He was a founding lieutenant general from Shaolin who had come back from the dead, armed with a large knife, and broke into the enemy position to retrieve two radio stations. He is the founding lieutenant general Qian Jun.
In 1905, Qian Jun was born in Guangshan County, Henan Province, when he was a child, his family was very poor, the population was large, his grandparents were alive, his father and brothers were three, plus Qian Jun's brothers and sisters, such an environment to eat became a problem, daily labor but could not meet the food and clothing, no way Qian Jun left home at the age of 8, to Hubei Xuanhua shop to learn art with a lacquer craftsman. Later, he couldn't stand the scolding of the lacquer maker, so he went to the Shaolin Temple to learn martial arts and became a monk. Later, he returned to his hometown and supported his family. He was introduced to the iron foundry as a sand turner, where he had the opportunity to participate in revolutionary activities. In 1927, he joined our party. Following the organization's arrangement, he successively participated in the peasant uprising, and the armed forces of the uprising were incorporated into the guerrilla group, and he became the squadron leader, after which the guerrilla group was reorganized into the 31st Division of the 11th Army of the Red Army, and he was appointed as the captain of the pistol team.
In 1930, Long Wenguang, the leader of the Kuomintang Air Force Squadron, was ordered to fly an airplane from Wuhan to Henan to carry out a mission. In the afternoon, when the weather changed and began to rain, he returned to the sea and encountered heavy fog, which made it difficult for him to distinguish the direction, in which the fuel loss was very large, he tried to find the right direction, but the failure could only be because of the forced landing of fuel, which was forced to land at the junction of the Eyuwan base area of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army and the enemy's rule.
At that time, there were Red Army members on the edge of the river beach, they found that the plane was forced to land, sounded the horn, Long Wenguang just got off the plane, was caught, and then sent to Xu Xiangqian, Xu Xiangqian instructed Qian to take people to take apart the plane, and also selected personnel to form a handling team, dismantling each part of the plane, moving a little each person, and transporting the plane back to the new set.
But the plane still needed to be loaded back, qian jun did not understand, had to be with the help of Long Wenguang and several other people in the Red Army, slowly re-pieced together, and finally the aircraft was reassembled successfully, Long Wenguang also changed his mind, joined the Red Army, the plane was painted, and there were two eye-catching five-pointed stars, this plane was named "Lenin". This was the first plane of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. This made everyone very happy.
The aircraft conducted aerial reconnaissance and transport, distributed leaflets, dropped bombs, and boosted the morale of many Red Army troops. However, with Chiang Kai-shek's continuous counter-revolutionary "encirclement and suppression," the Red Army had to temporarily withdraw from the base area after the failure of the fourth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, and the plane could not be loaded and taken away because the target was too large, so it had to be dismantled and buried in the Dabie Mountains to prevent him from being destroyed by the enemy. After the founding of the country, looking again, many parts of the aircraft have disappeared with time, which is a pity.
When Qian Jun was the political commissar of the 33rd Regiment of the Red Fourth Front, during a battle, he was hit in the left abdomen by the enemy with a bullet, and at that time, the blood flowed non-stop, Qian Jun passed out, and without a word, the soldiers were very anxious to carry him away from the position. After waiting for a while, I didn't see Qian Jun's reaction, everyone thought he had sacrificed, so they found a coffin for him and prepared to put Qian Jun in, the coffin at that time was a coffin without a lid, and the soldiers had to find a door panel to cover. The leader of the regiment came down, found that Qian Jun was gone, learned the news of Qian Jun's death, was very sad, asked to open the door panel to take another look, after opening, Qian Jun was already awake, still laughing, his body helped him resist, so that he could survive smoothly.
Qian Jun then participated in the Long March, when he was the commander of the Cavalry Regiment of the Red Fourth Front, and he was infected with a very serious typhoid fever while turning over the Snowy Mountains, and almost lost his life, but he finally survived.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Qian Jun was organized and arranged to go to the anti-Japanese base area in Shandong to confront the Japanese army, and once at the end of the battle, Qian Jun's troops killed more than forty Japanese troops. Qian Jun cleaned up for them and wrote a letter to the Japanese side asking them to bring the body back, and after the Japanese army took the body away, they wrote back to Qian Jun to thank him. On the one hand, Qian Jun's move is to disintegrate the enemy's internal forces, after all, seeing that we can resist and kill them, this will shock the other side and show our determination. During the anti-Japanese resistance in Shandong, another incident occurred, in order to recover the two radio stations that had been taken away by the enemy, he broke into the enemy position with a large knife and actually took the two radio stations back.
Although Qian Jun, like Xu Shiyou, was from the Shaolin Temple and had a high level of martial arts, he was able to recognize his lack of education, and he told others that he was illiterate when he was the head of the regiment, and that the study documents were still read through others, which made him make up his mind and seize the time to study, and in the early days of liberation, he participated in the study of cadres. At that time, he was already in his fifties, and for fifty-year-olds, the difficulty of learning from scratch could be said to be unimaginable, but Qian Jun persisted.
In 1955, Qian Jun was awarded the rank of lieutenant general, and in his later years he insisted on reading, practicing calligraphy, painting, and sorting out manuscripts.
General Qian Jun's life can be said to be not only superb in martial arts, but also able to recognize his own shortcomings, study hard and simple, and improve himself.