Huang Shaoxiong's ancestral home is Cuishan Village, Rong County, Guangxi. One of the three giants of Xingui, a famous anti-Japanese general and lieutenant general of the Kuomintang army. The following is his resume:

1. 1895 1 February 1 (October 15th of the lunar calendar), Huang was born in Yili Village, Rong County.

2. 190 1 year, Huang entered the "Wansongshan House" Academy, and later entered Rongxian Senior High School.

3. 1909, Huang was admitted to Guangxi Army Primary School and began his military career.

4.1911654381On October 28th, Huang joined the Guangxi Student Death Squad to help the Wuchang Uprising.

5. 19 16 graduated from the 3rd Infantry Division of Baoding Army College.

6. During the period of1924, Huang served as the platoon leader of the model battalion and began to take part in the crusade against the old Guangxi warlord Lu Rongting.

7. During the period from1925 to 1926, he served as the representative of the Kuomintang of the Seventh Army of the National Revolutionary Army, the commander-in-chief of Youjiang Army, the ambassador to Guangxi, and the president of Nanning Branch of the Central Military and Political School.

8. After1927, he served as the chairman of the Guangxi provincial government, and successively served as the commander-in-chief of Gui Jun, the interior minister of the National Government, the chairman of Zhejiang Province and the chairman of Hubei Province.

9. During his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he served as the Minister of Operations of the Central Military Commission and the Deputy Commander of World War II.

10. 1947, former vice president and legislator of the State Administration Supervision Institute.

1 1. 1949, as a member of the national government peace negotiation delegation, went to Beiping to participate in the Kuomintang-Communist negotiations. After the talks broke down, he went to Hong Kong, made a statement of breaking away from the Kuomintang, and immediately attended the first plenary session of the China People's Political Consultative Conference.

12. After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), he successively served as a member of the Government Affairs Council of the Central People's Government, the first, second and third sessions of the China People's Political Consultative Conference, the first session of the the NPC Standing Committee, a member of the Bills Committee, a member of the Standing Committee of the Central Committee of the Chinese Revolutionary Committee, and a deputy director of the Taiwan Province Provincial Committee for Peace and Liberation.

On August 3 13. 1966, Huang died in Beijing. His works include Fifty Readings, Victory in the Anti-Japanese War, and Collection of Mr. Huang Jikuan's Anti-Japanese Speeches.

The above is Huang Shaoxiong's resume.