"The children of hundreds of thousands of ordinary people went to the battlefield with a single order, so why should Mao Anying not go?"
——In the movie "Chosin Lake", Mao Anying said this sentence, which made countless audiences burst into tears.
Mao Anying studied in the Soviet Union for many years, successful in his studies, proficient in Russian and English, after the founding of New China, a hundred wastes to be rebuilt, as a very scarce professional talent at that time, Mao Anying was very useful in any field, but with the outbreak of the Korean War, his fate showed a major turn.
Many people know Chairman Mao's words about Mao Anying's trip to the Korean front: "Who called him Mao Zedong's son?" He doesn't go who goes back? In fact, Mao Anying did not ask his father to go, but he took the initiative to ask to go.
As the sentence in the movie "Chosin Lake": "The children of hundreds of thousands of ordinary people went to the battlefield with one order, what reason did I Have not to go?" ”
So, what did Mao Anying do during his time in North Korea? What contributions have you made?
Mao Anying's identity in the volunteer army is Peng Dehuai's confidential secretary and Russian translator, that is, "Secretary Liu", so many people think that Mao Anying only did some civilian work during his time in Korea, and the danger is not great, in fact, Mao Anying was an excellent tank officer as early as the Soviet period, from the Soviet Union expedition for thousands of miles straight into the Nazi lair, made outstanding military achievements, therefore, everyone quickly understood the other side of Mao Anying's heroic and heroic and full of courage.
One day, an unexploded bomb dropped by a U.S. aircraft was found near the Volunteer Command, and the U.S. Military had a time-lapse bomb that was specially delayed to explode to kill more people, so this bomb was a very great threat to the command and must be removed as soon as possible.
However, after a while of not being able to find a professional sapper, Mao Anying stepped forward and took the initiative to request that the bomb be removed. Colleagues dissuaded one after another, saying that this was too dangerous, but Mao Anying patted everyone's shoulders, smiled and said: "You can rest assured, don't tell Mr. Peng!" ”
Mao Anying instructed everyone to hide well, then picked up a simple tool, walked over to the bomb, carefully observed it for a while, and then began to disassemble it.
Colleagues in the distance were so nervous that some even covered their ears and buried their heads instead of looking, for fear of an earth-shattering explosion! Who knows, after a while, Mao Anying's shout came: "Okay, lift the alarm!" Let's get out! ”
Everyone looked around in horror, good fellow, Mao Anying actually defused this bomb! The high explosives of citrine on the ground look creepy!
Everyone asked Mao Anying with some trepidation, when did he learn such a magical "craft"? Mao Anying smiled and briefly introduced his experience during the Great Patriotic War in the Soviet Union, as a tank officer, this kind of bomb dismantling work is as skilled as the old farmer's cleaning up farm tools.
Only then did everyone know that Mao Anying still had such rich experience in the war, and it was not at all a "translator" who could be profiled!
Mao Anying was not only proficient in Russian, but also taught himself English and French, and after entering the DPRK, he actively studied Korean and Japanese.
Once, Mao Anying interrogated a US Army major officer named Ross Lyles, and through his good manners, he not only obtained some military intelligence from the US military, but also learned about the real mental state of the US military.
Later, Major Lyles was greatly impressed, he compared the huge gap between the Chinese Volunteer Army and the Japanese army in World War II in the treatment of prisoners of war, and sincerely praised the Chinese army as an invincible division of benevolence and righteousness!
Mao Anying was not only able to do the ideological work of prisoners of war, but also did the ideological work of Liang Xingchu, a famous general of the volunteer army.
The 38th Army led by Liang Xingchu was an ace unit with outstanding merits, but it had just entered the DPRK, was affected by erroneous intelligence, the first battle was not fought well, and was severely criticized by General Peng, and Liang Xingchu, who had always been very angry, could not stand it and was very depressed.
Mao Anying took the initiative to find Liang Xingchu and do his ideological work, enlightening him: "Commander Liang, don't be discouraged, General Peng actually attaches great importance to you, always at the headquarters to talk about your 38th Army, it doesn't matter if you don't fight well this time, the next time you fight well." ”
After Mao Anying finished speaking, he put forward another amazing request: "Commander Liang, I have long known that the 38th Army is an invincible heroic unit, can you see if I can go to the 38th Army and be a regimental commander or regimental political commissar?" ”
Liang Xingchu knew Mao Anying's identity, of course, he would not agree to him to be the regimental commander on such a dangerous front, so he laughed and said, "Hahaha, our regimental commanders are all old Red Army, you just came down, you want to replace them?" ”
Although Mao Anying failed to realize his wish, his encouragement also made Liang Xingchu very moved, and later in the second battle, he led the 38th Army to fight the prestige of the volunteer army, which made Mr. Peng shout excitedly "Long live the 38th Army".
In addition, during his stay in North Korea, Mao Anying also saved a North Korean child, which was widely circulated in the local area.
There was a village near the volunteer army headquarters, once bombed by US aircraft, many houses caught fire, Mao Anying saw it, immediately rushed to save people, and rescued a big lady from the fire.
The eldest lady cried and said that there was still her grandson inside, and Mao Anying immediately took a basin of water next to her, drenched herself, and then rushed into the fire, rescued the child, and moved the eldest bride to cry bitterly.
Later, Mao Anying was unfortunately sacrificed, and this eldest lady took out the cemetery prepared for herself and buried Mao Anying inside.
Later, when the troops wanted to relocate Mao Anying's body, the eldest lady also stopped her and said, This is my son, and no one can move!
When she learned Mao Anying's true identity, the eldest lady once again wept bitterly, climbed a hillside, knelt down in the direction of Beijing, and kept prostrating her head.
This is the touching story of Mao Anying's time in Korea, worthy of being Chairman Mao's son and Chinese min's son!
(References: "Mao Anying in the Korean Battlefield", "Xiangchao", "Qiushi")