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General Pang was born in a rural household in Hebei Province and joined the newly formed modern army under the Qing dynasty. After graduating from the Manchurian Surveying Academy, he was given a rank equivalent to that of a captain. When the Xinhai Revolution broke out in his superiors suspected him of being a revolutionary sympathizer and forced him to resign.

After he returned home, Pang started several small businesses in order to make a living. In , when a bad drought hit his hometown and a famine broke out, he decided to take up military service again at the age of So he entered the Northwestern Army and served under a number of local warlords, and eventually became one of the best known military commanders in the North China Region.

Pang demonstrated his political shrewdness when he announced his support for the nationalist revolution and joined with General Tang Shengzhi. Pang again switched sides and once again declared support for the Nationalist Government who appointed him as commander of the 40th corps.

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In , General Feng Yuxiang and a number of his old colleagues were involved in the Actions in Inner Mongolia — against Japanese penetration of the region. Because President Chiang Kai-shek still held out hopes for a peaceful settlement with Japan. After the Battle of Xuzhou he was transferred again to North China, and engaged heavily against the Japanese forces in the region.

He was promoted as commander-in-chief of the 24th Army Group and became provincial governor of Hebei province. During his tenure as governor, his forces was clashed with the communist Eighth Route Army which led the two sides to work out a political settlement which led to the easing of armed conflicts soon afterwards. General Pang was already over 60 years old and asked to resign, but President Chiang Kai-shek turned down his request because experienced commanders were hard to find at the time.

General Pang continued to harass and was frustrated with the continued Japanese military presence in North China. In April , 50, Japanese soldiers under General Yasuji Okamura stepped up their military offensives against Chinese resistance in the region and achieved a decisive breakthrough against General Pang's defensive perimeter, resulting in most of his units fleeing southward.

During the breakout from the Japanese attack, he lost touch with his Army headquarters and was forced to hide in a cave.