Xiao Shanling s character evaluation, Xiao Shanling s character family

Although he is a military officer, he is gentle and elegant, and he is not able to speak harshly, but he is meticulous, loyal and diligent, strict but not slow, wide and majestic, and admired by his subordinates."

The inscription on the posthumous photo: "Dun poetry and courtesy, righteous courage and loyalty to the liver, angry and violent day, the name and Zhongshan." (Posthumous inscription) commemorated by future generations.

After Xiao Shanling's sacrifice, in order to commend the patriotic spirit of General Xiao Shanling's heroic martyrdom, the national ** specially awarded General Xiao Shanling the title of lieutenant general.

In mid-December 1937, the front page of Chongqing's "****" published the order of "the national ** posthumously presented Xiaoshan Ling as a lieutenant general" and the decision to give 100,000 yuan to his surviving family.

When Chiang Kai-shek instructed his officers, he often said that "in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, those who can coexist with the city are really the giants of Deputy Commander Xiao".

At the end of 1945, Nanjing was recovered, and Xiao Shanling's name was engraved on the Yuhuatai Anti-Japanese Soldiers Monument.

In July 1984, on the eve of commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Anti-Japanese War, General Xiao Shanling was posthumously recognized as a martyr of the anti-Japanese revolution by the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the People's Republic of China. And in the "People's **" and "Unity Daily", he used historical materials to introduce the patriotic heroic achievements of General Xiao Shanling who died for the country and shed his blood in Nanjing.

In 1984, the people of Hunan Province were posthumously recognized as revolutionary martyrs.

General Xiao through the ages, your loyalty to the nation inspires us!

The grandchildren of General Xiao Shanling.

The grandson is over 60 years old, and now he is working in other places, and his granddaughter-in-law is running at home In the local area, the Xiao family is a scholarly family, and the family is famous for three generations. The couplet at the door of their house once wrote the glory of the year: Xiucai was famous, but he liked that the three generations of uncles, brothers, fathers, fathers and grandsons were endless; The Han family did not have a sumptuous feast, and fortunately, the relatives and friends of the clan came to Yanhe eight times.

Xiao Shan Ling, the word Tie Nong. He was born in June 1892 in Yiyang, Hunan. Since he was a child, he received a strict family education, and his father Xiao Yuxiang was a Gongsheng in the late Qing Dynasty.

In 1911, when he was just 19 years old, his father chose Zhang Luxian's daughter Zhang Huilan as his wife.

Xiao Shanling has a total of four sons and two daughters. The eldest son Zhenjun and the second son Huikuo were born to the original Zhang family, and the third son Yushan and the fourth son Shi Ruo were born to the Yao family in the second room. The second daughter is Wenqing and Danqing.

Xiao Shanling (June 11, 1892 - December 13, 1937), male, Han nationality, character Tienong, a native of Yiyang County, Hunan Province (now Sifang Mountain, Heshan District, Yiyang City), graduated from the third phase of the Infantry Department of the Baoding Army Military Academy, deputy commander of the military police of the Nanjing Garrison of the National Revolutionary Army, and lieutenant general of the National Revolutionary Army (posthumously). During the defense of Nanjing, he also held 6 important positions - deputy commander of the national gendarmerie, director of the capital police, mayor of Nanjing during the war, commander of the Nanjing garrison, commander of air defense, and commander-in-chief of crossing the river. On December 13, 1937, Nanjing fell, committed suicide and martyrdom, died for the War of Resistance against Japan, and was the highest officer who died in the defense of Nanjing.

The Ministry of Civil Affairs announced the first batch of famous anti-Japanese martyrs.