On this day 94 years ago, on December 15, 1931 (November 7, 1931 in the lunar calendar), Huang Xiansheng formed the "Liaoning Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army". Huang Xiansheng, who initiated the formation of the "Liaoning Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army" In late December 1931, Huang Xiansheng and Xiong Fei organized the "Liaoning Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army". This anti-Japanese armed force was on the way to Jinzhou and retreat after they led some police and public security teams evacuated from Shenyang. In the name of the former Liaoning Provincial Police Commissioner, Huang issued an order to organize vigilante groups and police teams in various counties to recruit Hu bandits and eliminate Zhang Xuecheng and Ling Yinqing traitor armed forces. The headquarters was set up in Beipiao, under the jurisdiction of 22 volunteer armies, each with a number of people ranging from more than 10,000 to less than one or two thousand, a total of more than 60,000. During this period, Huang Yi and the Northeast People's Salvation Congress jointly operated. Later, Zheng Guilin, Zhao Dazhong, Yu Baien, Geng Jizhou, and Zhao Dianliang's various departments in Suizhong, Beizhen, Heishan, Xinmin, and Shenyang established their own flags along Beining Road. They fought against the enemy and took the initiative to attack everywhere, making the Japanese invading army uneasy day and night and exhausted all day long. Liaoning Anti-Japanese Volunteers fought in the trenches