Huang Yongsheng, a native of Xianning, Hubei Province, formerly known as Huang, took part in the revolution and the autumn harvest uprising very early. He beat off the enemy who attacked the headquarters with a class and was appreciated. He was renamed "Huang Yongsheng", which means to win forever on the road of revolution.
Huang Yongsheng did well in the war years. He served as the commander of the eighth column when he was in the Northeast Allied Forces. He took part in almost all major battles in the northeast battlefield, and then went south with the troops. After the founding of New China, he served as deputy commander of the Guangdong Military Region and commander of the Guangzhou Military Region.
Later, he even served as the chief of staff of the PLA. With the exposure of the conspiracy, 197 1 September, Huang Yongsheng was dismissed and Huang Yongsheng was sentenced to 18. Later, he was released on medical parole and settled in Qingdao. He died in Qingdao on April 26th, 1983 at the age of 73.
Wu
In the "Four donkey kong", Wu's revolutionary qualifications are also very old. 1930 Join the Red Army. He was 15 years old. He has been a cadre in the Red Army for a long time. After the Long March arrived in northern Shaanxi, he served as political commissar. When the Red Army was reorganized into the Eighth Route Army, he also served as a political commissar.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was transferred to the Northeast and served as the political commissar of the second column of the Northeast Democratic Allied Forces. He participated in many major battles. Because of his political work, Wu Zai's reputation is not great. After becoming one of the "Four donkey kong", his name was known by more and more people.
197 1 September, Wu was quarantined for review. It's good that he pleaded guilty and confessed a lot of questions. He was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of 17 years, and later he was released on medical parole and settled in Jinan, with his children around him. In his later years, he lived a low-key life, like an ordinary old man, and died in 2004 at the age of 89.
Qiu Zuo Hui
Qiu is from Xingguo County, Jiangxi Province. 1929, autumn, 15 years old, joined the Red Army as a correspondent and propagandist. Later, he learned more about culture in the army, gradually became a political cadre, and was good at logistics. At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the deputy director of the supply department of the Central Military Commission.
Later, he was transferred to the northeast battlefield and served as deputy political commissar of the eighth column and director of the political department. After the founding of New China, Qiu still mainly served as a political cadre. 1June, 959, served as the head of the General Logistics Department, and later served as the deputy chief of staff. The chief of staff is Huang Yongsheng.
After the conspiracy was exposed, Qiu was quarantined and censored, and was removed from his post. 198 1 year, sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment 16 years. Later, he was released on medical parole and settled in Xi 'an, with monthly living expenses in 200 yuan. He lived a quiet life in his later years and died in 2002 at the age of 89.
Li Zuopeng
In the "Four donkey kong", Li Zuopeng is very distinctive, that is, she wears a pair of sunglasses for a long time. He wears sunglasses not to be cool, but to cover his injured eyes. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, his eyes were blinded by Japanese gas bombs, and later he put on sunglasses to cover his injured eyes.
Li Zuopeng is from Ji 'an, Jiangxi. 1930 Join the Red Army. He was 16 years old. He fought from the Red Army to national liberation. He is also a battle-hardened man. Li Zuopeng made many contributions in the northeast battlefield, especially when 1948 hit Jinzhou, he participated in the annihilation of Liao Yaoxiang Corps.
After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the highest deputy commander and the first political commissar of Ren Haijun, Li Zuopeng. Later, his plot was exposed and he was removed from office. 198 1 year, Li Zuopeng was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment 17 years, and was released on medical parole and settled in Taiyuan.
In his later years, Li Zuopeng hardly went out. He practices calligraphy and writes memoirs at home. He wrote two memoirs, namely "Closing the Coffin on Heroes" and "Memories of the Battlefield". Both memoirs are related to S. Li Zuopeng. Li Zuopeng died in 2009 at the age of 95, the oldest of the four.