In the War of Liberation, a large number of senior generals of the Nationalist army surrendered to our People's Liberation Army, which is estimated to be no less than 1 million people, and some local generals really could not bear to look down on the Kuomintang's practices, especially Chiang Kai-shek's dictatorial rule, but among so many generals of the Nationalist army who surrendered to the people, one person was indeed the most miserable, because just when the uprising was brewing, he was betrayed by his own cronies, and then naturally he was known by Chiang Kai-shek, and the result was that this nationalist general was executed.
He was Huang Qiaosong, a famous anti-Japanese general of the Nationalist Army, who was a native of Caizhuang Township, Weishi County, Henan Province, who worked long-term jobs for local rich peasants when he was very young, and then engaged in selling twist flowers and sugar cubes.
Fortunately, Huang Qiaosong's parents knew the importance of learning, and they also did their best to provide him with school, and Huang Qiaosong did not live up to the expectations of his family, and his grades in school were always among the best.
But as Huang Qiaosong grew up, he felt more and more that the only way out was to serve the country from the military in China today, so he resolutely joined the army despite the opposition of his family, and went to apply for General Feng Yuxiang's cadet corps, here is another interesting thing, Huang Qiaosong's size is not very tall, and recruiting is a height requirement, in order to fool the past, Huang Qiaosong laid a brick under his feet, and finally was not admitted.
However, I did not expect to be admitted to the cadet corps later, and since then, Huang Qiaosong has officially embarked on the road of the soldiers.
In Huang Qiaosong's military career, he successively participated in the Northern Expedition War, the Central Plains War, and so on, and we know that in the Central Plains War, Chiang Kai-shek defeated Feng Yuxiang and others, so Chiang Kai-shek successfully absorbed Feng Yuxiang's army, and Huang Qiaosong naturally followed Chiang Kai-shek after that.
In the agrarian revolutionary war, Huang Qiaosong also joined the battle against the encirclement and suppression of the Red Army, but because he had come into contact with many communist ideas, he was very sympathetic to the Communist Party in his heart, and it can even be said that he also believed in the Communist Party relatively.
After the Lugou Bridge Incident, Huang Qiaosong's 79th Brigade of the 27th Division of the 26th Route Army was really indignant, and then under the command of Huang Qiaosong, he went to the North China Front, with the purpose of fighting the Japanese army.
In the subsequent anti-Japanese battles, Huang Qiaosong's troops also fought very actively and bravely, and when guarding Nanyang, Huang Qiaosong served as the commander of the 143rd Division of the 68th Army, and his duty was to garrison Nanyang, and repeatedly repelled the Japanese attack under his command.
In the War of Liberation, Huang Qiaosong hated the civil war so much that he once chose to resign, but how could Chiang Kai-shek let him easily avoid it? In 1948, Huang Qiaosong was forcibly ordered to go to the Taiyuan front, and at the advice of his old superior Gao Shuxun, Huang Qiaosong agreed to the uprising and surrendered, but unexpectedly he was denounced by his own close associate Dai Bingnan, and then Dai Bingnan and the deputy division commander Tong Dehou together concentrated the regimental commanders under the supervision.
As for Huang Qiaosong, he was arrested by Yan Xishan on the pretext of holding a military conference, and then taken to Nanjing for trial. On November 27, 1948, Huang Qiaosong was shot and killed in the execution room of the Central Military Prison outside the Jiangdong Gate in Nanjing.