In October 1930, the Kuomintang gathered 120,000 troops to encircle the Soviet area, and under the skillful deployment of the Red Army, Zhang Huizhen, commander of the Kuomintang 18th Division and commander-in-chief of the front line, was captured, along with thousands of Kuomintang soldiers, which was the first victory against "encirclement and suppression".
Among these thousands of prisoners, there was a person who was very special, this prisoner was called Wang Yi, who was a native of Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, graduated from the Huangpu Phase VI Communications Section, was a radio expert, and at that time the Red Army was in urgent need of radio talents.
Wang Wei was a lieutenant telegrapher in Zhang Huizhan's department at that time, and after being captured, after being patiently enlightened by the Red Army, the Red Army's preferential treatment of him also greatly touched him, and finally Wang Yi joined the Red Army and became a telegrapher of the Red Army, but he did not expect that this decision actually changed his life.
In January 1931, the headquarters of the Red Army on the one hand set up a radio team, and Wang Yi was appointed as the captain, which fully demonstrated the trust that the leaders had in him, and at that time the Kuomintang side did not know that the Red Army already had radio stations, and communications were even transmitted in Ming language.
After encountering the first defeat, the Kuomintang army sent another 200,000 troops under the command of He Yingqin to attack the Soviet zone, and He Yingqin sat in Nanchang and adopted the tactic of "fighting steadily and steadily, step by step as a battalion" to encircle the Soviet area in four ways in an attempt to eliminate the Red Army.
At that time, the communication between the enemy's various large armies was made by radio, and the telegram was almost unencrypted, because the enemy believed that the Red Army could not crack the intelligence without a radio, but it was not known that the Red Army had already seen the radio team, and the enemy's intelligence was cracked by Wang Yi.
It was learned from the enemy radio that the enemy Wang Jinyu's 5th Route Army was from Hebei to Jiangxi, and the soldiers of the troops fell ill due to the disobedience of the water and soil, causing thousands of people to fall ill, and the morale of the troops was very poor, and even many deserters appeared, requesting to move closer to the Gongbing clan in Buchuan and rely on each other.
How could the enemy know that the information they reported to He Yingqin was all cracked by Wang Yi, who immediately reported the cracked information to the military department, and the military department immediately made a decision, sent more than 20,000 Red Army troops to march rapidly, and surrounded Buchuan to the east overnight, and the enemy was confused by the sudden Red Army.
The brave and warlike Red Army fought the enemy and fled on all fronts, Wang Jinyu was also almost captured, and escaped under the protection of the guards, more than 10,000 people in Gongbing Domain were also completely annihilated by 3 regiments, thousands of people were captured by the People's Liberation Army, and more than 100 light and heavy machine guns were captured alone.
After crushing the enemy's two divisions, the remaining large armies were also crushed one after another, from May 16 to 30, in half a month, the Red Army marched 350 kilometers, winning 35 consecutive battles, Wang Yi was also known as "the Red Army's clairvoyance, downwind ear", Wang Yi's legend is just the beginning.
During the period of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Wang Yi and his comrades-in-arms studied and deciphered a variety of codes of the Japanese army invading China, and the speed of deciphering the Japanese telegraph surprised the Kuomintang, and Dai Kasa, the commander of the military command, was also greatly impressed by the ability of yan'an to crack the intelligence of the Japanese army.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as minister of communications and director of the telecommunications industry bureau, and in 1955, Wang Was awarded the rank of lieutenant general, completing a gorgeous transformation from a prisoner to a founding general.