Huang was born in a noble family, witty and brave since childhood, and familiar with the art of war as an adult. In August of the second year of Liang Taiqing (548), Hou Jing turned to Shouchun (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province), and the people were in a state of chaos. Huang called on the villagers to establish armed defense. When the magistrate He Yi went to Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang), he appointed Chang Fa as a garrison in Johor Bahru (now Zhangshu City). In June of the following year, Liang led a team from Guangdong to the north to help Jianye (now Nanjing). When passing through Dagengling, Du Ping Road, the commander-in-chief of Li Shiqian in Gaozhou (now Yangjiang, Guangdong), confronted the former army for more than a hundred days, and Huang Fashan, who was stationed in Xingan, sent troops to support it. In February of the second year of Yu Dabao (55 1), Chen captured Li and continued to March to Jiangzhou. At this time, Hou Jing took the opportunity to send Yu Qing, and Yu Qing suited himself to attack the new cadres, but Huang failed to take up the battle. Chen Baxian immediately sent Zhou Wenyu to attack Qing Yu. Zhou Wenyu worried that Yu Qingbing was too strong to act rashly. Huang led his troops and stationed, conquered Shengtun and captured many people.

In the year of Shengyuan (552), Huang was made a super general, and he was the secretariat of Jiaozhou (now Hanoi, Vietnam). He was also the new county magistrate and viscount of Bashan County (now Gongxi Town, Le 'an County). Sanctified for three years, he was named General Wei Ming and General Right Banner, and made him a knight. In November of the first year of Taiping (556), Emperor Liang Jingdi appointed Linchuan County, (now Anfu), Yuning County (now Wuning) and Bashan County (now Chongren) under Jiangzhou as Gaozhou, and Huang was the secretariat of Gaozhou, commanding all the military forces in Gaozhou and setting Bashan as the town.

In the second year of Chen Yongding (558), Wang Lin, a former secretariat of Xiangzhou, relied on the assistance of the Northern Qi Dynasty to send Li, Li and Li to attack Zhou Di in order to seek an imperial edict. Huang led his troops to meet Zhou Fu and others to rescue Zhou Di, and won a great victory. Li Xiaoqing and three other generals, General Feng Xuanyi, were captured alive. In May of the following year, the satrap bear killed the satrap and transferred troops to rebel against Chen in response to Wang Lin, according to Xinxian County. Wang Xia, Zhao Nanchuan soldiers, Jiangzhou secretariat Zhou Di, Gaozhou secretariat Huang Yu went down the river, and Xiong resisted according to the city. In March of the first year of Tianjia (560), Huang and Zhou Di built a city to pacify the bear rebels. Was appointed General Annan.

Two years after Tian Jia (56 1), Zhou Di turned against Chen. The following year, Huang led the commander-in-chief of the military system to discuss Zhou Di. Huang Fa's contribution accounted for the majority, and he was named the general of Zhennan, the secretariat of Jiangzhou, and the military commander of Jiangzhou and Urzhou. Tian Jia was promoted to general of central defense in six years. In the first year of Tiankang (566), he was made a duke in April, and the following year he was promoted to be the general of Zhenbei and the secretariat of South Xuzhou (now Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province). In the second year of Everbright (568), it was changed to the military forces of General Zhenxi, the secretariat of Yunzhou, the commander-in-chief of Ying (now Wuhan), Ba (now Yueyang, Hunan) and Wu (now Changde, Hunan).

In the first year of Taijian (569), he was recruited as a general of the West. In the past four years, he served as the secretariat of Southern Yuzhou (now dangtu county, Anhui Province), held festivals, rode horses and served as the general of the South, and served as the military order of Southern Yuzhou. In five years, Chen Daju cut Qi, and the commander-in-chief Huang attacked Liyang (now Anhui County), annihilated the enemy on the defensive and marched into Hefei, but the enemy surrendered. Its military discipline is strict and its soldiers are not plundered. Soldiers and civilians were appeased and prisoners were sent back to the north. Because of his merits, he was promoted to auxiliary middle school and was named Yiyang County (now Xinyang, Henan Province). He was awarded the title of General Xi and the secretariat of Hezhou, and was in charge of the military affairs of Hefei City and Huoshan County in Anhui Province. In seven years, he served as the secretariat of Yuzhou, in charge of military affairs in Shouyang (now Shouxian County, Anhui Province), Yu (now runan county, Henan Province), Jian (now northeast of Jincheng City, Shanxi Province), Guang (now Guangshan County, Henan Province), Shuo (now Shuozhou City, Shanxi Province), He and Beixu (now northeast of Fengyang, Anhui Province).

In October of the first year of Tang Zhenguan (627), where did he die and was buried in Huang Yuanling, a mountain village in Le 'an County. Posthumous title Shi Zhong, General Zhong Quan, and posthumous title "Wei".