Ni Zhiliang
The former director of the Security Bureau of the Fourth Front Army once passed on the handwritten manuscript of Comrade Six on the murder of Comrade Hu Di
The mystery of the murder of Hu Di (Hudy), a pioneer of the Ministry of State Security, by the Four Fronts Defense Bureau in mid-October 1935?
Hudy, Woody
In 1935, Zhang Guotao split the Red Army and the Party Central Committee, refused to carry out the central authorities' order to go north, went south without authorization, and deliberately murdered the central leaders. After Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai learned that the information provided by Comrade Hu Di on Zhang Guotao's splitting of the Central Committee was consistent with Ye Jianying's interception of Zhang Guotao's secret telegram sent to Chen Changhao, mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai immediately led the First and Third Armies of the Central Column and the cadets of the Red Army University to suddenly shake off Chen Changhao in the middle of the night and march north, escaping from danger and saving the Party Central Committee at a crucial moment.
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Yu Tianyun (Yu Tianren) Wang Naigui (Wang Naigui) Chen Youshou, Luo Shiwen
"Comrades Li Kenong, Qian Zhuangfei, and others made great contributions, and without them, many central comrades at that time, including Comrades Zhou Enlai, would not be here."
Premier Zhou Enlai praised Li Kenong, Qian Zhuangfei, and Hu Di as the "Three Masters of Longtan" on our party's hidden front.
Passed six
In October 1934, Hu Di participated in the Long March and served as the director of the Investigation Department of the State Security Bureau and the chief of the Investigation Section of the Central Military Commission.
Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square "National National Security Education Base."
Located in Zhibo Village, Songgang Town, Malkang City, Aba Prefecture, the Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square pays homage to the revolutionary martyrs and receives traditional national safety education.
The Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square is composed of three parts: a monument, a memorial sculpture, and a merit wall. The monument "North Lookout" sculpture, the base area of 162 square meters, 16.1 meters high, made of red granite, the front of the monument is topped with White Jade and inlaid with party emblems. The monumental sculpture, 4.6 meters high, is forged from copper, with a wooden stick and cane at the bottom of the beard, and the eyes are shining, looking north. The Merit Wall, 39 meters long, is made of red granite veneer, and the front is painted with gold to carve the life and deeds of the martyr Hu Di. In the strong sunlight, monuments and monumental sculptures shine in awe.
Hudi Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Square
Under the special "heavy trust" of Hu Di's sister Hu Lianchang and Hu Di's immediate family, and under the special guidance of the leaders of the Aba State Security Bureau, next to the river where the Hu Di martyrs were sacrificed, they paid homage to the "red soil" together with the Tibetan compatriots Zewang Luoerwu and Zhang Xiuying in the local Zhibo Village of Songgang Town.
Hu Di, formerly known as Hu Baichang, also known as Hu Baifeng, pseudonym Huma, Peitian, Yiyu, etc., was born on March 10, 1905, a native of Hongdu Village, Ganfenhe Town, Shucheng County, Anhui Province.
Woody (Hudy)
In July 1923, he was admitted to the Chinese University in Beijing; He joined the Communist Party of China in 1925, and has since engaged in revolutionary activities with Comrade Qian Zhuangfei, and is wanted by the reactionaries in Beijing; In the spring of 1928, it moved to Shanghai; In the winter of 1929, according to the instructions of the Party Central Committee, together with Comrades Li Kenong and Qian Zhuangfei, he was transferred to the Central Special Section, formed a three-member intelligence group, and "broke into" the core departments of the Kuomintang secret service organs. In 1931, due to Gu Shunzhang's defection, together with Comrades Li Kenong and Qian Zhuangfei, he was wanted by the Kuomintang reactionaries; In August 1931, he was evacuated to the Central Revolutionary Base Area and successively served as the chief of the pre-examination section of the executive department of the Political Protection Bureau of the Chinese Soviet Republic and the director of the reconnaissance department.
On October 10, 1934, he joined the Long March, and in September 1935, dissatisfied with Zhang Guotao's split in the Party Central Committee, Zhang Guotao controlled Hu Di as a "Kuomintang agent" and "counter-revolutionary". In mid-October 1935, Comrade Hu Di was killed by Zhang Guotao in Baisha Village (now Zhibo Village, Songgang Township) in Mamuzu Township, Malkang City, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, at the age of 30. In April 1945, the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China posthumously recognized Comrade Hu Di as a revolutionary martyr. In December 1981, the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China posthumously recognized Comrade Hu Di as a revolutionary martyr.