At the beginning of 1956, Chairman Mao presided over a national conference. During the meeting, Chairman Mao deliberately summoned one of the women's representatives and asked her about her recent situation.
Chairman Mao
This deputy, named Zeng Biyi, served as Chairman Mao's confidential secretary during the Red Army period and was Chairman Mao's first female secretary. When the deceased met, Zeng Biyi and Chairman Mao chatted for a long time. She excitedly told Chairman Mao that after many efforts, she and Cooper's lost son in the Central Soviet Region had finally been found.
Cooper..., at the mention of this name, Chairman Mao's eyes became moist. After so many years, he was still worried about Cooper, the secretary who had worked by his side for many years. In 1935, when he learned of Gu Bai's sacrifice, Chairman Mao wrote down sadly: My friend Gu Bai, handsome and energetic, sacrificed his life for the country, and was particularly sad.
"Has the murderer of Cooper been found?" The Chairman asked with concern.
"There's no news yet." Zeng Biyiqiang endured the sad mood and sighed.
"You can rest assured that the martyrs will not die in vain, and the murderers will definitely pay the price!" The chairman gently comforted Zeng Biyi.
Immediately after the meeting, Chairman Mao made a phone call to Public Security Minister Luo Ruiqing, in which he stressed: "We must find out the history of Comrade Gu Bai's sacrifice and severely punish the murderer!" ”
Upon receiving the order personally issued by Chairman Mao, Luo Ruiqing did not dare to be careless, and immediately summoned Vice Minister Zhou Xing and asked him to set up a special task force to quickly find out the truth and find out the murderer.
Zhou Xing was a master of case handling who grew up in the bloody storm, and after receiving instructions, he first conducted an investigation and verification of Gu Bai's life.
Cooper
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" > commanded the Xunwu riot, named Zhengannan</h1>
Gu Bai, a native of Xunwu County, Jiangxi Province, was born in 1906. As a child born in the war-torn era, Cooper has been full of envy for landlord bullies since childhood, hoping to one day change the fate of the exploited and oppressed people.
Due to the poverty of his family, Cooper was sent to his grandfather's house by his parents for foster care. Grandpa liked this clever and clever child very much, and when he was slightly older, he sent him to Guangyi Middle School, a famous church school in Meixian County, Guangdong Province.
During his time at the school, Cooper not only worked hard to learn cultural knowledge, but also took the initiative to participate in the school's patriotic march and was successfully elected as the president of the student council. In 1925, when the Five Murders massacre broke out, Gu Bai resolutely joined the Communist Party of China with a sad and indignant mood and threw himself into the torrent of revolution.
Gu Bai's hometown of Xunwu County, located at the junction of fujian, Guangdong and Gansu provinces, is a remote place with high mountains and long roads, which is a good place to carry out the revolution. Therefore, after graduating from school, Gu Bai took the cover of returning to his hometown to run a school, vigorously promoted the revolutionary movement in the local area, and trained a large number of revolutionary volunteers.
On March 25, 1928, under the organization and leadership of Cooper, a vigorous rebellion broke out.
At the beginning of the uprising, the war progressed very smoothly, the governor of Xunwu County abandoned the city and fled, and the rebel army successfully occupied Xunwu, which greatly shook the Kuomintang's rule in the Gannan region. Seeing the loss of Xunwu, the Kuomintang naturally did not give up and gather tens of thousands of troops to besiege the rebel army. In desperation, Gu Bai led his troops to the mountains and insisted on fighting the reactionaries in the lofty mountains.
Search for uranium
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="43" > served as the secretary of the great man and died bizarrely in Guangdong</h1>
In 1929, Chairman Mao and Zhu De led the Jinggangshan troops down the mountain to establish a base area in Gannan Province. After learning that Gu Bai had laid a deep revolutionary foundation in Xunwu, Chairman Mao personally rushed to Gannan to meet with Gu Bai. This was the first time the two men met, and Gu Bai was very excited and reported to Chairman Mao on the local revolutionary situation. In order to help Gu Bai stabilize his base area, Chairman Mao deliberately left him a unit.
In 1930, the Zhumao Red Army once again laid the foundation for Xunwu County, and in order to manage this difficult base area, Chairman Mao decided to carry out a comprehensive rural survey and select Gu Bai, the secretary of the county party committee, as his first assistant. With the full assistance of Gu Bai, Chairman Mao completed the "Report on the Investigation of Wu Wu", which had a far-reaching impact on the revolution, and for the first time put forward such famous theories as "without investigation, there is no right to speak" and "the Chinese revolution needs Chinese comrades to win victory." At the beginning of the "Investigation," Chairman Mao specifically mentioned Gu Bai's help to him, believing that he was a rare talent who took root in the grassroots and went deep among the masses.
It was with this experience that Gu Bai was transferred to the Red Fourth Army as the secretary general of the former committee, stayed with Chairman Mao to work, and became the chairman's most trusted and important secretary. During the red army's successive anti-"encirclement and suppression" periods, Chairman Mao had several ups and downs, and Gu Bai always maintained the same front as the chairman without complaint.
In October 1934, the Central Red Army lost the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign and was forced to embark on the Long March. The excluded Gu Bai remained in the Central Soviet Region as the secretary of the central government office, and insisted on guerrilla warfare under the leadership of Xiang Ying and Chen Yi.
After the Central Red Army left, the Kuomintang immediately gathered a large army to besiege the Central Soviet Region, and all the counties and towns of the Soviet Union fell. In 1935, when Gu Bai went to Longchuan County, Guangdong Province to organize a guerrilla force, he was trapped in the Mandarin Duck Pit and was unfortunately killed. After the battle, the local people went up the mountain to look for it, only to find the remains of Gu Bai, and in order not to be discovered by the enemy, they had to cremate his bones on the spot.
In April 1936, Chairman Mao, who was in Yan'an, was saddened when he heard the news of Gu Bai's death. Since then, he has sent people to investigate the truth of Gu Bai's murder many times, but because Longchuan is located in a white area and the investigation is difficult, he has not found the murderer of Gu Bai.
It was not until 1956 that Chairman Mao met with Zeng Biyi, The widow of Gu Bai, and instructed the Ministry of Public Security to find out the truth and severely punish the murderer. The Ministry of Public Security immediately set up a special task force to investigate the truth about Gu Bai's sacrifice, and after visiting Zeng Biyi and visiting the surviving guerrilla fighters, the truth finally came to light.
Red army
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="46" > was tipped off by "second-rate children" and the hero ended</h1>
In February 1935, under the blows of the Kuomintang forces, the guerrilla group led by Gu Bai was only less than ten people. In order to preserve his strength, he decided to take his troops back to his hometown to search for Wu and continue guerrilla warfare. While passing through Longchuan County, Gu Bai heard from the masses that there was a "Wuxing Dragon Guerrilla Group" active in the local area. After five or six consecutive days of travel, he finally found the guerrilla leader Liu Guozhou and others in the Mandarin Duck Pit in Shangping, Longchuan.
The Wuxinglong guerrillas also suffered heavy losses under the enemy's "encirclement and suppression", and in order to expand the strength of the guerrillas, Gu Bai decided to go to a paper mill called Chimi She, together with Liu Guozhou, to propagate revolutionary ideas to the workers. Due to the difficulty of the mountain road, when the group arrived at the paper mill, it was already evening, and the workers had already left work, leaving only a worker named Wang Yinghu on duty.
After the two men expressed their intentions, Wang Yinghu appeared very enthusiastic, leaving the two to eat, bathe, and talk until late at night. During the meal, Wang Yinghu stared at the gun around Liu Guozhou's waist and asked if he could borrow him to "play a trick", but Liu Guozhou politely refused. Wang Yinghu did not take them seriously, and after the meal, they were sent back to Gu Bai's residence.
In fact, Wang Yinghu has already moved his crooked mind, he is a famous local "second-rate son", delicious and lazy, always thinking of making a windfall. When Gu Bai and Liu Guozhou arrived at the paper mill, he immediately thought of the reward notice issued by the Kuomintang, reporting that a Red Army could get several oceans, and if the Red Army officials were caught, the reward would be even greater. Wang Yinghu pretended to listen to the two men's propaganda of revolutionary ideas, secretly observed each other's actions, and guessed that these two people were most likely senior officials of the Red Army, so he had the evil idea of secretly reporting and receiving rewards!
The Red Army fought
Early the next morning, Wang Yinghu quietly found the local landlord Wang Fujun, told him about the Arrival of the Red Army in the paper mill, and asked him to take a group of people to tie up people and receive rewards from above. Wang Fujun knew the strength of the Red Army, and did not dare to act without authorization, but his mouth was still strong, saying: "You should go to the township office quickly, otherwise I will sue you for banditry!" ”
Wang Yinghu saw that Wang Fujun was a pawn, so he came to the township office and reported the incident to the township chief Wang Jingqing, and said: "I have calculated that the Red Army only has about ten people, seven or eight guns, and there are only a few bullets at all." I am familiar with the terrain of Mandarin Duck Pit, and I will take you with me to ensure that I can catch them all! ”
Wang Jingqing nodded in agreement, and that night he summoned Huang Jucheng and Huang Zhuo, the squad leaders of the county squad, to discuss the "encirclement and suppression plan."
On March 6, 1935, the day of the second lunar month of the lunar calendar, "The Dragon Looks Up", Gu Bai was preparing breakfast for the team members when he suddenly heard a gunshot from the woods. He screamed "no" and hurriedly beckoned the team members to evacuate the mountain. In order to cover the team, he took the initiative to stay behind to block the enemy.
Due to the enemy's outnumbered, most of the guerrillas died in the retreat, and Gu Bai was also unfortunately shot, heroically sacrificed, and left his life in the Mandarin Duck Pit, only 29 years old, and a generation of heroes came to an end!
Public Trial Conference
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" Data-track="49" > to catch the murderer and comfort the hero</h1>
In 1957, after more than a year of unremitting efforts, the special case team finally made a final determination of the truth of Gu Bai's death, and the staff said in a report submitted to the Ministry of Public Security: The sacrifice of Comrade Gu Bai and his comrades-in-arms was caused by Wang Yinghu's whistle-blowing, and the consequences of the direct actions of the pseudo-police squad leaders Huang Jucheng and Huang Zhuo were also one of the accomplices.
After receiving the report, the Ministry of Public Security immediately instructed the Longchuan County Public Security Bureau to arrest Wang Yinghu, Huang Jucheng, and Wang Jingqing, and at the same time to take Huang Cheng (who had been arrested for historical problems) and sentence him to higher prison again.
At this time, Wang Yinghu was living a comfortable life at home. After reporting Cooper and the guerrillas, he received a huge reward from the Kuomintang and spent more than twenty years at ease. After the founding of New China, he believed that after so many years, the state may have forgotten about this file, so he did not care very much. It wasn't until the news of his arrest came that he jumped off the wall in an attempt to escape, only to be caught squarely by the public security organs and brought to justice.
After the murderers were arrested one after another, the Longchuan court conducted a public trial judgment, sentencing Wang Fujun, Huang Jucheng, and Huang Zhuo to death and immediately executing them, while Wang Yinghu and Wang Jingqing were sentenced to life imprisonment and suspended death sentences respectively.
After many years, the murderer of Cooper finally got the law and got the end he deserved. Cooper martyrs, immortal.