information on Huang Fei
1 Modern painter
Huang Fei, male, born in August 1919, is from Fuzhou. He graduated from the Stage Art Department of Shanghai Theatre Academy and has been interested in calligraphy and painting since childhood. He was the chief designer of the stage art of Shanghai People's Art Theatre and Shanghai Funny Troupe. He is currently a consultant of China Stage Art Society and Shanghai Society, a member of Chinese Dramatists Association, a painter of China Academy of Art, a senior painter of World Celebrity Art Institute, a Chinese painter of Shanghai Artists Association and a consultant of World Celebrity Cultural Center. Before and after 1933, he served as the chief designer of dance beauty in Shanghai Grand Stage, Tianchan Stage and Hangzhou Dongpo Theater, and created the organ set that sensationalized the whole Shanghai beach at that time, and was also one of the founders of organ set. More than 3 Beijing operas, dramas, burlesque and Yue operas have been designed. Around 1946, he held solo exhibitions in Suzhou, Hangzhou and Shanghai.
In 21, he held a solo exhibition in the exhibition hall of Shanghai Art Research Center. In 1933, he devoted himself to Chinese painting under He Yiyun's door, and was awarded the tiger painting art by Mr. Cai Heting's care. The selfless teaching of the two artists and Huang Fei's own efforts made him a lion, a tiger and an eagle. There are deep attainments in the mountains and rivers. He combined the advantages of western painting, which made Chinese painting have the three-dimensional effect of form and spirit while highlighting the artistic conception. He integrated Chinese and western painting methods and made his Chinese painting to a higher level. What is commendable is that he still works hard at the age of 86, and still devoted himself to it with full creative enthusiasm, creating a batch of fine works of art.
2 Guangdong Provincial Health Department official
Huang Fei, male, born in October 1963, Maoming, Guangdong, Han nationality. In May 1984, he joined the China * * * Production Party, with a postgraduate degree and a master's degree in management. Master tutor.
From September p>1981 to July 1985, I studied in the Chinese Department of South China Normal University. From July 1985 to November 1989, he worked as a teaching assistant in the Chinese Department of Maoming Institute of Education in Guangdong. From December 1989 to August 1995, he served as deputy section chief and section chief of the Culture and Education Department in the Maoming Municipal Government Office. From August 1995 to July 1997, he served as deputy director of the Personnel Department of the Guangdong Provincial Health Department, and from July 1997 to May 1998, he served as deputy director of the Guangdong Provincial Health Department Office. From June 1998 to June 2, he served as Director of Policy and Regulation Department of Guangdong Provincial Health Department, and from June 2 to January 24, he served as Director of Guangdong Provincial Health Department Office. In the meantime, from September 2 to July 22, I studied in the Postgraduate Class of Social Medicine and Health Management of the School of Public Health of Sun Yat-sen University, and from September 23 to June 25, I studied in the Advanced Management Class of Medicine and Health (h-EMBA) of Lingnan College of Sun Yat-sen University. Since February 24, he has served as deputy director and member of the Party Group of Guangdong Provincial Health Department.
3 martyr Huang Fei
Huang Fei, formerly known as Huang Shijie, used to be named Huang Wensheng. Born in 1921 in the home of a Chinese medicine doctor at No.4 A, High Street, Sai Ying Pan, Hong Kong. Huang Fei has twelve brothers and sisters. When Huang Fei was six or seven years old, his parents sent him and his two younger brothers back to his grandmother at No.78 Duobao Street, Xiguan, Guangzhou. Studied at No.49 Primary School and Peiying Middle School Xiguan Branch. Later, I went back to Hong Kong to study in Huaqiao Middle School and Nanhua Middle School. Huang Fei's high school years coincided with the Japanese militarists' crazy policy of invading China. When he saw that the mountains and rivers were broken and foreign aggression was increasingly urgent, he couldn't help but be filled with anger. He wrote Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong" and presented it to Huang Yunzhong, determined to join hands in resisting foreign aggression.
in p>1937, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out. Huang Fei threw himself into this great national struggle with boiling blood. He took an active part in the student relief society and joined the China * * * Production Party. Huang Fei became bosom friends with three friends, determined to contribute to the country and recover the mountains and rivers. They were all named after "flying, sand, walking and stone" (the name of Huang Fei was changed at this time). It means to turn the light of their lives into flying sand and stones all over the sky, sweeping the enemy lines.
Huang Fei not only devoted himself to the anti-Japanese national salvation movement, but also mobilized his whole family to participate in it. Provide your home as a secret meeting place, and ask your siblings to keep watch at the door for every meeting. The student relief society performed in the theater for the benefit of resisting Japan and saving the nation. Huang Fei mobilized his father to buy tickets and led the whole family to watch. Due to the influence of Huang Fei, Huang's brothers and sisters joined the anti-Japanese national salvation movement. Huang Shichao, the sixth brother, participated in the student relief meeting and the national liberation vanguard. The tenth sister Huang Meishao (namely Huang Qiling), the eleventh brother Huang Shirong and the twelfth brother Huang Shiyi joined the children's group to participate in the anti-Japanese national salvation activities.
in the winter of p>l938, Huang Fei participated in the returning service group of the Hong Kong Student Relief Association. Before he left, he received an admission notice from Sun Yat-sen University, but he resolutely decided to "go to the anti-Japanese front" and go to the national disaster with his classmates. He smiled and said to his sister in law: "It's the same to go to a social university!"
in late December, 1938, the first youth returning service group (hereinafter referred to as the service group) in which Huang Fei belonged returned to the anti-Japanese front line in Bao' an county, Guangdong province, and served as the propaganda member of the special branch of the group (the special branch was directly led by the Southeast Special Committee, with the secretary of the special Committee Liang Guang, the organization minister Wu Youheng and the propaganda minister Yang Kanghua). A few days after the service group arrived in Bao 'an County, 18 members of the service group lost contact because the Kuomintang 913 group was defeated by the Japanese army at Buji Station, so they had to climb mountains and go through hardships to withdraw to Hong Kong.
after organizing and reorganizing, the service group finally went to Gaozhou, South Guangdong Road, to publicize the anti-Japanese war. Huang Fei served as the team leader of Yuntan Township and carried out activities in Yuntan and other places. He used the "broadsword meeting" organized by local farmers to set up training courses to help farmers learn culture, and also used his expertise in poetry, comics, woodcut and other arts to carry out anti-Japanese propaganda. He went deep into the masses and established a relationship like fish and water. There used to be a popular local ballad: "Everyone loves Gao Laocai, and Huang Fei, a short boy, is sweeter than sugar." In the process of publicizing the anti-Japanese war, Huang Fei educated and developed a group of party member, and established the Party branch of Yuntan Township in Zhong * *, which contributed to the development of the party organization.
in p>194, the Kuomintang reactionaries set off the first anti-* * climax, and the returning service group and other anti-Japanese and national salvation groups were forcibly dissolved.
after the dissolution of the service group, Huang Fei was transferred to Qujiang, Shaoguan and renamed Huang Wensheng to work in the Second Division of the 12th Kuomintang Army. Later, the Kuomintang reactionaries discovered Huang Fei's political features and ordered his arrest, so he had to leave hiding. At this time, Hong Kong had fallen into the hands of the Japanese army, and his family could not move, so he had to return to Gaozhou to carry out revolutionary work
In p>1942, Huang Fei was introduced by Chen Xincai to Xinmin Primary School in Baijiaxiang, Lianjiang as a teacher. After Xinmin Primary School was destroyed, Huang Fei entered the west of Wuchuan to carry out mass anti-Japanese and national salvation work.
in January, 1945, Huang Fei took part in the South Road Armed Uprising and served as the captain of the Fourth Brigade of the South Road People's Anti-Japanese Guerrilla. After the south road armed uprising was frustrated, Huang Fei and several other anti-Japanese guerrilla brigades formed the Western Expedition Force and advanced into Taibu Zishishui. After many twists and turns, the troops of the Western Expedition arrived in jinji village, Baishishui, and joined forces with the uprising troops in Hepu and Lingshan.
Kuomintang reactionaries took advantage of the unstable foothold of the Western Expedition troops in Baishishui area, gathered thousands of troops from the 456 Regiment of the 155th Division, the Guangdong Security Corps and the Helingbian Township Security Team, and "suppressed" the Golden Rooster with heavy troops in an attempt to wipe out the Western Expedition troops in the Golden Rooster. After the Battle of the Golden Rooster, the troops withdrew from the Golden Rooster and were reorganized into two brigades, namely "Xiaojiang" and "Yellow River". Huang Fei was the captain of the Yellow River Brigade. Under the leadership of Zhang Shicong, he insisted on armed struggle at the Heling border.
Because the Kuomintang reactionaries are scared to death and hate the troops of the Western Expedition, they must get rid of them. In the early morning of May 6th, the enemy's 56th regiment, Baojiu regiment and more than 2, local armed forces "encircled" our army in three ways. The troops of the Western Expedition used the dense forest of Dawoshan to deal with the enemy and launched a fierce battle. In the afternoon, when they broke through and retreated, Zhang Shicong and several detachment commanders died heroically.
The officers and men who broke through met at the foot of the mountain one after another, and some soldiers were incorporated into Hepu troops and moved to the areas of Hepu, Qin, Ling, and Bo. Captain Huang Fei and squadron leader Lai Hongwei led thousands of people from the Yellow River Brigade and returned to Suixi by sea.
When fighting the Japanese invaders and Kuomintang reactionaries, Huang Fei not only took the lead, was brave and good at fighting, but also was good at exerting his artistic expertise and using attack tactics to break the enemy's fighting spirit. He once painted a cartoon of an old Japanese woman holding a cow to climb to the top of a high mountain, and wrote a poem: "Climb Mount Fuji, look west at the sun, the sun is red, and my son is buried in the battlefield." Translated into Japanese by captured Japanese soldiers and distributed. Many Japanese soldiers were shocked and their morale plummeted.
In May p>1947, the Guangdong-Guangxi Border Committee and the Guangdong-Guangxi Border People's Liberation Army, according to the instructions of the Hong Kong Branch of the Central Committee, concentrated their main forces, the New 1st Regiment, the New 3rd Regiment and the New 4th Regiment, to open up Goulou Mountain. Huang Fei is the deputy head of the new fourth regiment. In June, the prefectural party committee led the main force northward to Bo (Zi) and Lian (Jiang) borders. On July 1, there was a fierce battle with the invading Kuomintang army in Niutouying, Lianjiang County. Huang Fei commanded the new fourth regiment to cooperate with the new regiment in Zuoji to defeat the enemy. In August, the new four regiments merged with the new ten regiments, still using the new four regiments, and Huang Fei was still the deputy head. Be promoted to the head of the team around l. In the winter of the same year, the enemy focused on "encirclement and suppression", and the Wu and Xinsi regiments were ordered to transfer activities in the Sui and Lian border areas.
In order to crush the enemy's encirclement and suppression, preserve and strengthen the armed forces, relieve the pressure of the old areas, open up and expand guerrilla zones, and cooperate with the army to go south to liberate South China. The Guangdong-Guangxi border column decided to deploy the main force to form two troops, and to advance eastward and westward. Huang Fei led the two main forces of the new fourth regiment into the eastward army and served as the head.
on the way eastward, Huang Fei was resourceful and brave, calmly commanded his troops, and broke through the enemy's blockade and siege. In Baijiling, Xinyi County, in order to make the troops get rid of the enemy's pursuit and expand the political influence of our army, Huang Fei personally led the third battalion of the guard to guard the hill and launched a fierce battle with the whole battalion of the enemy. Huang Fei was injured in the battle. After Huang Fei was injured, he stayed behind with several other wounded people and two medical staff in Xinyi Yunkai for concealment. After his recovery, he entered Guangdong through a secret traffic line and found the Dongjin Army Command.
In July-August p>1948, Huang Fei was sent to Hong Kong to attend a study class organized by the Hong Kong Branch of China. At the beginning of October, he returned to central Guangdong to participate in the formation of the new (Xing), En (Ping) and Kai (Ping) corps. Huang Fei was appointed as the county party committee member of ZhongXin Enkai Center and the team leader of XinEnkai Center. On December 28 of the same year, Huang Fei led a team to Penggang Village, Enping County, and more than 3 enemy troops invaded. In commanding the battle, Huang Fei was shot and sacrificed. At the age of 27.
After Huang Fei died, his body was buried in water. In 1955, Enping County People's Government moved and buried its remains in Henan Park in Encheng, and established Huangfei Tomb. In May, 1985, it was moved to the present site to build the Huangfei Memorial Pavilion.
Huangfei Memorial Pavilion is located at the eastern foot of Aofeng Mountain in Encheng, enping city, covering an area of about 3 square meters. It is a cement reinforced structure and looks like an umbrella. Behind the pavilion is the vaulted tomb of martyrs, with the stone tablet of "The Tomb of the Martyrs of Huang Fei" embedded in white on a black background, followed by a large cement tablet inscribed with the words "In memory of the Martyrs of Huang Fei, with a bold heart to shine on the Aofeng Peak" and "Donated by the former Hong Kong Student Relief Association".
around the memorial pavilion, thyme trees and pine and cypress trees are widely planted, and the four seasons are evergreen, which is precisely: the mountains and rivers are affectionate and the bones are buried long; The cool breeze and bright moon will always accompany the loyal soul.
the people of enping county will always cherish the memory of this people's son, and encourage people to keep forging ahead on the road blazed by the martyrs.
Huang Fei, formerly known as Huang Shijie, was born in Huang Qishan Village, Xinhua District, Huaxian County, Guangdong Province (now Huadu City) in 1921. He was born in a Chinese medicine family in Hong Kong. When he was young, he studied in Guangzhou No.49 Primary School, Peiying Primary School Xiguan Branch, Hong Kong Overseas Chinese Middle School and South China Middle School.
Huang Fei is less ambitious and more patriotic. When he was in high school, it was at the beginning of the Japanese imperialist war of aggression against China, and he heard and witnessed the atrocities of the Japanese aggressors.
In July p>1937, when the Anti-Japanese War broke out, Huang Fei was full of blood and actively participated in the anti-Japanese national salvation movement of Hong Kong students. In the following spring, he joined the China * * * production party and changed his name to Huang Fei. In October of the same year, he participated in the youth returning service group organized by the Hong Kong Student Relief Association and served as a propaganda member of a special branch. During this period, he not only devoted himself to the anti-Japanese national salvation movement, but also mobilized his family to participate. He introduced his sixth brother, Huang Shichao, to join the student relief society and the national liberation vanguard, and his tenth sister, Huang Meishao, eleventh brother, and twelfth brother, Huang Shiyi, to join the children's group and participate in the anti-Japanese national salvation activities together.
In the winter of p>1938, the Student Relief Association organized a delegation to return to China to serve, and Huang Fei took the lead in signing up for it. At that time, he received the admission notice from Sun Yat-sen University. However, he gave up his studies in order to save the country and returned to Baoan, Guangdong Province with the service group to engage in anti-Japanese propaganda. In December of the same year, he went to Gaozhou, Guangdong Province to continue to promote anti-Japanese, and served as the captain of the Yuntan Township Task Force.
In p>194, the Service Corps was forcibly dissolved by the Kuomintang reactionaries. Huang Fei immediately transferred to Qujiang and changed his name to Huang Wensheng to work in the Yu Hanmou Department of the Twelfth Kuomintang Army. Later, the Kuomintang discovered his political face and ordered him to be arrested. He had to evacuate and then went to Gaozhou to carry out revolutionary activities. In 1942, he went to Xinmin Primary School in Baigegang, Lianjiang County to carry out anti-Japanese activities under the cover of teaching.
in January, 1945, Huang Fei took part in the people's armed uprising in Nanlu, served as the captain of the people's anti-Japanese guerrillas in Nanlu, and moved to Leizhou Peninsula, Wuchuan, Huazhou, Lianjiang, Hepu, Lingshan and Bobai. He is not only brave and good at fighting, but also has artistic expertise to break the enemy's fighting spirit by attacking tactics. He once drew a cartoon depicting a Japanese old woman struggling to climb a mountain with a cow, accompanied by a poem. Poetry says:
Climb Mount Fuji and look west at the sun;
The sun is red, and my son's bones are buried in the battlefield.
This poem was translated into Japanese by captured Japanese soldiers and spread, which made many Japanese soldiers demoralized.
in may p>1947, Huang Fei was appointed deputy head of the new fourth regiment of the people's liberation army in Guangdong-Guangxi border region. In July, he led a team to defeat the invading Kuomintang army in Niutouying, Lianjiang County. In October, he was promoted to head. In April, 1948, he served as the head of the independent regiment of the South Road East Expedition. He led a team to smash the enemy's encirclement and interception, arrived in Xinyi County, and fought fiercely with the enemy in Baijiling. Unfortunately, he was injured. After recovering, he arrived in central Guangdong and found the Dongjin headquarters. In July and August of the same year, he was sent to Hong Kong to attend a study class organized by the Hong Kong Branch of China * * *, and returned to Guangdong in early October as a member of the county party committee of China * * * New Enkai Center and the team leader of New Enkai.
on December 28th, 1948, he led the New Enkai Corps to Penggang Village, Enping, to meet more than 3 invading Kuomintang troops. He commanded the battle on the mountain, and the enemy was shot in the chest, so he was seriously injured. He died while escorting him to the Jianshui medical station, at the age of 27.
After Huang Fei died, his body was buried in water. In 1955, Enping County People's Government moved and buried its remains in Henan Park in Encheng, and established Huangfei Tomb. In May, 1985, it was moved to the present site to build the Huangfei Memorial Pavilion.
Huangfei Memorial Pavilion is located at the eastern foot of Aofeng Mountain in Encheng, enping city, covering an area of about 3 square meters. It is a cement reinforced structure and looks like an umbrella. Behind the pavilion is the vaulted tomb of martyrs, with the stone tablet of "The Tomb of the Martyrs of Huang Fei" embedded in white on a black background, followed by a large cement tablet inscribed with the words "In memory of the Martyrs of Huang Fei, with a bold heart to shine on the Aofeng Peak" and "Donated by the former Hong Kong Student Relief Association".
around the memorial pavilion, thyme trees and pine and cypress trees are widely planted, and the four seasons are evergreen, which is precisely: the mountains and rivers are affectionate and the bones are buried long; The cool breeze and bright moon will always accompany the loyal soul.
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