Behind this compound there is also a legal counsel submitted for trial, Wang Songcai.
Wang Songcai, the eldest son of Hongxun, was born in 1895 and died in 1951.
Wang Songcai grew up in a private school in the guanyin hall in the village, and then studied law in Jishi and Kaifeng (also known as Beijing).
In 1923, he was appointed as the clerk of Luoyang Middle School
In 1925, he was appointed director of the county tax bureau
In 1926, he was appointed as a military judge of the Wu Peifu Department of the Kuomintang 24th Division
In the winter of 1927, he was appointed military judge of the Zhang Xueliang Department of the Fourth Front
In 1928, he became the director of the prefectural election office
In 1930, he was appointed military judge of Shi You's three departments
In 1932, he was appointed as the mayor of Zhao Gu District
In 1933, he was appointed as the director of the county test site and the provincial test site
In 1935, he was appointed as the director of receiving and sending at the Almshouse of the Peking Social Bureau
On July 7, 1937, the Lugou Bridge Incident broke out and returned to Guqiao Village in Hui County.
After returning to Hui County, he mainly made public court reports and lawsuits for the families of the rich and noble, and his handwriting was beautifully written in small letters, and there were more famous and noble squires in the county town, more family property and real estate inherited and purchased, and a large bamboo forest north of the original Guanyin Hall in Huqiao Village, as well as many land in the village, Sokolou and other places were purchased by him.
After the Japanese invaded Hui County in 1938, they were arrested everywhere with learned squires and other people to do things for them, and many brothers such as Honkaku Zicai went out to hide, and Wang Songcai and his younger brother Qicai also went outside to hide from the limelight.
One day, Wang Songcai and his brother Qicai secretly returned home, and the Japanese got the news, and sent people out of the county town to take Yunmen Road south, walked to Huqiao East Road, suddenly turned towards Huqiao Village, and after entering the village, the Japanese soldiers went straight to Wang Songcai's house. The skeleton was thin and weak, and he was escaped from the top of the thatched wall, and pine wood was caught.
Japan wants matsuki to obey and do things for them, but Matsuki refuses. Little Japan hung pine lumber on the wheat field in the south of the road, stripped off his shirt, and beat him severely. After the Spring Festival, the Japanese tortured him again, and decided to execute him if he did not obey, and finally gave in helplessly, hating little Japan in his heart.
The Japanese sent Matsuki to Yujia for trial and was responsible for handling all kinds of so-called prisoners who were arrested. As a Chinese, he witnessed Japan's brutal acts in Hui County, and although he was superficially obedient, he actually hated him to the extreme, and successively hid Zhang Chao, a teacher of the Cadre School in the Jinji-Hebei Luyu Border Region who had been captured by the Japanese army, at home, sheltering and concealing his true identity until he was rescued.