After the founding of New China, not only were they awarded the titles of marshal, general, general, lieutenant general, major general, etc. in 1955, but also in 1969, 36 military experts of New China were selected, all of whom were literate and strategic, and all of whom had the talent of planning and commanding. Among them: Mao, Zhou, Deng, Yang, Li. As well as the founding ten marshals, there are also ten generals, and the remaining 11 are in the revolutionary war years, heroic sacrifices for the revolutionary cause. (In no particular order)
The first is Ye Ting, who is said to be the leader of the Ye Ting Independent Regiment, who believes that everyone is not unfamiliar and famous, and during the Northern Expedition, there were several marshals who served in the regiment. Ye Ting himself performed well during the Northern Expedition, winning the title of famous general of the Northern Expedition, and the independent regiment was also the first armed force of our party, and then participated in the Nanchang Uprising, with Ye Ting as the commander-in-chief of the front. Unfortunately, he was later arrested in the Anhui Southern Incident, and was imprisoned by Chiang Kai-shek from then on, and was not released until after the victory of the War of Resistance, and later when he returned to Yan'an from Chongqing, there was an accident on the plane on the way and he was killed in Chashan.
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The second is Xu Jishen, who graduated from the first phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, served as an independent team leader in the Northern Expedition, and had the talent of Wen Tao and martial strategy. After Chiang Kai-shek launched the 412 Incident, Xu Jishen came to the Soviet zone, and with his outstanding performance in the war, he soon served as the commander of the First Army of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and was later sent to the Eyu-Anhui Soviet District, leading everyone to win the second anti-encirclement and suppression war to annihilate more than 2,000 enemy troops. But unfortunately, he was later framed by Zhang Guotao, wrongly killed, and finally Chinese New Year's Eve years old.
The third is Cai Shenxi, who also graduated from the Huangpu Phase I, during the period of the agrarian revolution, he was one of the important military commanders in the Eyu-Anhui Soviet Region, and was the founder of the Red Fifteenth Army, in the battle, he was resourceful and decisive, brave and tenacious, commanded many classic battles, made great contributions to the consolidation of the base area, and thus had a high prestige in the Red Fourth Front. Unfortunately, in the battle of Huang'an Hekou Town in Hubei Province, he was unfortunately shot in the abdomen. He covered his wounds, gritted his teeth, and lay on a stretcher and insisted on commanding the battle until he died heroically, at the age of 26.
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The fourth was Duan Dechang, who graduated from the fourth phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, was a Confucian general prodigy, both literary and martial, who created the Honghu guerrilla base area during the revolutionary war and was also the right-hand man of Boss He. Unfortunately, he did not die on the battlefield, was framed by the reformists, and was killed in Badong, Hubei Province, at the age of 29.
The fifth is Zeng Zhongsheng, who is also a fourth-term student of the Whampoa Military Academy, and is a classmate of Lin Zong, Duan Dechang, and Wu Zhonghao. Zeng Zhongsheng had high military ability, and in the process of fighting the enemy, he accumulated combat experience and compiled military works such as "Key Points for Fighting with the Sichuan Army" and "Essentials of Guerrilla Warfare". These military theoretical works were also distributed to the troops as study materials for the vast number of commanders and fighters. After the Red Army arrived in northern Shaanxi, Mao saw these works and praised them. And on this basis, the later guerrilla slogan was formed. Unfortunately, such a military wizard was also killed by mistake in the end.
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The sixth is Zuo Quan, who graduated from both the Whampoa Military Academy and the Frunze Military Academy in the Soviet Union, a double-degree Red Army general, and an outstanding military scientist. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he served as deputy chief of staff of the Eighth Route Army, but unfortunately he later died heroically in the battle against the Japanese army, becoming one of the highest-ranking generals of the Eighth Route Army during the War of Resistance.
The seventh is Peng Xuefeng, who is an excellent commander of our party and has been praised as a good example for our party. Unfortunately, he also died in the War of Resistance Against Japan, when he was the commander of the Fourth Division of the New Fourth Army, so he also became the highest-ranking general of the New Fourth Army.
The eighth is Luo Binghui, an outstanding commander from the Dian Army who has been fighting on the battlefield and has rich combat experience and actual combat experience. During the period of land reform and the war of resistance, they were all fierce generals of our army. The "plum blossom pile" style of play he created many times won more with less, and the results were outstanding, so he won Mao's appreciation, saying that he had rich combat experience, military talent, and could fight, but unfortunately, Tianxu Yingcai died of illness in 1946.
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The ninth was Huang Gongluo, who was a scholar who joined the army, and was admitted to the Hunan Army Lecture Hall with Li Can and Mr. Peng, and then went to the Whampoa Military Academy for further study, becoming a third-term cadet, where he joined our party, and later introduced his good friend Mr. Peng into the party, and launched the Pingjiang Uprising, and then went to Jinggangshan together. In the Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base Area, he served as the commander of the Sixth Red Army, participated in the first to third anti-encirclement and suppression wars, and was praised by Grandpa Mao as a flying general because of his outstanding performance on the battlefield. Unfortunately, he was later attacked by the enemy in Ji'an Donggu, and he was shot several times and died heroically.
The tenth was Fang Zhimin, an excellent revolutionary who led the Yi rebellion and created the Northeastern Jiangsu District, and was praised by Grandpa Mao as the king of the peasants, but unfortunately he also died later.
The eleventh was Liu Zhidan, the founder of the Red Army in northern Shaanxi and an outstanding military figure. In addition, the Red 27th Army was created during the revolutionary war years, which made important contributions to the growth and consolidation of the base areas in northern Shaanxi. Unfortunately, he was killed in the battle of Sanjiao Town, Zhongyang County, Shanxi, at the age of 33.