiers by hand-to-hand combat. In March 1938, Huang Qiaosong (then commander of the 27th Division) participated in the Battle of Taierzhuang. In the subsequent Wuhan Defense War and the Southern Henan Sniper War, Huang Qiao Songdu led his men and rushed to the forefront of the fight against the Japanese Kou. During the Nanyang Defense War, he not only personally went to the position, but also prepared a coffin for himself, expressing his determination to fight to the end.
Huang Qiaosong was a bloody soldier and a visionary political figure. In January 1938, during a meeting of officers above the regimental commander of the Second Theater of Operations held in Luoyang, Huang Qiaosong became acquainted with a famous general of the Eighth Route Army. This was Huang Qiaosong's first close encounter with senior commanders of the Red Army. The exchanges between them are mainly based on the exchange of tactical experience, and they take care of each other and feel sorry for each other. Huang Qiaosong was deeply impressed by the personality charm of several bosses, and happily recognized the Red Army's concept of anti-Japanese national salvation.
In February of the same year, Huang Qiaosong established the 27th Division Anti-Japanese War Song Team before going to the Taierzhuang Battlefield, which was later expanded into the Field Service Corps. More than 90 percent of the members of this service group are members of the Communist Party. In the war-torn Taierzhuang, they have repeatedly risked their lives to send services to the front line. Feeling the heroic efforts of the Communists, Huang Qiaosong often preached the "three major disciplines and eight points of attention" of the Eighth Route Army at meetings of senior officers of the army, which was unique within the Nationalist Army.
In 1945, the War of Resistance ended with the unconditional surrender of the Japanese army. Huang Qiaosong, then deputy commander of the Kuomintang Reorganized 30th Division, did not expect the peace he had hoped for for a long time, and Chiang Kai-shek promoted him to division commander and assigned him to the south of Huzong to actively deploy for civil war. In public and private, Huang Qiaosong did not have the idea of the muzzle of the gun. Led by Gao Shuxun, the former general of the Northwest Army Uprising, Huang Qiaosong secretly contacted the North China Field Army of the People's Liberation Army in late October 1948, and the two sides soon reached a preliminary idea of the uprising led by Huang Qiaosong.
Unfortunately, due to the secret report of Dai Bingnan, the commander of the 27th Division, in early November, Huang Qiaosong was trapped by Yan Xishan. Huang Qiaosong's plan of uprising completely angered Chiang Kai-shek, and on November 27, 1948, Huang Qiaosong and three others were shot and killed in Nanjing, and Huang Qiaosong was only 47 years old.
Huang Qiaosong died on the eve of dawn, unable to see the light of national liberation. But his killer also received the retribution he deserved. In April 1949, Nanjing and Taiyuan were liberated. In July of the same year, the Taiyuan City Military Control Commission of the People's Liberation Army sentenced Dai Bingnan and others who betrayed Huang Qiaosong to death and fixed-term imprisonment respectively, which can also be regarded as revenge for the martyr Huang Qiaosong.
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