The political commissar of the military region has written several articles, 2 of which have been compiled into language textbooks, and one of which you must have read
Among the founding generals of new China, there are not many generals who retired early, but Zhu Liang is a rare one. He was awarded the rank of general and served as political commissar of the Beijing Military Region. Why did he retire after such a high position; after retirement, he wrote articles, one of which were compiled into primary school textbooks.
Zhu Liangcai was one of the new Chinese generals with a strong ability to do political work, and he had been serving as a political work cadre during the war. After the founding of New China, he served as the political commissar of the Beijing Military Region. Due to physical reasons, he retired from the leadership position in 1958.
After retiring to Zhu Liangcai, although he did not work in the army, he was not idle. He wrote "This Mountain, It Revolution", "Training troops and withstanding cold", "A wick", "Zhu De's Flat Burden" and other works. These four articles are all about the experience of the Red Army in Jinggangshan.
Among them, after the article "Zhu De's Flat Burden" was written, it was also specially reviewed by Mr. Zhu and other veteran leaders, and after reviewing and passing, it was published in internal journals.
In 1959, a piece of "Zhu De's Flat Burden" was first selected into primary school textbooks, and after 1961, "A Wick" and "Zhu De's Flat Burden" were included in primary and secondary school Chinese textbooks.
In particular, from 1961 to 1995, "Zhu De's Flat Burden" has continuously appeared in primary and secondary schools and Chinese textbooks such as chengjiao, and it can be said that several generations are familiar with this article. But many people do not know that this article is written by a founding general, not a professional writer.