When it comes to Yang Hucheng, people are not strangers, he and Zhang Xueliang jointly launched the Xi'an Incident that changed history.
Whether it is right or wrong, their behavior has a certain immeasurable significance for the development of China's anti-Japanese resistance and even the kuomintang and the communist party.
We can even think that Yang Hucheng has changed the direction of historical development, but also changed the fate of individuals.
In Yang Hucheng's eyes, all the people in the current enemy must be unanimous with the outside world, but Chiang Kai-shek has always pursued a foreign policy of "foreign countries must first be at home", which led to the Japanese army occupying most of China's land.
Before the two sides launched the Xi'an Incident, they had made many suggestions to Chiang Kai-shek, but they were all rejected.
This is not to mention, Chiang Kai-shek continued to convey the signal of "suppressing the communist bandits" to the whole army, and formulated a battle plan the next day, which made Yang Hucheng and Zhang Xueliang very unhappy.
The field was well equipped and our troops were limited, and after consultation, the two men decided to force Chiang Kai-shek to resist Japan.
After consultations among the top leaders, everyone reached an agreement: the Kuomintang and the Communists united to resist Japan, and Chiang Kai-shek was finally released.
From a military legal point of view, this is something that is absolutely not allowed to exist. After Chiang Kai-shek returned to Nanjing, he immediately scored Zhang Xueliang's ball, and at the same time planned to elevate Yang Hucheng's military power and carried out a series of operations to "expel him."
Many people think that Yang Hucheng did not go to the United States to investigate? How can political affairs be so simple? This is nothing more than Chiang Kai-shek's act of revenge, everything is based on personal contradictions, and Chiang Kai-shek does not dare to have the slightest negligence.
Although he is in the United States, Yang Hucheng still has his heart set on the country. In any case, driving out the outbursts is a top priority.
With the help of patriots, Yang Hucheng returned to the motherland and was captured by Dai Kasa not long after. The head of the secret service was sinister and cunning, using various ways and means to send Yang Hucheng to a military court, and was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
The general trend of the people's aspirations was that Yang Hucheng would be released after the victory of the war, but Chiang Kai-shek never planned so.
After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Chiang Kai-shek openly launched a war of liberation, but he did not have the support of the masses of the people and eventually had to retreat to Taiwan.
Before retreating, Chiang Kai-shek ordered the killing of Yang Hucheng's entire family, and two very representative agents, one named Yang Qindian and the other Yang Jinxing, persecuted Yang Hucheng.
After the founding of New China, our organization carried out a "liquidation" of these people.
The first is Yang Qindian, who lived to the age of 89. Many people do not understand that once committed such a heinous crime, the individual can still die well, what happened in the middle?
It turned out that he was identified as "making up for his mistakes".
At the end of the Liberation War, the war situation was already very obvious, and many people were still staging their final madness. However, Yang Qindian did not do this, he chose to abandon the dark and surrender to the Ming, successively released all 19 revolutionary volunteers in his custody, and then went to Chongqing to surrender himself.
In the special period of politics, Yang Qindian was able to restrain the horse from the cliff, proving that his heart was still bright. Our organization sentenced him to 20 years in prison and granted an amnesty in 1982 until his peaceful death in 2007.
Taking ten thousand steps back, if Yang Qindian had not done so, how could the 19 revolutionary heroes have survived smoothly?
From this point of view, Yang Qindian deserves respect.
As for Yang Jinxing, he can be described as bad to the bone, never forgetting the identity of a secret agent at any time, obtaining intelligence everywhere and passing it on to Chiang Kai-shek.
At 11:00 p.m. on June 11, 1955, some villagers discovered that Yang Jinxing had behaved abnormally and reported it to the organization, which was captured in Qingju Township, Nanchong County.
Even in this case, Yang Jinxing still did not bow his head and frantically shouted at our organization.
Patience will one day be smoothed out, Yang Jinxing confessed his various crimes a month later, killing dozens of revolutionary volunteers, and his hands were stained with blood.
In the face of such sinners, our organization sentenced them to death. On May 16, 1958, Yang Jinxing was executed by firing squad.
Good has good retribution, evil has evil retribution, and Yang Zaixing's ending can also be regarded as giving Yang Hucheng an explanation.
At the same time, the author wants to say a point: no matter what you do, you must leave a back road for yourself, don't do things to the end, the peak turns around, it is uncertain who is on the people, who is under the people, and the last laugh is the winner.