Before feudal society, China experienced about 1500 years of slave society, so if it is estimated, it is probably the entire pre-Qin era. Fortunately, in 221 BC, the Qin Dynasty was established by the unification of Liuhe, and China entered a feudal era of more than 2,000 years.
The advent of the feudal era from the perspective of civilization history does mark the end of the slave era, but in fact, the shortcomings of slave society have not been eradicated, and even in some minority areas after the founding of the country, there are still slaves.
The handsome Shigao introduced in this article was unfortunately reduced to a slave, but when his true identity was revealed, he revealed a story of time.
Located in the Yi Autonomous Region in western Sichuan, Daliangshan has been invaded by the remnants of the Kuomintang since the founding of the People's Republic of China because of its remote location and the difficulty of controlling constraints.
In 1952, a small number of Kuomintang troops came to the Daliangshan area again, they tried to incite the local residents to rise up against the communists, and after receiving the news, the Sichuan Provincial Military Commission hurriedly dispatched Lu Ruilin, who was then the political commissar of the Xikang Military Region, to solve the problem.
Lu Ruilin personally led the People's Liberation Army to Daliangshan, and after several hours of fierce fighting, he finally controlled the entire Daliangshan, because these Kuomintang soldiers and the residents of Daliangshan were mixed together, so in order to completely eliminate the evil forces, Lu Ruilin had to put the search target among everyone.
What is obvious is that all the remaining people except slaves are basically Yi natives, and now that they are all in the new era, how can there still be slavery? After some interrogation, a Han slave who had gone blind in his left eye attracted special attention, and Lu Ruilin came forward to talk with him cordially, and unexpectedly found that this slave could speak Chinese.
In the subsequent exchange, this Han slave said his name- Shuai Shigao, and when Lu Ruilin heard how this name was so familiar, he remembered after a while of thinking that this person was the "savior" that the higher-level government had been looking for.
In 1934, the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army had no choice but to make a strategic shift due to the failure of the 5th anti-encirclement and suppression campaign, which began a long march of more than a year. During the Long March, in the face of the encirclement and blockade of the Kuomintang troops, the Long March of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army was very difficult, and they not only had to climb the snowy mountains and cross the meadows, but also had to meet all the enemies who attacked.
And Shuai Shigao was the "savior" that the Red Army encountered when it forcibly crossed the Dadu River, and if there had been no him, I really don't know how many casualties and losses would have been added to the forced crossing of the Dadu River!
Because the Dadu River is turbulent, if you do not use the help of transport boats and desperately cross the river, it is very likely that for those northerners who cannot swim, they will die in the next second. Therefore, on the basis of this condition, the Red Army could only start from the local people to do ideological work, and they had to borrow a sufficient number of boats in the shortest possible time.
Braving the guns and bullets of the Kuomintang troops on the other side of the river to forcibly cross the river was not something that the boatmen could bear, so no one was willing to come out and force the boat under all kinds of scruples. At this moment of crisis, Shuai Shigao stood up, and he was not only willing to follow the troops to cross the river himself, but also offered to persuade several of his brothers to go with him.
Soon, the thorny problems in front of the Red Army were solved, but because Shuai Shigao only found a few people, it was difficult to support the number of a battalion with these small boats alone, and the battalion commander Sun Jixian could only carefully select 17 Red Army soldiers who had experienced hundreds of battles from the whole battalion of soldiers, and let these dozen people form a commando team to bring enough grenades and guns and ammunition to board the ship for forced crossing.
When the troops on both sides of the Dadu River opened fire, taking advantage of the great movement of their exchange of fire on the shore, Shuai Shigao slid the oars steadily and quietly sailed to the opposite bank as fast as possible. In the process, occasionally one or two bombs explode next to the ship, and the sound of bullets "whizzing" through the ears.
But in the face of a storm of guns and bullets, Shuai Shigao, like the Red Army soldiers on the ship who had experienced hundreds of battles, not only did not fear, but let him paddle forward with all his strength and hard work, until the 17 Red Army soldiers were safely sent to the other side of the river.
It didn't take long for the Nationalist army on the other side of the river to be silent, and this time, if it weren't for Shuai Shigao, the Dadu River would never have been forcibly taken down so quickly.
After the war, Mr. Peng deliberately found Shuai Shigao and stuffed him with 8 pieces of ocean, saying a strong thank you, "You are really a great benefactor of our Red Army!" After a brief farewell, the Red Army went on the road, and what was not expected was that the Kuomintang actually launched a pursuit of these boatmen.
In the process of the Kuomintang's carpet-style search, all the family members of Shuai Shigao died innocently under the guns of the Kuomintang, and the cornered Shuai Shigao could not take revenge on only one person's strength, and the most important thing in front of him was to escape, and finally he walked aimlessly to the depths of the Daliang Mountains, and thus became the slave of the Yi landlords, staying for more than ten years.
Now that he had seen the savior in front of him, Lu Ruilin's eyes were already full of tears, and he took Shuai Shigao directly away after simply asking the superior leader. How could such a revolutionary hero be desolately reduced to a slave of the landlord's family?