Liu Xiaopeng

Liu Xiaopeng was born on 28 February 1896 in Wuhan, Hubei, China to Liu Xianwang. 
In 1917, he joined the Chinese Audax Brotherhood and had a son: Liu Junzheng. 
In 1937, he was assigned to protect civilians in Hebei but when the Japanese invasion came too quickly, he, Soong Wen and Ching Wenhao found themselves surrounded by Japanese in Lianyungang, Jiangsu.
They had to at least get some people out before they were over run. They were alone with no back up because the Korean Audax Brotherhood base in Jindo, South Jeolla Province, South Korea was not able to send in backup. They attempted to hire boats to take civilians to Busan. One boat captain agreed: Hong Chang. He and his crew took 20 civilians to Korea.
Only Ching was able to accompany them due to minimal space. Soong and Liu were captured and Soong was killed by a Japanese soldier: Hodo Taue and Liu was taken as a prisoner because he was the leader of the Chinese Brotherhood at the time. 
Liu killed himself in a prison in Changchun, Jilin.