We know that Before leading the Pingjiang Uprising, Mr. Peng was an officer of the Kuomintang. He was a regimental commander of the Hunan Independent Fifth Division. So, who is the commander of this division? Some people say that Zhou Pan is actually not right, the division commander is called Liu Jun.
铏 is an ancient sacrificial ding, and this word is very uncommon. Liu Chun, a native of Shaoyang, Hunan Province, was a man of great ambition who took his younger brother out to study in his early years and studied at the Beiyang Army Officers' Accelerated School. This military school was the predecessor of the Baoding Military Academy, and at that time, it was definitely a famous school.
So after graduation, Liu Received Cai's letter of appointment. Cai Yi was the general office of the Guangxi Army Primary School at that time, and invited Liu Yi to teach. Unexpectedly, among Liu Jun's students, there were several influential figures in modern history, such as Li Zongren Bai Chongxi and so on. Unfortunately, they are all villains.
During the Republic of China period, Liu Chun returned to the Hunan military circles and became a battalion commander, and one of his battalions had a new recruit, who was later Mr. Peng. Liu Chun admired Mr. Peng very much, and in order to cultivate talents, he specially sent him to Hunan to study in the Wutang to systematically learn military knowledge.
After Mr. Peng returned from school, because of the rare brave general, Liu Yong promoted him carefully, and Mr. Peng eventually became the leader of the regiment. When the Hunan Independent Fifth Division was established, Liu Chun served as the division commander, Zhou Pan was the deputy division commander, and the whole division had a total of six regiments, which should be said to be a very strong division. Peng Lao was always the leader of the first regiment and was the Number one of the whole division.
So, what kind of person is this Liu Chun? Although he was an officer of the Kuomintang, Liu Chun was also an outlier in the Kuomintang.
First of all, Liu Chun was a loyal person to his old master, he was originally a subordinate of Zhao Hengti, and during the Republic of China, Hunan was also a warlord melee. Tan Yanmin wanted to overthrow Zhao Hengti and sent Liu Jun's family to woo Liu Jun, but Liu Yan, who was a regimental commander at the time, coldly refused.
In Liu Jun's view, Zhao Hengti was his master, and he could not say that he betrayed him, so he did not even give the face of his relatives. It is very rare to be in a troubled world and not to betray the Old Lord. Because of Liu Jun's loyalty, Zhao Hengti promoted him to the position of division commander.
Of course, Liu Yong was a warlord in a troubled world after all, Zhao Hengti ordered a crusade against Boss He, and Liu Hao also acted as his pawn, playing a reactionary role here. After Zhao Hengti fell, Tang Shengzhi replaced him, first putting Liu Yong under house arrest, and then personally releasing him to show his co-optation, Liu Heng still did not forget Zhao Hengti and insisted on resigning from the position arranged by Tang Shengzhi.
It's really good. After the fall of Tang Shengzhi, Liu Chun gathered the old troops and formed the Hunan Independent Fifth Division, but soon After, Mr. Peng launched the Pingjiang Uprising, and from then on he broke away from the Kuomintang camp and became a general of the Red Army. What about Liu Chun?
Of course, Liu Chun had to go all out to "encircle and suppress" him and Mr. Peng, and it was inevitable that he and Mr. Peng would have a fierce battle, but soon, Liu Jun's military and political career also ended. What's going on? Although Chiang Kai-shek also appointed him to the post, Liu Was tired of it.
Liu Chun withdrew from the military and converted to Buddhism. Buddhism saves people, not kills people. Liu Chun has done a lot of public welfare undertakings, such as donating funds to build songpa library, Songpa people, Cai Yiye. So many years have passed, Liu Yong has never forgotten Cai Yi's kindness.
Of course, Liu Chun is still a person who understands the general trend of the world. At the end of the Liberation War, when the Kuomintang collapsed, many people advised Liu Tou, hurry up and escape, go to Hong Kong, you used to be an officer of the Kuomintang, and there is no good fruit to eat when you stay. Liu Chun resolutely refused, saying: What I have been looking forward to all my life is this day, when the Communist Party comes, and China has hope.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu served in Hunan. Mr. Peng also sent someone to visit him. In 1953, Liu died at the age of 71.