People are very resentful of traitors, because these people will not hesitate to betray the country and the people for their personal interests and help the Japanese invaders to do evil on Chinese soil, and they are bound to be nailed to the pillar of shame forever. However, not all traitors should be spurned, because in special times, there are still many heroes who are contributing to the country by virtue of this status. Once, a Hubei mother learned that her son was a traitor, she committed suicide in shame, and later people learned: it turned out that her son was a hero!
The mother's son was named Huang Biao, and he was once the most conspicuous of the traitors, and every time he saw a Japanese, he nodded his head and waist, trying to please the Japanese like a dog. And in the face of the people, he flaunted his might, quite a kind of arrogance of a mountain thief and a robber. Therefore, people hated him very much, and often poked him in the spine and called him a lackey traitor!
In fact, when Huang Biao was not a traitor, he was a great filial piety and respected his mother very much. And his mother also understood the great righteousness, often instilled in him the idea of home and country, and taught him from an early age to be a boy who stood tall in the sky and took it as his duty to defend the country. After the Japanese invasion of China, her mother repeatedly asked Huang Biao to join the army to resist Japan, but Huang Biao showed exactly the opposite of her mother's teachings. Not only did he not resist Japan, but he became a traitor, collecting intelligence for the Japanese and bullying the people. This made his mother very angry, and she fell seriously ill in one breath, and she deeply regretted that her godson had no way, so she committed suicide with hatred.
However, after the death of his mother, Huang Biao still did not change at all, and he still did things that hurt the Japanese. Even Huang Biao took the devils to sweep up the Eighth Route Army. After the victory of the War of Resistance, Huang Biao was sentenced to life imprisonment, but the villagers were very dissatisfied after learning of this verdict, and demanded that his sentence be changed to death, because everyone felt that he deserved to die for his crime. But the state did not do so and still upheld the original judgment.
It was not until long after Huang Biao's death that people finally knew his true identity, and it turned out that he had always been a communist. He endured humiliation and was a traitor in order to help the party and organizations gather intelligence, and because of the special nature of his identity, he did not tell anyone, not even his mother, of his identity. It is a pity that such a hero has been misunderstood for decades. However, in the end, Huang Biao's body was also buried in the martyrs' cemetery, and he was also given a proper name.