Anti-Japanese agents will be considered traitors. The mother committed suicide and the wife was humiliated, but 27 years after his death, his reputation was restored. The anti-Japanese heroes behind enemy lines not only sacrificed their lives, but were even regarded as "traitors".
He is the famous anti-Japanese spy General Huang Biao, a little-known and even despised anti-Japanese hero, because his espionage work is so good that he not only deceived the Japanese, but even deceived the Chinese.
Huang Biao was born in Mianyang County, Hubei Province. He was born into a poor peasant family. At the age of 11, he fled starvation with his mother and went begging for food. She and her mother broke up because of snow in the winter. Luckily, he met a man in the mountains. A Taoist priest took him in and taught him martial arts.
Three or four years later, he returned home to find his mother crying for him. Since then, he has earned a living in his hometown, serving his mother. Because he knew martial arts and had a bold personality, he quickly gathered around him. A group of brothers.
In 1925, he joined the farmers' association, and later the local village owner elected him as his son-in-law. While robbing the rich and helping the poor, he asked about the situation in the Red Army. He did not find the Red Army until the Japanese invasion of China.
After the Japanese army occupied Mianyang, they took a fancy to Huang Biao's reputation and wanted him to be the deputy captain of the security brigade. Of course, he did not want to be a traitor, but in 1940, Li Renlin, the commander of the Eighth Route Army's Hunan Division, found him and asked him to smuggle him to the Japanese army. Become an undercover agent.
Huang Biao, who understood justice, immediately agreed. He did not hesitate to ruin his reputation and become a traitor. After becoming deputy captain of the Security Bureau, he took the opportunity to seduce more than 30 young women. He deported them all on the grounds that the women were suffering from infectious diseases. Up.
Later, Yu Qing, a general of the New Fourth Army, was captured by the Japanese army and tortured by the Japanese army. He was injured all over his body. Later, the Japanese army wanted to shoot Yu Qing. Huang Biao used the excuse of replacing Yu Qing with bandits and shot down the "New Fourth Army".
After the so-called "New Fourth Army" shooting, Huang Biao's reputation became worse and worse, and the people around him even hated him to the bone. His family expelled him from the family, and his mother called him a traitor. The 20-year-old mother hanged herself.
Even his wife and children were insulted and cursed by the people of their hometown, but Huang Biao remained silent and insisted on fulfilling his mission. After 1941, when the New Fourth Army did not have a salary, Huang Biao used his authority to secretly extort 200,000 silver yuan in taxes and fees from the New Fourth Army.
At that time, even few people within the New Fourth Army knew about this matter. Huang Biao repented well and finally reunited with Li Renlin after the surrender of the Japanese army and took his identity, but was soon dispersed by the Kuomintang troops.
After being wounded in Wuhan, Huang Biao did not find his comrades until May 1949, and because his identity could not be proved, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison for traitor. He died in prison on 3 August 1953 and did not recover until 1980. Reputation, after 27 years.