Xu Shiyou's disciple, who had been seriously injured 23 times, lived to be 85 years old, and was a lieutenant general
Admiral Xu Shiyou's martial arts have always been in many folk legends, and the most evocative is his "flying martial arts". During the "Cultural Revolution", the story of "Commander Xu Fei saving Chairman Mao" was widely circulated - once, Chairman Mao was surrounded by Chiang Kai-shek's army, Xu Shiyou rushed over, picked up Chairman Mao and flew away, leaving Chiang Kai-shek stunned. However, according to research, this is only a legend, not a fact.
Among the plaster generals, many of them know martial arts, but the most famous, except for Xu Shiyou, is his fellow disciple, Lieutenant General Qian Jun.
The legend of Lieutenant General Qian Jun is another heroic version that is different from Xu Shiyou.
Although Qian Jun and Xu Shiyou were the same disciple and the two were born in the same year, he entered the Shaolin Temple 3 years later than Xu Shiyou. Both spent five years in the Shaolin Temple, two years in the same temple, but did not know each other. At the Shaolin Temple, in addition to the eighteen martial arts, Xu Shiyou practiced flying cornice walking ("flying martial arts"), and Qian Jun practiced cinnabar palms. After both walked out of Shaolin, both joined the revolution. Xu Shiyou was transferred from the regiment to the party in 1927, and Qian Jun was also introduced to the party by Dong Biwu in 1927. After Qian Jun joined the army, he and Xu Shiyou were in the Red Fourth Front, but it was not until the Long March arrived in northern Shaanxi in 1936 that the two met. Then, at a meeting, they talked about their past and were surprised: it turned out to be the same disciple brothers who had come out of Shaolin!
Qian Jun's cinnabar palm trained in the Shaolin Temple was very powerful. It is said that a slap out is like a steel axe, and the hard rock cannot resist, breaking and splashing; as for splitting bricks, splitting human heads, etc., a light blow is like cutting tofu. There is also a saying that if Qian Jun initiates a feat, 50 ordinary strong men will not be able to get close to him.
Such a high-ranking person, after participating in the revolution, was naturally reused.
In 1929, as soon as Qian Jun joined the army, he was appointed as the captain of the pistol team in the Eyu-Anhui Special Administrative Region.
Only a few months after his captainship, he captured the first aircraft in the history of the Red Army.
On April 16, 1930, Qian Jun and others were eating breakfast when suddenly the cries of their fellow villagers were heard. He immediately raised his gun, shouted "Follow me", rushed over with the pistol team, followed the direction pointed by his fellow countrymen, and found an enemy fighter plane staggering and landing on the grass beach. He ran over and twisted the enemy pilot.
It turned out that the enemy plane had lost its way in the fog, ran out of fuel, and had to land in the mountains.
The plane, later named "Lenin", was repeatedly piloted by Chen Changhao, political commissar of the Front, and is still displayed in the China Aviation Museum.
Qian Jun created a "first" of the Red Army. But it has nothing to do with martial arts.
Naturally, his most evocative thing is martial arts.
Once, Qian Jun took the pistol team to the enemy's old lair. As soon as the gunfire sounded, more than 60 enemy soldiers in the courtyard were frightened and immediately climbed the wall to escape. Qian Jun hid outside the wall, the enemy soldiers climbed on one, he grabbed one and threw it out, throwing a dozen in one go, some fell to their deaths on the spot, and some threw them into the nearby pond. Qian Jun's divine power shocked the enemy, and then the local legend said: "The Red Army has a heavenly hercules." ”
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Qian Jun served as a regimental commander in the Shandong Eighth Route Army. Once, the Japanese army "swept up" and surrounded the Shandong Provincial Party Committee and stole two radio stations. The provincial party committee ordered Qian Jun to take it back. He led a company to rush into the Japanese position at the risk of death, raised a large knife, slashed left and right, killed the ghosts and ghosts, howled wolf, and lost their heads, and as a result, the two radio stations were snatched back by him.
Another time, Qian Jun and others encountered a group of "sweeping" Japanese troops in Linqu and fought with the devils. In a life-and-death battle, plus three white-knife battles, Qian Jun and others completely annihilated more than 50 Japanese troops and more than 120 puppet troops. After the war, Shandong's "Dazhong Daily" called it "the most exemplary victorious battle in Shandong in the past two years of the War of Resistance."
During the anti-Japanese resistance in Shandong, Qian Jun and the devils fought dozens of battles, and each time they played white-knife hand-to-hand combat, and the enemy did not take advantage of anything! However, Qian Jun is not a steel body, and has been hit by 15 bullets from the devil and hung up 19 times.
However, one of his most thrilling injuries was during the Red Army period – he was almost buried alive.
It was during the Long March. Once, Qian Jun, who was the political commissar of the regiment, led his troops to fight fiercely with the enemy at the Thousand Buddha Mountain at the junction of Sichuan and Gansu. During the battle, an enemy bullet pierced his left abdomen, bleeding profusely. He was carried off his position and spent a day and a night in a coma at a fellow villager's house, without moving. Everyone thought that he had been sacrificed, so they found a coffin to put in the barn, and waited for the regimental commander and others to bid farewell and then go to the ground. Early the next morning, the regimental commander rushed from the front line, walked into the cowshed, opened the coffin lid, only to see Qian Jun's eyes blink, surprised and happy, and immediately carried him out of the coffin.
Qian Jun is a tiger general who has been commanding the combat unit. After the end of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he first served as a division commander, then as deputy commander and commander of the military region, and also participated in the great battles of Weixian, Laiwu, Jinan, and Huaihai of the East China Field Army. After the founding of New China, the swords and guns were put into storage, and he never fought again, but continued to serve in the army.
Qian Jun fought for 22 years in his lifetime. Interestingly, during the war years, he suffered 23 serious injuries, 15 bullets directly through the body, and the bullet hole in the chest and abdomen alone reached 11. But he survived each time by defeating Death. What is even more evocative is that he has never been hospitalized or recuperated because of his injuries, and he stayed in the army with his wounds, marched for several days, fought several battles, and his body recovered as before. Xu Shiyou has been a death squad seven times, a captain of a death squad five times, and has been injured seven times, but has been hospitalized. Qian Jun was so seriously injured that he did not die, and he did not want to be healed, it was said that he relied on this profound cinnabar god palm skill.
Xu Shiyou's cornice walking on the wall has never been performed in New China. According to his own account, it was a serious injury and injury, and he could not perform the work, so he could no longer do it. At the age of 61, he also single-handedly supported his old comrade-in-arms Lieutenant General Tao Yong and let him "fly the earth plane" in the air - staying for 20 minutes.
After retiring in his later years, Qian Jun also wrote a copy of the "Cinnabar Palm Exercises" that was handed down to the world.
Lieutenant General Qian Jun, a "first-class disabled" soldier who had been seriously injured 23 times, lived 85 years, five years longer than Xu Shiyou, and died in 1990.