Xiao Songqi talks: Is it true that the double-gun Huang Bamei, who was loved by Master Cui, did not

In 1906, Huang Bamei, a native of Pinghu, Zhejiang Province, was born in a poor family in the Weishan Township of Jinshan, a suburb of Shanghai. Because her eyebrows were dark and black, she was named Bamei. During the Anti-Japanese War, the name of a literary manuscript, Huang Bai, was changed, but it was far less famous than the "eight sisters". Huang Bamei, who was out of school since childhood, once gave children a child. After growing up, he was forced to make a living by selling dumplings and spiced beans. Later, he sold private salt and participated in the robbery activities in Shanghai Jinshan and Pinghu, Zhejiang. In a clearing, Huang Bamei was arrested and two short guns were found from her. This made her name a great shock and she was named "double gun Huang Bamei". As a result, news such as the "Female Decapitation Interrogation" appeared in the "Report" in 1933, which was cumbersome and lively.