After the 1960s, major generals began to ascend to the stage of major military region-level posts, and some people were promoted by leaps and bounds, and some were promoted step by step, without taking a shortcut, like General Wang Liusheng.
Wang Liusheng, at the age of 13, followed the Red Army in the revolution, because he was too young, he did not fight with a gun, but became a trumpeter. In the midst of brutal battles, constantly improve your abilities. He participated in five anti-encirclement and suppression battles. After 4 years of joining the Red Army, he was promoted to the rank of commander of the department.
In 1936, he became a basic company instructor and began commanding operations at the grassroots level.
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the instructor of the 115th Division Company, completed many outstanding tasks in Shanxi, and was promoted to battalion instructor in the second year of the Anti-Japanese War. Later, he went to Shandong to resist the War of Resistance and was promoted to the position of regiment chief of staff, regimental political commissar, and regimental commander. In Shandong, he persisted in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression for 7 years and made great achievements in battle.
During the liberation period, he served as the political commissar of the regiment and the political commissar of the division, followed the East China Field Army in the East China region to attack the elite forces of the Nationalist army, and was later promoted to the director of the military political department.
After liberation, he served as the director of the military political department for 10 years, and later served as the military political commissar for another year, and was promoted to director of the political department of the Nanjing Military Region. After 4 years of service, he was promoted to deputy political commissar of the Nanjing Military Region and ranked as the deputy of the Great Military Region. After 2 years in this position, he became the political commissar of the Wuhan Military Region.
After serving in the Grand Military Region for 4 years, he was transferred to the political commissar of the Engineering Corps for 7 years. Until 1982, he took a back seat and became a member of the Central Advisory Committee. In 1995, he died of illness.