After the liberation of Tianjin, the heavenly leaders in charge of Tianjin at that time were all surnamed Huang Guren called "Three Yellows Rule Tianjin".
General: Huang Kecheng
Huang Kecheng is a native of Yongxing County, Hunan Province. He was the one with the strongest overall strategic concept among the generals, and after the victory of the War of Resistance, he was the first to propose to march to the northeast, and at that time he was ridiculed by Rao Shushi, saying that this was all the matter of the chief, what do you care about. However, Huang Kecheng did not give up, but directly sent a telegram to Chairman Mao, saying that he proposed to immediately send troops to the northeast and that as many troops should be sent as much as possible, "at least 50,000 people, and 100,000 people are best" to create a large strategic base area.
A few days later, Chairman Mao agreed to Huang Kecheng's suggestion and asked him to lead the main force of the 3rd Division of the New Fourth Army with more than 30,000 men to march into the northeast. After that, Chairman Mao was like the whole army issuing a strategic policy of developing to the north and defending to the south. From this, it can be seen that Huang Kecheng is luckier than the average person.
General Huang Kecheng also had the courage to tell the truth, so he was dismissed many times, and sometimes his life was almost lost, but he always had no complaints, no regrets, was determined, adhered to revolutionary ideals and beliefs, and dared to speak out for the truth.
Especially when he was writing a biography of Lin Biao, he severely criticized the writers who did not write according to historical truth, saying that Lin Biaogong was a merit, and that you could not just write it and not write it. Please note the historical background at that time.
Historical evaluation: Huang Kecheng is a revolutionary, military and politician who is good at planning the overall situation and seeking a domain, good at looking at the long term and thinking about the present. Although his eyes were incapable, his firm revolutionary conviction and extraordinary insight enabled him to always have a far-sighted view of the situation of the struggle, to make far-sighted judgments and unswerving choices.
Minister of Machinery: Huang Jing
Huang Jing, formerly known as Yu Qiwei, served as the mayor of Tianjin after the liberation of Tianjin in early 1949, was transferred to the First Minister of Machinery Industry in August 1952, and died of illness in Guangzhou on February 10, 1958.
Yu Qiwei was born in a famous family, his grandfather Yu Mingzhen, well-known in the poetry and education circles in the late Qing Dynasty, sent Lu Xun to study abroad. Lu Xun has a description of him in the Trivia. Huang Jing's uncle Yu Dawei, who studied at Harvard University and the University of Berlin, studied philosophy and mathematics, had a doctorate in philosophy, and served for a long time as the so-called "minister of defense" (1950-1964) who occupied Taiwan, and his son married the Chiang family and married Chiang Ching-kuo's beloved daughter Jiang Xiaozhang.
His second son, who worked on the Standing Committee, is now retired.
Prosecutor General: Huang Huoqing
Huang Huoqing is a native of Yangzhuang Village, Xinshi City, Zaoyang City, Hubei Province. In his early years, he studied in Henan, and later entered Xiangyang No. 10 Middle School in Hubei Province, and participated in activities such as boycotting Japanese goods during the May Fourth Movement. After joining the party, he recently served as a branch secretary in his hometown. In June of the same year he was sent to the Soviet Union to study military affairs at the Moscow Superior Shooting School.
After returning to China in May 1930, he served as the chief of staff of the 14th Army of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and participated in the anti-encirclement and suppression battles of the Red Army. During the Liberation War, he served as deputy secretary of the Jireliao Branch bureau and other positions. From January 1949 to June 1958, Comrade Huang Huoqing successively served as the director of the Organization Department of the Tianjin Municipal Party Committee. In September 1955, he became deputy chief procurator of the Supreme People's Procuratorate.