During the War of Resistance Against Japan, many anti-Japanese heroes who could sing and weep emerged throughout the country. Regardless of region or ethnicity, these heroes fought together to defend the big family of China and finally won the victory of the War of Resistance. The youngest major general of the Nationalist army, Qi Fawu, was awarded by Chiang Kai-shek in the flames of the War of Resistance. Speaking of Qifawu, I have to say about his father and mother.
Qi Fawu's father was originally the prince of the Xilin Gol League in Inner Mongolia. His younger brother Ebaozhai defected to the Mongol King, killed his brother to usurp the throne, and then forced his widow, Qi Junfeng, to hand over the official seal. Qi Junfeng, a strange woman, immediately left Suiyuan to find General Fu Zuoyi and seek the support of the Nationalist government. With the support of the central government, Qi Junfeng was able to become the prince of the Xilin Gol League.
Soon, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, and the situation in Inner Mongolia became very severe, and Ebaozhai and others defected to the Japanese army. Qi Junfeng resolutely got in touch with the Kuomintang army and led his troops to participate in the anti-Japanese resistance, which shocked the whole country. Because of his meritorious service in battle, Qi Junfeng was appointed by the Nationalist government as the commander of security and awarded the rank of major general, and the headquarters was located in Wuyuan County. Qi Junfeng led his troops to resist Japan, influenced the whole country, and won praise from all walks of life, so Chiang Kai-shek awarded Qi Junfeng's 5-year-old son Qi Fawu as a major general and hereditary fatherhood. As a result, Qi Fawu became the youngest general of the Kuomintang.
At the end of 1939, Qi Junfeng's mother and son came to Chongqing at the invitation of Chiang Kai-shek and his wife. Soon, Accompanied by Kong Xiangxi, He Yingqin, and other dignitaries, Chiang Kai-shek and his wife personally received Qi Junfeng's mother and son. Qi Junfeng's mother and son were both dressed in general uniforms. During this meeting, Chiang Kai-shek and his wife actually broke the custom and lasted for more than three hours. When Chiang Kai-shek listened to Qi Junfeng's report, he couldn't stop praising her, saying that she had courage and insight, and that she was a Mongolian heroine. Song Meiling admired her even more.
After the meeting, Chiang Kai-shek and his wife also hosted a banquet for Qi Junfeng's mother and son at the official residence. After that, Song Meiling asked Qi Junfeng to make a report at the Women's Congress, and asked Qi Fawu to appear at Zhongzheng Primary School to accuse him of the atrocities of adultery. Qi Junfeng's Chinese is very good, speaking beautifully, a report down, looking for her signature to surround her, she is signing two lines, one line is Mongolian name, one line is Chinese name.
In the spring of the following year, Qi Junfeng left Chongqing and returned to Inner Mongolia. Before leaving, Chiang Kai-shek ordered that 5,000 people be given equipment and awarded to lieutenant generals. The equipment of 5,000 people is a lot of figures in Inner Mongolia, where the number is small (some sources say that the equipment of 500 people is inaccurate). The interaction between Chiang Kai-shek and his wife with Qi Junfeng's mother and son became a good story in China's War of Resistance. However, the end of this good story has disappointed many people.
After Qi Junfeng's mother and son returned from Chongqing, they expanded the troops into three regiments, with a strength of 6,000 people. She led her troops to fight against the Japanese army many times, and was honored with military merits, becoming a female general under Fu Zuoyi. However, after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, on July 20, 1947, she and her son were assassinated by hao Youlong, the leader of the 1st Security Regiment, secretly assigned by her old rival Er Baozhai to assassinate them. Qi Junfeng was only 32 years old, and Qi Fawu was only 12 years old.
The bloody case immediately shocked the nation. Afterwards, under the pressure of public opinion, Chiang Kai-shek pretended to send people to investigate. But in the end, neither Hao Youlong nor the murderer Tian Xiaoshan was punished, and only some of Qi Junfeng's jewelry was returned to her aunt. Chiang Kai-shek thus settled the bloody case. It was not until after the liberation of the whole country that Hao Youlong and Tian Xiaosan, the murderers of Qi Junfeng's mother and son, were escorted to the trial bench by the people's government and finally executed.