In 1905, he studied at Hankou Mission School with his father. Whenever the school forced students to read the Bible, they would recite "The Song of Mulan" silently and praise Mulan in vain. Because of the change of character "Shao Lan". In 1907, she was admitted to the Capital Women's Normal School. The following year, Empress Dowager Cixi and Emperor Guangxu died one after another, and the school held a "crying ceremony". Huang sat on the ground with his back turned to the memorial tablet. The school authorities regarded him as a treasonous person and planned to expel him from the school. Graduated in 1910 and served as Chinese language teacher at Kaifeng Women's Normal School in Henan Province. When the Shou Uprising broke out in Wuchang, he left Yu and went to Wuchang. He was then sent by Huang Xing to go to Shanghai in the evening to contact Chen Qimei and others to mobilize Shanghai anyway. Later, with the support of the Shanghai Governor's Office, the Shanghai Women's Military Corps was formed and she was elected as the leader. Aspiring ladies from all walks of life in Shanghai joined the army one after another. He once wrote a poem, "Sweeping away all the chaos and peace in the country, this is why men and women must have equal rights." Yuan Shikai seized the interim president, the Women's Military Corps was disbanded, and Huang Xing went to Nanjing to participate in the work of the left-behind government. He advocated the establishment of the Institute of Loyalty for the Martyrs of the Revolution of 1911 and served as its president. The "second revolution" failed and he still returned to Shanghai. In the spring of 1916, with the support of Huang Yanpei and other well-known figures in the education field, he founded Bowen Girls' School on Belle Road in Shanghai's French Concession and served as its principal. Later, due to lack of funds, it was suspended in the autumn of 1920. After being introduced by Huang Yanpei, she went to Jiangsu and served as a Chinese teacher at Nantong Women's Normal School. In the spring of the following year, Zhang Jian, the brother of the industrialist Zhang Jian, funded his return to Shanghai, established Bowen Girls' School, and expanded its scope. In July of the same year, the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held in Shanghai. It was during the school summer vacation and it provided accommodation for the representatives of the "First National Congress". Among the 13 representatives, except 3, Mao Zedong, Dong Biwu and other 10 people all lived in Bowen Girls' School. The preparatory meeting and opening ceremony of the "National Congress" were also held at Huang's residence, and Huang also stood guard for them. When the January 28th Incident occurred, she formed the "Shanghai Women's Anti-Japanese National Salvation Alliance" with Xu Zongshuang, Cai Zhoujun and others, issued an anti-Japanese declaration, and mobilized women from all walks of life to form a rescue team to support the 19th Route Army. In 1933, Bowen Girls' School was closed and renamed "Pu" and "Jun Su", and concentrated on academics. He has successively served as a lecturer at Zhang Taiyan’s Chinese Studies Seminar, a professor at the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, and a professor and director of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Shanghai Aurora Women’s College of Arts and Sciences. Died in Shanghai on November 13, 1947. His remaining works include Commentaries on the Book of Changes and poems. The calligraphy is powerful and elegant. In 1984, Shanghai "Calligraphy" published a photocopy of "Huang Pu's Posthumous Work".
Huang Kan once served as a private school teacher for Huang Shaolan, a girl from the same town and clan. Later, Huang Shaolan graduated from Beijing Women's Teachers School and went to Shanghai to open Bowen Girls' School. Huang Kan went to Shanghai to pursue her. Before his first wife was married, Huang Kan hatched a plan to deceive Huang Shaolan into applying for a marriage certificate with him, using the pseudonym of Li Moumou. Huang Kan's explanation was: "Because you also know that I have a wife in my family. If you use my real name, I will be guilty of bigamy. At the same time, you knowingly commit the crime cannot be irresponsible." Unexpectedly, the good times did not last long, and Huang Kan returned to Beijing Women's Normal University After teaching, he secretly married a female student named Peng from Suzhou. This matter was discovered by Huang Shaolan's friends. When Huang Shaolan heard the news, she wanted to cry but had no tears. Because the man's name in the marriage certificate was not true, how could he go to court? What's even more tragic is that she and Huang Kan had a daughter. Her father hated her for insulting the family tradition, and in a rage, he severed the father-daughter relationship with her. Huang Shaolan later joined Zhang Taiyan's disciples and won the sympathy of Zhang Taiyan's wife Tang Guoli. However, she could not get rid of the huge shadow Huang Kan cast on her soul, and finally went crazy and hanged herself. In the article "A Brief Narrative of Mr. Taiyan's Anecdotes", Tang Guoli publicly stated that she could not stand Huang Kan's extremely unruly private life, calling him "a well-educated but shameless person" and a "shameless beast in disguise". ". Zhang Taiyan showed sufficient tolerance and understanding for the various shortcomings of this disciple (especially his contempt for morality). He believed that Huang Kan resembled a bohemian character like Ruan Ji in the "Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove" in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Regardless of whether he How to ignore etiquette and escape responsibility? After all, he vomited blood for several liters when his mother died, but he is still a pure and filial person. He is kind at heart and not a cruel person.