1927, Chiang Kai-shek launched the April 12th counter-revolutionary coup, established the Nanjing government, and practiced white terror. Many influential producers and progressives were arrested one after another and put into the "military prison" of the Kuomintang in Nanjing. 1937 After the July 7th Incident, the Japanese invaders invaded China on a large scale, and Nanjing was in jeopardy. Chiang Kai-shek passively resisted Japan and actively opposed * * *, which led the military to transfer these people to Wuhan, and soon to Yiyang, Hunan, and finally to Xifeng, Guiyang for detention. Xifeng concentration camp was established from 1938 1 1 to1revoked in July, 946. He has detained 1200 people, secretly executed and tortured more than 600 people to death. People are familiar with Luo Shiwen, Yang Hucheng, Yang Zhenggui, Song Qiyun, Radish Head and Huang Xiansheng. The concentration camp was established in June 1938 1 1 and was abolished in July 1946. It has hosted 1220 producers and progressives, including many famous figures, such as Xu Xiaoxuan (Xu Yunfeng prototype in Red Rock) and Che Yaoxian in Red Rock. The people trapped in Xifeng concentration camp can be divided into four types: 1, party member from various places, such as Luo Shiwen, the representative of the First Road General Command of the Workers and Peasants Red Army, and Che Yaoxian, a military member of the Chuankang Special Committee; Song Qiyun, a member of Northwest Special Branch; Zhang Luping, secretary of the special branch of the underground party who broke into the military command, and Han Zidong, Xu Xiaoxuan, Liu Piguang, Wen Ze, etc. 2. Anti-Japanese generals and well-known patriots from all walks of life, such as Yang Hucheng, Huang Xiansheng, Xu Linxia, Yang Xingmin, Deng, Ma Yinchu, etc., as well as bloody youths who were stopped and arrested on their way to Yan' an; 3. Agents who made mistakes inside the military government and so-called waverers inside the military government, young women who were abandoned after being raped by Dai Li and others, people who lost face in front of Chiang Kai-shek and the military government (Chiang Kai-shek's brother Zheng Shaofa and others) and people who were suspected by the military government of revealing the secret of the concentration camp in society; 4. Expatriates, such as wandering aristocrats, soldiers, priests, Czech progressives, Spanish businessmen and overseas Chinese returning from all over the world to participate in the Anti-Japanese War and visit relatives. Some people who were put into concentration camps were tortured to death, or were shot by mass assassination.