During the Liberation War, many senior generals of the Nationalist Army revolted on the battlefield because they were dissatisfied with chiang kai-shek, such as Gao Shuxun, Pan Shuoduan, Chen Mingren, Dong Qiwu and Lu Han, etc. These uprisings had a great impact at that time and made important contributions to speeding up the process of the liberation war. But the battlefield uprising is also a very risky thing, who can guarantee that the division commanders and regimental commanders under their command can have a heart with themselves? If any of them were to do evil, it would have disastrous consequences, and Huang Qiaosong, the commander of the 30th Army, was betrayed by his own cronies because of the trusted non-people, and was eventually killed by Lao Jiang.
Yellow pine
Huang Qiaosong was a native of the Wei clan of Henan, born in 1901, his father worked as a tenant for the landlord's family, and after a year of hard work, most of the harvest was taken away by the landlord. In Huang Qiao Song's memory, he rarely ate white noodles when he was a child, and it was basically mixed grains with wild vegetables. Despite the difficult life, his father gritted his teeth and sent Huang Qiaosong to the school. Huang Qiaosong knows that this opportunity to learn is not easy to come by, so he cherishes it especially, and his academic performance has always been very good.
In 1921, Wei's family suffered a major drought, the crops were almost out of harvest, and the Huangqiao Song family did not even have the rice under the pot, but the landlord collected the rent as usual. Huang Qiaosong's father borrowed from the east to the west, and it was difficult to pay the rent. At this time, the family was so destitute that it was no longer able to provide Huang Qiaosong with reading. A teacher could not bear huang Qiaosong's return to work as a farmer, so he pointed out a way for him to join Feng Yuxiang's cadet corps. In this way, Huang Qiaosong abandoned Wen Congwu and became an ordinary soldier in Feng Yuxiang's Northwest Army.
Feng Yuxiang
With education and hard training, Huang Qiaosong was promoted quickly, and became a battalion commander in a few years. Soon after the Outbreak of the Central Plains War, Feng Yuxiang was defeated and defeated, his troops were absorbed by Lao Jiang, and Huang Qiaosong was incorporated into the 27th Division of the 26th Route Army, serving under the division commander Gao Shuxun. In order to eliminate dissidents, Lao Jiang sent the 26th Route Army to Jiangxi to fight with the Red Army, and Dong Zhentang and Ji Zhen were not willing to be shot by Lao Jiang, so they resolutely led their troops to revolt in Ningdu and joined the Red Army.
Although Huang Qiaosong did not participate in this uprising, his thinking was greatly shaken, and when he fought against the Red Army later, he responded passively. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the 26th Route Army was ordered to go to North China to resist Japan, and Huang Qiaosong, who had fought the civil war for many years, was very excited and determined to fight with the Japanese on the battlefield. Before the troops went out, he wrote a farewell letter to his wife, which said: "This time when the division goes north, it will fight with the Japanese to the death, he does not die, I will die, and the last moment is today!" ”
After arriving at the battlefield, Huang Qiaosong led the 79th Brigade to guard Niangziguan, where he and the Japanese 77th Wing fought bloodily for two days and nights, and finally repelled the enemy army, killing more than 300 enemy people. Because of the bravery of the battle and the good command, Huang Qiaosong was soon promoted to the commander of the 27th Division and led his troops to participate in the Battle of Taierzhuang, in this bloody battle, the 27th Division performed very well, repeatedly engaged in hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese army, firmly held the position, Huang Qiaosong won a Medal of Blue Sky and White Sun for his battle merits.
Order of the Blue Sky and White Sun
After that, Huang Qiaosong led his troops to participate in the Battle of Wuhan, the Battle of Henan and the Battle of Nanyang, and other battles, and his performance was remarkable. In the defense of Nanyang, in the face of the heavy siege of the Japanese army, he followed the example of Feng Zicai and Zuo Zongtang to carry the coffin to the battle, and finally held out in Nanyang for seven days and nights, killing and wounding more than 3,000 enemy troops, and became famous in the first battle! After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Huang Qiaosong originally thought that the people could live a stable life from then on, but lao Jiang launched a civil war, which he was very dissatisfied with and returned to his hometown to live idly on the grounds of physical discomfort.
After only two years of leisure time, old Chiang forced Huang Qiaosong to return to the army and serve as the commander of the 30th Army, under the command of Hu Zongnan. Soon after, Xu Qiangqian led his troops to besiege Taiyuan, and Old Jiang urgently ordered Hu Zongnan to send troops to relieve Yan Xishan. Unwilling to send his own troops to death, Hu Zongnan gave Huang Qiaosong the task of relieving the siege and asked him to lead a regiment of the 27th and 30th Divisions to airlift Taiyuan by plane. After arriving in Taiyuan, Yan Xishan repeatedly advocated that Taiyuan was indestructible, but Huang Qiaosong had been in battle for a long time and knew that this isolated city could not be defended at all, and it was sooner or later that it would be lost.
Yan Xishan
Just at this time, Huang Qiaosong's old superior, Gao Shuxun, who had already revolted, sent him a secret letter, saying that Taiyuan was already in danger, persuading Huang Qiaosong to find a way out for himself and his brothers, and wrote at the end: "With the wisdom of his brother, he will be able to make a decision at the moment, resolutely raise the banner of insurrection, and resolutely return to the revolutionary side." Huang Qiaosong was reluctant to fight a civil war, and this letter from his old superior Gao Shuxun made him firm in his determination to revolt. After planning, Huang Qiaosong secretly sent his spy captain Wang Zhenyu out of the city to contact the People's Liberation Army to discuss the uprising.
Xu Xiangqian attached great importance to the Huangqiaosong uprising, and personally wrote a reply letter to Wang Zhenyu to bring back, saying: "Your military commander intends to raise the banner of righteousness in order to liberate the 300,000 people of Taiyuan at an early date, which is really a great contribution to the people of Shanxi. Advance assures that your army will remain a corps after the uprising, and that all treatment will be the same as that of the People's Liberation Army. But the time is urgent, and it is not too late to make more careful calculations. After receiving the reply, Huang Qiaosong was very happy and hurriedly brought his close confidant Dai Bingnan, who was then the commander of the 27th Division, to discuss the uprising.
Statue of Huang Qiao Pine
Dai Bingnan has been following Huang Qiao Song for 16 years, in these 16 years, Huang Qiao Song has always taken good care of him, and every time he is promoted, he will promote Dai Bingnan to a higher level, and it is worth mentioning that in the Battle of Taierzhuang, Huang Qiao Song also saved Dai Bingnan's life. It can be said that if there is no Huang Qiao Song, there is nothing about Dai Bingnan, and Dai Bingnan has also said many times in private that he will follow Huang Qiao Song all his life. Because of this, Huang Qiaosong told Dai Bingnan of his plan for the uprising in its entirety, and asked him to inform several of his regimental commanders to prepare.
Huang Qiaosong regarded Dai Bingnan as his brother in life and death, and never thought that he would betray himself. However, knowing the face and not knowing the heart, Dai Bingnan told Yan Xishan after he left Huang Qiaosong. Yan Xishan trapped Huang Qiaosong on the pretext of holding a military conference, along with Jinfu, a representative of the People's Liberation Army who secretly entered the city to negotiate with Huang Qiaosong, and soon after Huang Qiaosong and Jinfu were taken to Nanjing and brutally killed. Dai Bingnan was promoted to the commander of the 30th Army because of his meritorious whistleblowing, and Yan Xishan called him "a great righteousness and destruction of relatives, which is rare and precious", not only gave him 30,000 oceans, but also personally introduced him to a family affair.
Capture Dai Bingnan
Dai Bingnan was satisfied and determined to follow Yan Xishan to Taiyuan. After the liberation of Taiyuan, Xu Qiangqian strictly ordered The arrest of Dai Bingnan, demanding that "to live to see people, to die to see corpses." Subsequently, Taiyuan launched a city-wide search and arrest, and finally captured Dai Bingnan at the second courtyard of Yinyang Lane of Kaihua Temple, and was shot after a public trial. After the founding of New China, Huang Qiaosong was posthumously recognized as a revolutionary martyr, his wife and children were properly taken care of, and the sixth son, Huang Tongwen, also joined the army and became a glorious soldier of the People's Liberation Army.