After the battle in Guocun, troops from the New Fourth Army's Northern Jiangsu Command entered Huangqiao. In the Huangqiao area, the Huangqiao Military-Civilian Joint Office was established and the administrative work of the four districts around Huangqiao was restored. Chen Tongsheng, deputy director of the Political Department of the 1st Column, concurrently served as director. Shortly thereafter, the Tongru Jingtai Provisional Administrative Committee was established, with Guan Wenwei and Chen Tongsheng as deputy directors respectively. At the same time, four county governments of Taixian, Taixing, Rugao and Jingjiang were established. Hui Yuyu, Chen Tongsheng, Liang Lingguang and Liu Wanli were appointed county magistrates respectively.
In order to train military and political cadres, the Northern Jiangsu Military and Political Cadre School was also established, which attracted a large number of educated young people. While publishing the "Anti-Enemy Daily" (Northern Jiangsu Daily), a large number of various anti-Japanese organizations and groups were also organized. Due to the establishment and development of local political power, the army has also been expanded. In August alone, the main force recruited more than 1,200 new soldiers, and local guerrilla armed forces also developed further, allowing the anti-Japanese base area centered on Huangqiao to develop initially at the fastest speed.
The establishment of the Huangqiao Anti-Japanese Democratic Base Area and the expansion of the New Fourth Army made Han Delin feel a great "threat". On September 3, 1940, Han Deqin initiated the formation of the right-wing army with Li Mingyang, Li Changjiang and Chen Taiyun; with the 117th Division and the 6th Independent Brigade of the 89th Army. The 1st Bao Brigade was the left-wing army, attacking Huangqiao from Jiangduo and Guxi respectively. In order to counterattack the anti-Japanese military offensive of the Kuomintang die-hards, on the night of the 5th, according to the deployment of Chen Yi and Su Yu, Ye Fei led the 1st column to attack Yingxi, which had been captured by the 1st Kuomintang Security Brigade. Two regiments of the 1st Bao Brigade were wiped out in one fell swoop. However, this time the combat troops attacked too early, causing most of the die-hard attacking troops to shrink back, failing to achieve the intended goal of luring them in to gather in depth and annihilate them.
In order to counter the new attack of the stubborn army, on September 13, Ye Fei led the 1st column to cooperate with the 2nd and 3rd columns to fight for reinforcements in Baimi and Magou, allowing the 2nd and 3rd columns to gain ground. The record of annihilating more than a thousand stubborn troops.
However, Han Deqin, deputy commander-in-chief of the Kuomintang Lusu Theater, commander-in-chief of the 24th Group Army, chairman of Jiangsu Province and commander of Jiangsu Provincial Security, was unwilling to accept the failure and secretly ordered his troops to "regardless of sacrifice" to defeat the New Fourth Army in Suzhou. The northern troops "surrounded and destroyed them." Under the command of Han Deqin, three lines of heavy troops were deployed to launch a large-scale attack on the Huangqiao area. Its right army, mainly composed of Li Mingyang, Li Changjiang and Chen Taiyun, with more than 12,000 troops, attacked the New Fourth Army's defense line west of Huangqiao and covered the attack of the center army; its left army consisted of the 1st, 5th, and 3rd 6. Most of the 9th and 10th brigades, consisting of more than 7,000 troops, attacked the New Fourth Army's defense line in the southeastern area of ??Huangqiao and contained the New Fourth Army's defense forces. Among them, the Route Army was the main force in the attack, with a strength of about 15,000. The 89th Army was the main force. The 33rd Division is the left wing, advancing east of Huangqiao. In the divided attack, the Independent 6th Brigade was on the right wing and attacked the north of Huangqiao, while Li Shouwei's 117th Division and other units attacked the northeast of Huangqiao. The total strength reaches 26 regiments and more than 30,000 troops. The battle at Huangqiao is about to break out.
In order to smash Han Deqin's anti-Japanese offensive, Chen Yi, Su Yu, Ye Fei, Zhong Qiguang, Wang Bicheng, Tao Yong, etc. decided to launch the Huangqiao Battle after repeated studies and annihilate Han Deqin's main force. He also ordered Ye Fei's 1st and 2nd columns to be used in the assault direction, to hide and wait, and to detach a regiment to cooperate with the 3rd column to defend the front of Huangqiao.
On October 3, Han Deqin launched a full-scale attack and attacked the city on October 4, and the battle began. Ye Fei led most of the 1st column to attack in time and cut the Kuomintang Independent Brigade into three sections. They defeated each section and finally annihilated them all. The brigade commander Weng Da committed suicide in defeat.
On the 5th, Liao Zhengguo, commander of the 4th Regiment of Ye Fei's 1st Column, discovered the headquarters of the 89th Army of the Kuomintang. While reporting to Ye Fei, he personally led a unit into the battle and sent Han Delqin's main force to the 4th Army. The military was disrupted and engaged in hand-to-hand combat, and a fierce battle broke out. At midnight that day, Ye Fei commanded the 1st column to attack and broke through the defense of the 89th Army Headquarters. Army Commander Li Shouwei himself drowned in the river. The stretcher company of the 1st column alone captured more than 500 prisoners. At this point, Han Delqin's independent 6th Division and 89th Army were completely wiped out, and most of the other 10th, 3rd, and 5th Brigades were also wiped out by the New Fourth Army. The Huangqiao battle was declared victorious.
After that, in order to oppose the second anti-Japanese upsurge of the Kuomintang, Ye Fei also participated in the Battle of Caodian, with the Communists annihilating more than 8,000 enemies. From then on, Han Deqin failed to recover and no longer had the strength to compete with the New Fourth Army.
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